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985 N High St Ste 210, Columbus, Ohio, United States, 43201-2647

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The lawn contractors are destructive towars properties and there are several condo members that cut their own lawns. My gutter spouts were damaged from the trimmers and I had gotten tired of replacing them, because the lawn company keeps cutting into the gutter spouts.

I had my dryer vent knocked off and it was placed back up damaged. So I guess I'm supposed to replace the damages.

My last damage was that I had a piece of my cement around the condenser, that was chipped by the lawn contractors.

I also had a construction worker who's name is Leigh F, who needs to be fired. During construction he would stand outside on a regular basis and run his mouth outdoors and it was directed towards me. My splash guards would disappear and then be placed back down.

Lastly, there is a guest of a neighbor that rides dirtbikes on the streets, during the weekends and I had complained more than once about it by email.

I had also called Columbus Police Department several times about this guest riding dirtbikes. Once they had waited about two weeks then they comes back around riding dirtbikes on the streets again. This guess nearly had a collision with me on one of the main streets, riding a dirtbike.

When I had complained, some one from Borror Property stated by email that it would be looked into about placing up signs," No dirtbikes or ATV's," so far nothing happened.

Borror Response • Jul 30, 2018

Good afternoon,

We would be happy to revisit Mr. concerns with the landscape vendor regarding the dryer vent replacement and downspouts. We will also follow up with the Board on the ATV signage. We do appreciate Mr. patience as we work through the resolution process.

Respectfully,

Stephanie MVice President of Association Management

Customer Response • Aug 04, 2018

Revdex.com:

I reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID, and find the resolution is satisfactory to me.

Regards

In June of 2018 I signed a lease to move into Karric Place. When I wrote two checks on separate occasions (one for pro-rated June rent, and one for July rent), I asked the supervisor there (I had a witness) if my starter checks from my new PNC checking account were acceptable. She said yes. On July 25 I had a note on my doorknob stating my July rent check was returned for insufficient funds and I owed that plus $4O late fees by July 27. I went to the bank. They told me the checks were never even received. I went to the rental office. The manager was there. She stated it was my responsibility to write an acceptable check, and that they were not a financial institution so they had no way of knowing the check would not be accepted by Borrow. What? I'm the client? I even asked! This is YOUR business. YOUR oversight. Because I made a stink about it and left, she called her director who told her to waive the late fees. Good idea. I had already got the cashier's checks including the late fees. Now you don't suppose they will credit me that $40, do you? Very, very unprofessional.

Borror Response • Aug 08, 2018

Thank you for reaching out and letting us know your concerns. We do understand the frustrations you have faced and we would be happy to discuss this matter with you further. I would be happy to have a look at the check and see if I can tell why the bank did not accept the check. However, without seeing the check in question we are not able to always tell what an outside company with accept or not accept. Sadly, we are unable to control what the bank chose to do with the check. We are able to control the late fees on the account as that is within our powers when a situation occurs outside of the ordinary. I would really like the opportunity to look further into this matter for you if you are able to supply the information to the leasing office. They will be able to forward on the information to me to follow up on. We are very sorry that this situation occurred and hope your stay with us will show that we do care and want to help. Thank you for your time, patience and understanding.

Water in Albany Crossing is moldy and sludge and is possibly a health hazard. I have repeatedly contacted Borror and they are responsible for water quality after delivery from columbus waterworks. They have replied once they were looking into and testing the water last week. I have sent two other emails as well as another resident and no responses. The water in this community is so bad the sides of the houses by bathroom vents are black from mold residue. I had t a water filter installed for 225.00 total cost and it still is causing mold. Rumour has it it is due to never flushing the fire hydrants.

Borror Response • Aug 08, 2018

We appreciate the concern submitted by Mr. and we, Borror, are working diligently with the Board to address the concern. The water for the community is provided by the City of Columbus and the association is responsible for the master meter maintenance and the infrastructure, or pipes, that service multiple units. The Board has instructed Borror to test multiple lines within the association to obtain an appropriate sample. Based on the findings, the Board plans to proceed at the recommendation of the professionals completing the test for the lines determined in the deed restrictions to be serviced by the association. For those lines determined under the deed restrictions that service only the unit, or home, would fall to the homeowner for maintenance.

