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All Forum Posts by: Kelly Sennholz

Kelly Sennholz has started 20 posts and replied 145 times.

When you speak this way, you should expect people to comment on it. 

Federal law prohibits discrimination based on many factors, including
race, religion, national origin, familial status, disability, and sex.
Bruce, exhibiting open misogyny on a site for rental properties does not bode well. Clearly, your assumptions are belief systems. Again, in my personal experience I have found the drama with guys to be higher but that does not mean I think "all guys are high drama." That would be an illegal and inaccurate assumption. I rent to a lot of guys who are really great, too. Have respect.
First of all, the comment "If you have a house full of women..." is extraordinarily misogynist. In my experience, the men have far more drama but that is an n of 1.

Secondly, I always rent to people who are neat, responsible, pay their rent, no "issues" such as drinking/drug use/violent romantic partners, etc. The sex or sexual orientation, race, etc. of the person is irrelevant.

C'mon guys, hop into the 2000s.

Fabulous move on your part. So happy you got it handled.  Congratulations. 

I've had that work before, calling the police. But it required me to meet them there and yell at the police so hard they almost arrested me. Technically in my area, squatters have rights, it's insane but it is what it is.

Oh, and post the eviction notice before midnight. Your state should have a site to indicate how to do that. This is squatting, so might be more complicated but every day matters. Also, when you post, leave a note to them saying they will have to reveal an eviction process on rental application (if they are going to rent). GET THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS and their place of employment asap.

FILE eviction immediately. Begin today if possible. Get any information on the sellers you can, i.e. social security number, etc. File complaint on your realtor.

Post: Puerto Rico

Kelly SennholzPosted
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 253
  • Votes 156
Thank you, it's lovely. 

Post: Puerto Rico

Kelly SennholzPosted
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 253
  • Votes 156
Just bought first property there. Amazing. 

Also interested in any resources.

Post: Utility sub metering Denver. Recommendations

Kelly SennholzPosted
  • Denver, CO
  • Posts 253
  • Votes 156

If you don't mind saying, what did you pay to do the gas and electric meters?