The safety and satisfaction of our residents is of paramount importance to us and we regret that there was any miscommunication between yourself and our Property Manager On May of this year, our Vice President of Community Relations wrote to you extensively addressing, and taking action on, each of your concerns She provided her contact information and urged you to contact her at any time regarding any future issues All documentation demonstrates that repairs on the property were resolved in a timely manner Regarding the move out walk-through mentioned in your letter; your husband walked the home with a member of the Coronado Village staff and was advised that your $ deposit would be reduced by charges (as outlined on your Move In/Move Out Condition Report) and you should receive your refund within the time frame as permitted by law If you have additional questions or would like to speak with our Vice President, please contact her at any of the numbers that were provided / [redacted] Style Definitions */
Re: Complaint by [redacted] concerning rental mobile home at [redacted] Dear Revdex.com: Please accept this reply to response to the complaint made by Ms [redacted] in the above-referenced matterThere is nothing in the New Mexico Owner Residents Relations Act or Mobile Home Park Act that requires a landlord to give notice of an automatic renewal As I mentioned in my original response, the automatic renewal benefits both parties and was a negotiated term Ms [redacted] was free to terminate in compliance with the parties’ agreement Ms [redacted] is also incorrect about the landlord’s right to retain possession The statutory lien created by the Mobile Home Park Act is expressly enforceable through NMSA§ 48-3- (See NMSA § 47-10-9(E) & (I) The lien is expressly a possessory lien NMSA §48-3-9, reads, in part: In the case of the liens provided in Sections 48-3-, if the person or persons entitled to the lien consent to a removal of the property subject to the lien from the leased premises the lien shall become voidThus, if the park allowed the home to be removed, the tenant could argue that the landlord’s lien is voidMs [redacted] ’s makes references to unnamed attorneys she has spoken Our attorney, [redacted] * [redacted] , has provided the legal support for our response and replyMs [redacted] ’s statement that she was not a lessee until her residents moved from the home belies the written lease agreement Ms [redacted] and her husband are clearly the lessees under the lease Ms [redacted] was refunded her security deposit, less $for reasonable clean of the site and final utilities I have attached pictures that show Ms [redacted] did not completely clean the home site and the charge was reasonable Please contact us if you have any questions
The safety and satisfaction of our residents is of paramount importance to us and we regret that there was any miscommunication between yourself and our Property Manager On May of this year, our Vice President of Community Relations wrote to you extensively addressing, and taking action on, each of your concerns She provided her contact information and urged you to contact her at any time regarding any future issues All documentation demonstrates that repairs on the property were resolved in a timely manner Regarding the move out walk-through mentioned in your letter; your husband walked the home with a member of the Coronado Village staff and was advised that your $ deposit would be reduced by charges (as outlined on your Move In/Move Out Condition Report) and you should receive your refund within the time frame as permitted by law If you have additional questions or would like to speak with our Vice President, please contact her at any of the numbers that were provided / [redacted] Style Definitions */
Re: Complaint by [redacted] concerning rental mobile home at [redacted] Dear Revdex.com: Please accept this reply to response to the complaint made by Ms [redacted] in the above-referenced matterThere is nothing in the New Mexico Owner Residents Relations Act or Mobile Home Park Act that requires a landlord to give notice of an automatic renewal As I mentioned in my original response, the automatic renewal benefits both parties and was a negotiated term Ms [redacted] was free to terminate in compliance with the parties’ agreement Ms [redacted] is also incorrect about the landlord’s right to retain possession The statutory lien created by the Mobile Home Park Act is expressly enforceable through NMSA§ 48-3- (See NMSA § 47-10-9(E) & (I) The lien is expressly a possessory lien NMSA §48-3-9, reads, in part: In the case of the liens provided in Sections 48-3-, if the person or persons entitled to the lien consent to a removal of the property subject to the lien from the leased premises the lien shall become voidThus, if the park allowed the home to be removed, the tenant could argue that the landlord’s lien is voidMs [redacted] ’s makes references to unnamed attorneys she has spoken Our attorney, [redacted] * [redacted] , has provided the legal support for our response and replyMs [redacted] ’s statement that she was not a lessee until her residents moved from the home belies the written lease agreement Ms [redacted] and her husband are clearly the lessees under the lease Ms [redacted] was refunded her security deposit, less $for reasonable clean of the site and final utilities I have attached pictures that show Ms [redacted] did not completely clean the home site and the charge was reasonable Please contact us if you have any questions