All Forum Posts by: Glenda Barden

Thank you all for your time and input.

Thank you all for your time and input.

 Thank you for your time and insight.

 That's a good idea. Thanks.

Thanks for your information.  However, I didn't know that I should have paid them the fee they asked for but, I still had to second guess their professionalism at the same time.  I didn't know how to be a landlord that's why I sort the help of a company I thought would be able to do that for me.  Can you understand that?

Well, the lease was between the property management company and the tenants, I did not sign it. Because I have a contract with the property management company giving them that authority.

However, to be clear you're saying that the property managenent company has no responsibilities in failing to get all signatures as I had requested and entrusted them to have my best interest?

Also, when I asked them why they didn't have all 3 of the adults sign the lease, I was told, " I had it on a sticky note that only one of them was going to be held responsible for paying the rent, however, we switched to a paperless system and now I can't find the note".  But, I haven't told them about this email that I found from them yet.

 I really didn't think to double check after they asked me what I wanted and I told them what to do

Here's part of the email they sent me:

1.Will anyone else be named on the lease? (spouse or children?) Yes, I would like eveyone over 18 to be on the lease

I mean I really thought I was good to go with this company that has been doing this for years, but they really dropped the ball, right?

Well, I didn't get my insurance company involved in this, I had a move out inspection and I had the work they noted done.

Well I signed an agreement with the property manager for them to manage my property.  It's a basic management agreement between me the home owner and the property management company.  

Is there something specific it might say that could make a difference to sue or not?

 Which contract?