Pride Property Management & Real Estate Services

9-22-Complaint Number [redacted] To whom it may concern, In reference to the Revdex.com complaint of 9-13-My response is as follows: On September 8, 2015, I received notification via email that a tenant of mine was going to have to break his one year lease signed December 23, due to a job transferThey explained that they would have the property vacant and ready to return keys on September 11, at 2pmI went ahead and scheduled an open house for 2:30pm, so I could expedite a new tenant moving in, to lessen the cost of the prior tenants lease breakI immediately began advertising the unit and had a favorable response to my adI was contacted by a prospective tenant who was unable to come at 2:and asked if he could come a bit earlierI let him know I would be meeting with the tenants at 2pm and he was welcome to come view the propertyI emailed him an application so if he liked the property he could come prepared to turn in the applicationIn most cases tenants who are breaching the contract and know they are responsible for all costs to ready the unit for rent, have the unit in turn key condition so it will rent fastSadly this was not the case here, as referenced in the tenants own Revdex.com complaintI met with the tenants, completed the move out inspection and instructed them on their responsibilityBecause of a language barrier, I had drawn a separate document spelling out what they were responsible for as indicated in the lease “Breach of Contract “paragraphThe tenants did not feel comfortable signing this document and wanted their attorney to look it overI had not problem with that and instructed them to also provide the lease to the attorney so he could see the clause the document referencedThe item they were most upset about at the move out was the instruction that they Would have to Continue to pay rent per the Contract until the unit was under contract with a new tenantThey did not want to do this and just wanted me to take any additional rent out of their security depositThe lease clearly states “security deposit cannot be used for rent" | informed them that if the unit was not rented as of Oct 1, but rented say mid Oct, the rent would be prorated and returned to themThis was not acceptable to themBut none the less part of the signed lease agreementI also informed them that I believed I would have the unit rented by Oct 1, and that I believed this would not even be an issue, As the prospective tenant that came early and viewed the property, loved it even in its “dirty” state and submitted an applicationI told them if he was approved no further rent would be needed and the costs to ready the unit for rentetc...cleaning, minor repairs, commissions...would be taken from thesecurity depositI emailed the tenants on 9-18-letting them know I had secured this tenant for an Oct move inAnd I would be processing the return of the security depositThey never responded to the emailMost tenants would be thrilled with the speed in which the property was turned overdays from the move out to the processing of the security deposit being returnedI take great pains to lower the costs for my tenants when unexpected things happenEvery dollar countsBut I also have a responsibility to my client (the owner) as well, and the lease terms must be adhered toI am very happy that the property was turned as quickly as it was, with very little expense to the tenantMy reward.....ARevdex.com COMPLAINTIll Oh and we use.org simply because.com was taken by a management company in New York....No conspiracy hereSincerely, [redacted] Pride Property Management