Respectfully,

Stephanie M
Vice President of Association Management
Borror

Customer Response • Aug 09, 2018

Complaint: ***

I am rejecting this response because:

I was advised by Borror I would be responsible for the testing individually should they deem water to be safe and they are using there old company. This water has been personally tested by myself and 2 neighbors and there is no chlorine at all in the water, which could cause bacteria and viruses. The sludge in my drains is disgusting, and cannot imagine what the water lines look like. I have attached her email and it has been over a month and still no testing.

Regards

I have been a resident of Silvertree Apartments for over four years, the last year or more as a month-to-month tenant. June 3rd I received notification informing me that my monthly rent was going to go up nearly $100 dollars beginning the 1st of July. My response was to find another apartment within my budget & sign a lease there.

I submitted my intent to terminate my lease on the 29th of June letting the management know I'd have the apartment vacated no later than the 15th of July.

I spoke with management to try and determine what the final costs would be & what was required in order to vacate the premises and they're insisting I provide 60 days notice or suffer the financial repercussions. (forfeiture of deposit, collections, etc.)

They're claiming the 30 day notice was a mistake on their end (it should've been 60 days) and they can only push the time frame for the rent increase to 60. Unfortunately I've already signed a new lease given the initial date they provided.

Borror Response • Jul 05, 2018

We have appreciated Mr. time with us at Silvertree Apartments. I have spoken with Mr. at length to discuss the terms of his lease agreement. Mr. was informed of an issue in which he had not been being charged the correct amount for his Month To Month tenancy. The letter was sent out to let him know of the issue when we found that he had a large credit balance on the account. Since this was a mistake on our part for incorrectly charging him less than the agreed upon amount we sent a letter out to rectify. However, the letter was not giving the correct 60 day period to rectify the rental amount difference. As such, we corrected the rental amount and put the corrected date to go into effect on September 2018. In regards to the notice period, per our clause 3 of the lease agreement:

Rental Agreement Renewal: Unless written notice is given by either party at least 60 days prior to the expiration of the rental agreement, then this Agreement shall automatically renew for one month under the same terms and conditions and shall continue to renew itself for one month periods at an additional monthly premium at the Lessors’s discretion until written notice is given by one party to the other no less than 60 days prior to the end of any one month period.

Mr. gave written notice to the office on 7/2/18 and as such is held responsible through the terms of the lease agreement for the 60 day written notice. In addition, the ORC code of 5321.17B in which he has mentioned states that written notice must be received prior to the periodic rental date which would have been 7/1/18. With this he would still be held responsible through 8/31/18 as the current requirement of his lease agreement states.

We apologize for any confusion in the situation, but feel we have communicated thoroughly with Mr. to alleviate any further misunderstanding. Should we be of any further assistance, please let me know. Thank you for your time and help with resolving this matter.

Customer Response • Jul 05, 2018

Complaint: ***I am rejecting this response because:

- 5321.17B provides at least 30 days must be given by the tenant to terminate month-to-month tenancy. There are no provisions there require adherence your rental renewal policy.

- on the 30th of June I submitted written notification to an agent of the Lessor stating my intent to vacate the property by the 15th of July (w/ full payment for July).

- a written & executed notice dated June 6th (see leasing agreement on ORAL STATEMENTS) conveying your intent to increase the monthly rental rate effective July 1st; a violation the 60 day policy set forth by the Lessor.

In direct response to the above mentioned notice I've signed another lease effective July 1st. Amending the date the rental increase becomes effective does not relieve me of the financial hardship that would be incurred by overlapping rental costs for two months consecutively. Furthermore, I can only assume that requiring a tenant to submit notice longer the time allotted for an increase in rent will prove to be unlawful; I'll leave that up to an attorney if you decide to pursue this matter.

