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All Forum Posts by: Pete Park

Pete Park has started 2 posts and replied 5 times.

The management company is only showing the property and handling screening. The management will be maintained by the owner, and all collections a payments will be sent to the owner. I see no mention of the management companies address or name anywhere on the contract.

I am concerned of losing my deposit if I have no way to contact the owner should they not respond to me after the lease ends.

Does text and or email serve as official notice for letters and demands in case of necessary? If I am unable to contact via phone or email or receive a response at the end of my lease, who am I to contact/hold accountable if there is no contact address? At least by mail i would have a certified letter 

http://www.courts.ca.gov/partn...

It also specifies above.I am requesting an address to be stated on the contract for official notice and  forms etc to be mailed through 


I am based in California.


The management company who listed the property, will not provide a mailing address for the owner. (owner will manage property) I've since then getting into a small quarrel via text message on the importance of this with one of the property managers. (they stated owner will provide the address after signing). However i would like it on contract officially. Should I let this slide and sign the contract anyway if they are not willing to provide the mailing address on contract? I have a phone number and an email address for the payment info on the contract. In case I need to deliver a certified letter one day, I am thinking an address on contract would help. 

They also insisted I signed the rental agreement via docusign a few days before my official move in date. I requested I would like to sign it on the move in day after inspecting the property (as to not be held under contract before moving in)

Am I being difficult? Or should I go with the management company's orders?

I am based in California.


The management company who listed the property, will not provide a mailing address for the owner. (owner will manage property) I've since then getting into a small quarrel via text message on the importance of this with one of the property managers. (they stated owner will provide the address afterwards. However i would like it on contract officially. Should I let this slide and sign the contract anyway if they are not willing to provide the mailing address on contract? I have a phone number and an email address for the payment info on the contract. 

They also insisted I signed the rental agreement via docusign a few days before my official move in date. I requested I would like to sign it on the move in day after inspecting the property (as to not be held under contract before moving in)

Am I being difficult? Or should I go with the management company's orders?