9-22-15Complaint Number ***To whom it may concern,In reference to the Revdex.com complaint of 9-13-My response is as follows:On September 8, 2015, I received notification via email that a tenant of mine was going to have to break his one year lease signed December 23, due to a job transfer
They explained that they would have the property vacant and ready to return keys on September 11, at 2pm.I went ahead and scheduled an open house for 2:30pm, so I could expedite a new tenant moving in, to lessen the cost of the prior tenants lease breakI immediately began advertising the unit and had a favorable response to my ad.I was contacted by a prospective tenant who was unable to come at 2:and asked if he could come a bit earlierI let him know I would be meeting with the tenants at 2pm and he was welcome to come view the propertyI emailed him an application so if he liked the property he could come prepared to turn in the application.In most cases tenants who are breaching the contract and know they are responsible for all costs to ready the unit for rent, have the unit in turn key condition so it will rent fastSadly this was not the case here, as referenced in the tenants own Revdex.com complaint.I met with the tenants, completed the move out inspection and instructed them on their responsibilityBecause of a language barrier, I had drawn a separate document spelling out what they were responsible for as indicated in the lease “Breach of Contract “paragraphThe tenants did not feel comfortable signing this document and wanted their attorney to look it overI had not problem with that and instructed them to also provide the lease to the attorney so he could see the clause the document referenced.The item they were most upset about at the move out was the instruction that they Would have to Continue to pay rent per the Contract until the unit was under contract with a new tenantThey did not want to do this and just wanted me to take any additional rent out of their security depositThe lease clearly states “security deposit cannot be used for rent" | informed them that if the unit was not rented as of Oct 1, but rented say mid Oct, the rent would be prorated and returned to themThis was not acceptable to themBut none the less part of the signed lease agreement.I also informed them that I believed I would have the unit rented by Oct 1, and that I believed this would not even be an issue, As the prospective tenant that came early and viewed the property, loved it even in its “dirty” state and submitted an applicationI told them if he was approved no further rent would be needed and the costs to ready the unit for rentetc...cleaning, minor repairs, commissions...would be taken from thesecurity deposit.I emailed the tenants on 9-18-letting them know I had secured this tenant for an Oct move inAnd I would be processing the return of the security depositThey never responded to the email.Most tenants would be thrilled with the speed in which the property was turned overdays from the move out to the processing of the security deposit being returnedI take great pains to lower the costs for my tenants when unexpected things happenEvery dollar countsBut I also have a responsibility to my client (the owner) as well, and the lease terms must be adhered to.I am very happy that the property was turned as quickly as it was, with very little expense to the tenantMy reward.....ARevdex.com COMPLAINTIllOh and we use.org simply because.com was taken by a management company in New York....No conspiracy here.Sincerely,*** *** Pride Property Management

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To whom it may concern,
In reference to the Revdex.com complaint of 9-13-My response is as follows:
On September 8, 2015, I received notification via email that a tenant of mine was going to have to break his one year lease signed December 23, due to a job transferThey explained that they would have the property vacant and ready to return keys on September 11, at 2pmI went ahead and scheduled an open house for 2:30pm, so I could expedite a new tenant moving in, to lessen the cost of the prior tenants lease breakI immediately began advertising the unit and had a favorable response to my adI was contacted by a prospective tenant who was unable to come at 2:and asked if he could come a bit earlierI let him know I would be meeting with the tenants at 2pm and he was welcome to come view the propertyI emailed him an application so if he liked the property he could come prepared to turn in the applicationIn most cases tenants who are breaching the contract and know they are responsible for all costs to ready the unit for rent, have the unit in turn key condition so it will rent fastSadly this was not the case here, as referenced in the tenants own Revdex.com complaintI met with the tenants, completed the move out inspection and instructed them on their responsibilityBecause of a language barrier, I had drawn a separate document spelling out what they were responsible for as indicated in the lease "Breach of Contract "paragraphThe tenants did not feel comfortable signing this document and wanted their attorney to look it overI had not problem with that and instructed them to also provide the lease to the attorney so he could see the clause the document referencedThe item they were most upset about at the move out was the instruction that they Would have to Continue to pay rent per the Contract until the unit was under contract with a new tenantThey did not want to do this and just wanted me to take any additional rent out of their security depositThe lease clearly states "security deposit cannot be used for rent" | informed them that if the unit was not rented as of Oct 1, but rented say mid Oct, the rent would be prorated and returned to themThis was not acceptable to themBut none the less part of the signed lease agreementI also informed them that I believed I would have the unit rented by Oct 1, and that I believed this would not even be an issue, As the prospective tenant that came early and viewed the property, loved it even in its "dirty" state and submitted an applicationI told them if he was approved no further rent would be needed and the costs to ready the unit for rentetc...cleaning, minor repairs, commissions...would be taken from thesecurity depositI emailed the tenants on 9-18-letting them know I had secured this tenant for an Oct move inAnd I would be processing the return of the security depositThey never responded to the emailMost tenants would be thrilled with the speed in which the property was turned overdays from the move out to the processing of the security deposit being returnedI take great pains to lower the costs for my tenants when unexpected things happenEvery dollar countsBut I also have a responsibility to my client (the owner) as well, and the lease terms must be adhered toI am very happy that the property was turned as quickly as it was, with very little expense to the tenantMy reward.....ARevdex.com COMPLAINTIll
Oh and we use.org simply because.com was taken by a management company in New York....No conspiracy hereSincerely,
[redacted] Pride Property Management