Regards

Borror Response • Jul 31, 2018

We did not receive this response until today so I am very sorry for the delay. As we have spoken with him in several forms and in addition covered the revised code that he is misinterpreting. Please find the exact phrasing of the referenced Ohio revised code taken directly from the site: ORC.5321.17 (b) Except as provided in division (C) of this section, the landlord or the tenant may terminate or fail to renew a month to month tenancy by notice given the other at least thirty days prior to the periodic rental date. As this states it is the Ohio law that requires his written notice should have ben received prior to the 1st of the month in which rent is due as that is the terms of the rental agreement. His written notice was not received until after the fact. So whether he choses to go by either one, he would still legally be required to pay for August rent as his notice was not received before the 1st day of the month in which rent is due.

Thank you for your time and help with this matter.

I rented a place here . when we moved out we gave whitney S three months verbal notice she said fine there was no problems.We were told to leave the keys,and the gym card,and the garage door openers in the kitchen. And leave it unlocked so the maintenance man could go in. We left the place clean and free of trash and nothing broken.Well I got notice that we never left the keys or the door openers or the gym cards and the place was dirty.

Borror Response • Feb 06, 2020

We sincerely apologize for any confusion or miscommunication on our part. Unfortunately, we no longer manage this community and are unable to speak on behalf of this community or offer settlement. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

We have been dealing with our AC unit not properly running for 2 almost 3 weeks now. The first time we put in an order, the maintenance guy was here first thing the next morning. We recently put In a work order for our AC unit because it was not cooling down our place. That was on a Monday. The maintenance worker did not leave a description of what he fixed or did not fix and later that day; the AC still did not work. We used fans for the time being. Then, on that Thursday of the same week, we put in a work order for our AC unit again because the thermostat was readying 76 in our place. No one showed up Friday until the last possible time. They then just stuck a note on our door stating that they could not fix our AC because of the weather (which was understandable because it was storming). With that being said, I called the leasing office In which the lady rudely told me that we would have to wait till Monday (June 11tj) to have someone come out and fix our Unit. I stated that we have an 8 month old girl and a German Shepherd who cannot be In that type of environment. She then stated that if our place got to be 85 degrees or higher, that we could call the emergency number and someone would be out to fix it over the weekend. On Saturday June, 9th, our place quickly reached 85 due to the temperature outside reaching above 85 plus humidity. So I called the emergency number In which the lady rudely said someone could come out and fix it. We waited a few hours, and no one has showed up. I called back and the lady put me through to the on call maintenance worker. He did not seems to care and said he could be there by 10 the next morning. We then had to stay at a family’s house due to the temperature reading 87 in our place. On Sunday, June 10th, I had to call the emergency number again and talked to this very rude and unfriendly worker who basically yelled at me over the phone stating that “it’s not an emergency since the temperature is not 85 or above outside” and I stated back that the leasing office told us it had to be 85 inside to be an emergency. With that being said, the maintenance worker finally showed up late and spent 45 minutes here, just to tell us that we needed a new unit. He then brought us a window AC which has been running non stop since 11 am June 10th. On Monday, June 11th, the leasing company called us back after we had to get ahold of them first, only to tell us that it would not be fixed until Friday June 15th. With the temperature being high 80’s and our upstairs being muggy and hot, our little girls, eczema conditions is breaking out to the point where she is bleeding behind her ears from scratching so much. It is uncomfortable for everyone, especially her; and I feel like the leasing company does not care at all about the concern we have for our family due to the heat. This issue should not have been this complicated to figure out and now we are stuck with 85 degree temperatures in our place.

Borror Response • Jun 19, 2018

We are very sorry to hear the Ms. has had such a difficult time. We strive to provide excellent customer service and maintenance repairs in a timely manner. Our policy for emergency maintenance states that Air Conditioning not working when it is 85 degrees or higher outside is considered an emergency. All emergency calls require a lease holder to be present.

We were out on each call that was received during normal business hours and responded same day to attempt to address the issue. Unfortunately, due to the number of calls we were unable to get there until the end which we understand was very inconvenient. However, given the weather our maintenance team was unable to work on the AC system right then.

