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November 18th 2016Ref: *** *** complaintID # 11801656To Revdex.comIn response to Ms *** ***'s complaint, Ms *** (Tenant) moved in February 19th after the Federal Government inspected the home and passed it for occupancy per HUD standards Per HUD standards central air is
not a requirement Nor does the City of Beaumont require a landlord to provide central air However, upon move in Ms *** and I agreed (Ref: signature on lease page 9) that I would install a ton unit during March / 1st week of April During the time prior to the ton unit installation we provided a $temporary standup air conditioning unit and ran the duct work outside the wall in the dining room We also gave her a $reductions in rent which she gladly accepted for any inconvenience We also gave her a refrigerator at no charge, which she also gladly accepted Around the 1st week of April we installed the large ton unit per our agreement In May I issued a day notice due to lack of payment The tenant was mad and contacted housing for a special inspection Three small items were reported Ref: Federal Inspection dated May 17th) The items were repaired and the house was once again inspected and passed.The tenant complained to Revdex.com about sewage The issue lasted one week, while the City of Beaumont came out to inspect why drain lines were not flowing properly The City found their main lines were broken and needed to replace them They brought out the backhoe and dug out the line and replaced it Please reference city work orders for *** *** Street Note: Tenant never complained at the time city was making repairs, she never complained to Housing Authority.Tenant states mold and mildew after the month of moving in However, the facts are she never complained on the May 17th special inspection mentioned above.The real issues came when Tenant would not pay her rent in a timely manner For a few months her rent was only $(Twenty-one dollars) and could not pay on time In July she called us out to check the AC Unit when we arrived, we found the grass and vines growing all over condensing unit (Ref photo), no air filter When we tried to view interior unit she kicked us out She was hostile and threatening (ref: affidavit).She then calls housing complaining that her new A/C was not cooling And complained A/C vents had mold and mildew Again, we rescheduled a time to make repairs When we came over to make the repairs, again the tenant was very confrontational to the point we had to call Beaumont police department Officer *** came and explained she needed to allow us to work However once he left she began interfering again Once again we had to call the police This time officer *** came out He could not calm her and we contacted the Director of Section department Officer *** explained to the director she was hostile and uncooperative and that we would not be able to complete our work on that day (Ref: Police event #***).We eventually had no choice but to file in court for non-payment of rent and for breach of contract.The Judge after hearing the evidence, found the tenant guilty of forcible detainer and was evicted On Oct 11th 2016, Tenant per judge, does not receive any deposit and now owes $to Devillier Properties for court cost and rent (Ref: court papers Docket no6/***).The Housing Department had the Tenant removed from the Housing program.Our opinion, the tenant tried to sabotage the inspections in order to receive a new house from the federal government She did not like being told anything She only wanted to be a recipient and did not want to be participant That's not how the system works After she was found guilty on Oct 11th now wants to file a complaint with Revdex.com on Nov 3rd We wish the tenant best of luck!!Sincerely,Devillier Properties

November 18th 2016Ref: *** *** complaintID # 11801656To Revdex.comIn response to Ms *** ***'s complaint, Ms *** (Tenant) moved in February 19th after the Federal Government inspected the home and passed it for occupancy per HUD standards Per HUD standards central air is
not a requirement Nor does the City of Beaumont require a landlord to provide central air However, upon move in Ms *** and I agreed (Ref: signature on lease page 9) that I would install a ton unit during March / 1st week of April During the time prior to the ton unit installation we provided a $temporary standup air conditioning unit and ran the duct work outside the wall in the dining room We also gave her a $reductions in rent which she gladly accepted for any inconvenience We also gave her a refrigerator at no charge, which she also gladly accepted Around the 1st week of April we installed the large ton unit per our agreement In May I issued a day notice due to lack of payment The tenant was mad and contacted housing for a special inspection Three small items were reported Ref: Federal Inspection dated May 17th) The items were repaired and the house was once again inspected and passed.The tenant complained to Revdex.com about sewage The issue lasted one week, while the City of Beaumont came out to inspect why drain lines were not flowing properly The City found their main lines were broken and needed to replace them They brought out the backhoe and dug out the line and replaced it Please reference city work orders for *** *** Street Note: Tenant never complained at the time city was making repairs, she never complained to Housing Authority.Tenant states mold and mildew after the month of moving in However, the facts are she never complained on the May 17th special inspection mentioned above.The real issues came when Tenant would not pay her rent in a timely manner For a few months her rent was only $(Twenty-one dollars) and could not pay on time In July she called us out to check the AC Unit when we arrived, we found the grass and vines growing all over condensing unit (Ref photo), no air filter When we tried to view interior unit she kicked us out She was hostile and threatening (ref: affidavit).She then calls housing complaining that her new A/C was not cooling And complained A/C vents had mold and mildew Again, we rescheduled a time to make repairs When we came over to make the repairs, again the tenant was very confrontational to the point we had to call Beaumont police department Officer *** came and explained she needed to allow us to work However once he left she began interfering again Once again we had to call the police This time officer *** came out He could not calm her and we contacted the Director of Section department Officer *** explained to the director she was hostile and uncooperative and that we would not be able to complete our work on that day (Ref: Police event #***).We eventually had no choice but to file in court for non-payment of rent and for breach of contract.The Judge after hearing the evidence, found the tenant guilty of forcible detainer and was evicted On Oct 11th 2016, Tenant per judge, does not receive any deposit and now owes $to Devillier Properties for court cost and rent (Ref: court papers Docket no6/***).The Housing Department had the Tenant removed from the Housing program.Our opinion, the tenant tried to sabotage the inspections in order to receive a new house from the federal government She did not like being told anything She only wanted to be a recipient and did not want to be participant That's not how the system works After she was found guilty on Oct 11th now wants to file a complaint with Revdex.com on Nov 3rd We wish the tenant best of luck!!Sincerely,Devillier Properties