Is not Replying to emails admissible?

[Sherry Ray-Von]

My property  manager has agreed  verbally to rescind an eviction notice. We agreed in a face to face  meeting that the eviction was not only invalid but it was she that had dropped the ball and not reported any of the repairs needed in my unit and that she also agreed to go back to her employer and admit to him that shed not done her part and that my upset about the unrepaired conditions were in fact her fault .

We also agreed to write an email to the other with notes of our conversation so it was documented  somehow. ( my idea) 

She agreed and  I wrote mine but she has not replied or sent me any kind of email with talking points or a recap. She has lied to me before about things all verbal never in an email.  Although I have several early texts of her lieing regarding other rental subjects.  

It has been ten days since our meeting together and I have written several emails and texts  reminding her with notations of our conversation and she will not reply she only replied to texts saying call me. And has done this to me in the past after promising me shed lower my rent  and vacillated and never ever did and then told me near the beginning of the next month she had never said that. 

She to lk d me during our meeting that she uses these tactics to close a sale when all along never intends to do what she's promised. Shocked I said do you not hear what your telling me? 

If she chooses not to reply to the  email is the email admisable legally?