For an afterhours emergency call, our policies require that a lease-holder is present during the service and unfortunately on Saturday 6/9, Ms. was unable to stay home since this was against our policy he agreed that he would be out around 10 on Sunday, 6/10 and found a blown compressor, gave the resident a portable air considering, and added to the list of replacements to be scheduled on the next business day, which was Monday 6/11. The contractor was not able to install a new system until 6/15/18. A second portable air conditioner was provided once the office was made aware of the medical accommodation that was needed. On the 15th, system was replaced as we had arranged.

We are very sorry that we were unable to do more for the situation, unfortunately we could not get the contractor out any sooner. We do understand that running 2 portable ac’s would be less efficient and will be happy to look at providing compensation for the difference once Ms. is able to provide us with a before, during and after billing statement from AEP. However, we are unable to release her from her lease agreement as we had addressed all issues and provided reasonable accommodations for the broken AC system. We do understand that this was a very inconvenient situation however it was addressed appropriately. Please let us know if we can be of any further assistance. We look forward to working with Ms. in the future and will keep an eye out for the bills so that we can accurately compensate for the increase in usage.

Am in the process of moving into a Borror managed condo property. They have held closing up for 2 weeks by not responding to requests for documentation. They do not return calls or emails. When contact was finally made , their response was they were busy. I have had to reschedule moving company.

Borror Response • Jun 20, 2018

Good afternoon, we had the opportunity to look into this concern and the request was completed with over thirteen correspondences in the thread, including the email noted below.
"Borror is carbon copied in this email and she picked up on the first ring. Thank you Allison, the lender, Steve may need bylaws. Thanks!"
We make every effort to ensure all closing information is given in a time manor. Unfortunately, we are only one piece of the puzzle. We do apologize for any inconvenience Ms. may have experienced.
Respectfully,
Your team at Borror

Borror Properties is the management company for my neighborhood's HOA. They do not resolve ongoing resident issues. I have left several messages with them regarding my annual HOA dues and have not received a single phone call back. They keep tacking on late fees, so my HOA dues have now doubled. They continue to not answer phone calls or return messages left. Do not do business with this company, they collect fees and do not uphold their responsibilities in the neighborhoods.

Borror Response • Apr 27, 2018

While we do our best to return all calls and emails within 24 hours, we have had significant issues with our network that has delayed the process but we have spoken at length with Ms. to resolve her concerns.

I wish to pay our HAO fee via card and not by check. I have been trying to reach Borror in order to do so. I have tried using our online account with them, which is consistently down. I have tried calling, email and using their online form and have never received any correspondence back with the exception of accruing late fees in the mail from them. This is ridiculous. It should not be this difficult to reach a company that is paid to provide services for us. Zero response is unaaceptable.

I would like to pay our $300 HOA fee and would like the $50 late fees to be taken off.

Borror Response • Apr 20, 2018

Thank you for the feedback. We have experienced issues with our server and do apologize for any inconvenience this may have created for our clients. We are working to ensure we have addressed each of our clients concerns and will certainly follow up with Ms.

Respectfully,

Stephanie M

The customer service at the Borror solution center in Dublin is by the worse I've ever encountered. To start trying to get someone at the Solution center is nearly impossible. Rather than returning my phone calls they would send emails and went so far as to tell me in one email that they called and didn't get answer. Unfortunately for them I was sitting on my couch watching movies with my daughter on spring break and never received a phone call, missed call or voicemail. To flat out lie to a customer goes beyond being unprofessional and disrespectful. Once I got someone on the phone not only would she not let me finish a sentence without interruption, but she accused me of screaming at her because I was trying to talk over her interruptions and she hung the phone up on me. This is all over something that began May of '17 and was supposed to be resolved in August of '17. Now we are back to square on almost an entire year later.

