Allegis Investment Services

As the agent for the Owner (Landlord), to whom we have a fiduciary responsibility, we followed the executed lease and Arizona statutesWe believe these accusations from this disgruntled former tenant are inaccurateIt is our opinion that this complaint stems from the fact that this tenant is unhappy that we enforced a valid lease (signed by tenant) which includes penalties for breachThis tenant did not fulfill the agreed lease term, and vacated after approximately months of a month lease agreement, which is a breach of contractWe have addressed her complaint letter page by page below, and attached the signed lease agreementComplaint pg#- At her own admission, the former tenant had multiple people (3) walk through the property and did not report any issues before signingAny maintenance issues that were reported after signing were repaired within a timely mannerComplaint pg#- Landlord handled all statutory repairs reported and adhered to Arizona statutes (pg2)Tenant was not charged for any repairs at close out but for only fees as outlined per the lease and penalty fees for breach of contract per her signed leaseComplaint pgs#& 4- There was no “threat” of eviction It was explained that this was the incorrect way to handle (according to the lease and Arizona statute), and that partial payments would not be accepted Again, the tenant was only charged for fees that are outlined in the agreement, which the Landlord is entitled to doAttached is the lease agreement with highlights of the lease term and lines valid charges (pgs#& 4)Inspection Fee – Lease paragraph ($150)Rekey Fee – Lease paragraph ($98)Breach Fee – Lease paragraph ($200)Advertising Costs – Lease paragraph ($600)No charges for repairs and no additional charges for rent because it was lease again quickly.Total charges = $1,and are valid per the leaseRegards,Mike S [redacted]

HomeQwik is a licensed real estate company in the State of Arizona whose client in this matter is the owner of the property at *** * *** **This property is occupied by the complainant, *** *** ***.Under Arizona State Law, we are required to obey the instructions given to us by our client (the
owner) and to treat other members of a transaction (in this case, the resident, *** ***) fairly.Our position is that this is a contractual dispute covered in her lease, and the lease states she is responsible for this type of maintenance/repairHowever, in the interest of resolving this with *** *** and promoting a better relationship moving forward, we will remove the cost of this repair

As
the agent for the Owner (Landlord), to whom we have a fiduciary responsibility,
we followed the executed lease and Arizona statutes. We believe these
accusations from this disgruntled former tenant are inaccurate. It is our
opinion that this complaint stems from the fact that this tenant is...

unhappy
that we enforced a valid lease (signed by tenant) which includes penalties
for breach. This tenant did not fulfill the agreed lease term, and vacated
after approximately 3 months of a 12 month lease agreement, which is a breach
of contract. We have addressed her complaint letter page by page below, and
attached the signed lease agreement. Complaint
pg#1 - At her own admission, the former tenant had multiple people (3) walk through
the property and did not report any issues before signing. Any maintenance
issues that were reported after signing were repaired within a timely manner. Complaint
pg#2 - Landlord handled all statutory repairs reported and adhered to Arizona
statutes (pg2). Tenant was not charged for any repairs at close out but
for only fees as outlined per the lease and penalty fees for breach of contract
per her signed lease. Complaint pgs#3 & 4- There was no “threat” of eviction.
It was explained that this was the incorrect way to handle (according to the
lease and Arizona statute), and that partial payments would not be accepted.
Again, the tenant was only charged for fees that are outlined in the agreement,
which the Landlord is entitled to do. Attached is the lease agreement with highlights
of the lease term and lines valid charges (pgs#3 & 4). Inspection Fee – Lease paragraph 2 ($150)Rekey Fee – Lease paragraph 28 ($98)Breach Fee – Lease paragraph 32 ($200)Advertising Costs – Lease paragraph 34 ($600)No charges for repairs and no additional charges for rent because it was lease again quickly.Total charges = $1,098 and are valid per the leaseRegards,Mike S[redacted]