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Jared Cruz
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Recent break-in attempt and non responsive landlord

Jared Cruz
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Hi. First post on here. Sunday night I prevented a break-in at my home. The would-be burglar did a little bit of damage ( broken multiple screen shade covers for windows, pry marks on Arcadia sliding glass doorframe and a cracked Arcadia sliding glass door). 

That happened on Sunday night. I emailed my unresponsive landlord Monday morning with pictures, and police incident report number. It is now Friday and he has yet to respond. Since I have made the effort to contact him, should I just continue to wait or keep pestering him? He is the type of landlord that will make me pay for damages of the attempted break in and I will likely be going to court over this in the far future. 

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