Borror Response • Apr 09, 2018

Thank you for the information. We do welcome and appreciate any and all feedback to ensure that each concern or request is addressed. We have looked into this issue and have followed up to ensure the concern has been addressed with the homeowner.
We do note multiple attempts at correspondence, including phone calls, messages and emails on beginning on March 23 at 3:35pm. It is our policy and best practice to request that disputes are put in writing, for documentation as well as being forwarded to the respective boards for review and approval.
We do trust the homeowner is pleased with the resolution.

I have been living at Worthington Meadows for 5 months now and within the last 2months I have received two notices of a smoke odor coming from my home. I asked the leasing manager as well as the Director of Suburban Operations on dates and times these complaints are being submitted. Both dates given to me were of times I was out of town (12/1 and 1/12). I was then told those were the dates the complaints came to the office and there is no way to prove the exact time and date that the complaints were in regards to. It is my assumption that if someone were to be smoking and causing a disturbance that the complaint would be made that day, not after the fact and 2-4 days later. I find it difficult to believe that another tenant would later call into the leasing office to say on such previous date there was a smell of smoke coming from my neighbors home. On Jan 18, 2018 the leasing manger did an unannounced housing inspection (no written notice was ever received from management notifying me of such inspection, the lease manager claims it was given but it was not and the inspection would be considered random and unannounced) in which she claims she walked into my home and three males were witnessed smoking in my basement. Initially the leasing manager claimed it was a cigarette, today (1/29) when the subject was discussed via email the cigarette changed to a cigar and it apparently omitted a strong marijuana smell. The inconsistencies and unjust false accusations from management at my current living situation has caused me emotional distress. When my complaints were voiced to the Director of Suburban Operations she told me it did not matter what I said or denied as long as the leasing manager said she saw it, it happened. I have also had to deal with monthly inspections on the "smoke detectors" in my home. Something in which I have never had to experience at any rental property I have occupied. Not only am I accused of smoking (in which I don't smoke) I am also being accused to smoking an illegal substance. My rent is paid on time. I don't complain about the garbage piled up weekly in front of my home at the dumpsters. I don't complain about the constant electrical issues in a newly "remolded townhouse". I don't complain about the worn and broken and missing pieces of the patio fence in the back. I have been more than what most would consider an ideal tenant. For the amount of money I pay in rent each month and having to deal with lack of upkeep of the complex, I feel that the emotional distress and anxiety I have been forced to deal with in this recent situation is completely unfair and unjust. Please be aware of the inconsistencies and disrespectful attitudes portrayed by the property managers. Apparently the fact that I don't even smoke is not taken into consideration and the accusations have no factual evidence but I have been told that the complaints of smoking will be believed without actual evidence or proof, video evidence of myself not even occupying the property at the time of said complaints can be submitted. Inconsistencies and false accusations are being considered factual when the true facts and proof are not even being considered. Now I am forced to live at a property where I am being constantly harassed, and having to deal with ways to legally get out of this lease due to the harassment . All the while still paying a ridiculously high amount of rent, and was served a 30 day cease of smoking notice under false pretenses. To come to a solution as easily as possible and to avoid any further harassment, distress and possible legal disputes, it would be much appreciated if my lease can be ceased as soon as possible to avoid any further issues. Please let me know of any further information I can provide to assist the process.

Borror Response • Feb 13, 2018

We appreciate Ms. reaching out to discuss the concerns she has with her home. I have been in communication with Ms. and we seem to be running into some confusion into the situation that she has described.Regarding the notices for entry into the apartment, we have quarterly pest control that comes in every three months to do a preventative treatment in every unit on the property. In addition, we do routine maintenance for smoke detectors and air filters twice a year. Upon our recent inspection it was decided to change out every apartments' basement smoke detector to a carbon monoxide and smoke detector combination for added safety in the home. We are truly sorry for this inconvenience but we want to be sure that our systems are up to date and functioning properly for the residents use and safety.With the situation regarding the smoking in the home, we have received complaints in regards to the smoke smell, notices have been sent to the door in regards to following our standard procedure, phone calls made to the resident informing of our walks, Inspections were completed per our standard procedure, and violations were found. The instances documented in the 30 day notice were all items that were in direct violation of her lease agreement and asked that the issues be resolved in the next thirty days or we would be force to seek legal help.While I do understand that Ms. is not the person in the home causing the issues, nor is she the person that was witnessed to be smoking, per our lease agreement she is responsible for the actions of her guests and held to a no smoking in the home policy. We do allow for leases to be terminated early through our lease buy out addendum in which she can be released with a 60-day written notice, 2 month buy out and any rental concessions that she received during the term of her lease paid back. Unfortunately, while we empathize with her situation, we are unable to release her from the lease agreement without fulfilling the lease terms. Should I be of any more assistance please let me know. Thank you for your time. Kate PDirector of Suburban OperationsBORROR, 600 Stonehenge Parkway, 2nd FloorDublin, Ohio 43017p: | f:

Once again my property was damaged by the lawn care people they hold the contract on and when I try and contact the HOA and miss- Management company I get no return calls or anything done. A week ago I noticed that my siding was broken and in piece on my lawn. I previously fixed damage already this year by the lawn care people. This new damage occurred when they were aerating the ground.

Borror Response

Good afternoon Mr.,

The damage report was made to the Association by Mr. and was sent to the landscape vendor for investigation. We are currently following up on the status of the report to see if any repairs are required.

Respectfully,

Stephanie MVice President of Association Management

Customer Response

Now they started to harass me with fines when I was never ever fined before as long as I lived there. Plus, they tore up my yard by apparently driving a vehicle into my yard to look at the damage they caused. Only some of my siding was repaired. I have sent pictures to them and they said they are investigating. Never answered about charges of harassment. I thought the HOA was supposed to help support a good neighborhood not terrorize it. It makes me want to sell my home of 9 years. I can't even keep a a car parked in my own driveway, really????

Borror Response

Good evening,

We have looked into the complaint and have received the following information from the vendor:

"Mr. reported damage to his siding/trim on 11/28/17. We went down to look at his home that same day and confirmed our machinery caused the damage. I emailed Mr. on 11/28/17 at 4:43pm to apologize for the damage and to confirm that repairs with a siding contractor were arranged. I confirmed with the siding contractor on 12/5/17 that the repairs were completed and done on 12/4/17. On 12/5/17 we received an email from the Solutions email at Borror Property Management with a message and images from the homeowner that someone had damaged his lawn. We confirmed with the siding contractor that no vehicle or equipment were put on the lawn. My Director of Operations manager, Doug W, went to the home on 12/6/17 and reviewed the track in the lawn and verified that the track was not wide enough to have been either our aeration machinery nor our Z-spray (fertilizer applicator) or a truck tire."

To address any compliance or violations concerns, we, as the property management company complete routine monthly inspections of the community to ensure each home is in compliance with the deed restrictions. If there is an item out of compliance, or in violation, there is a Friendly Reminder sent, a Second notice and a Third notice before a fine is assessed. Homeowners also have the right to appeal the violation.

Respectfully,

Stephanie MVice President Borror

Customer Response

they continue to harass me with more violations and didn't repair all the siding damaged. Plus, you have to know that when replaceing some of the siding the contractor you hired pulled a truck into my yard where the damage was to do the work damageing the grass. Strange I never had a violation in 9 years and now I have 2. If that is not harassment or retaliation I don't know what is. Revdex.com is that not a crime or at least an ethical violation? Should I get a lawyer for a law suit at this point? Would the Revdex.com help me with this? This is not right?

This business is unable to process payments correctly. I had to resort to driving to Borror and requiring signatures on a copy of my check to get things paid because the online billing messed up repeatedly. Then in October, I couldn't submit payment via check because Borror closed early. I paid online. To my shock, in November when I went to pay I had been charged a $35 fee for payment refused!!!!!!!!

What in the world???? I had over $3,000 in that account. I use Huntington and they never allow refusal of payments. It just goes into overdraft and they alert me so I can put funds in to cover....that was impossible to have done!

I think the man just wants more money for his pocketbook. Corrupt to the bone.

Borror Response

Mr.,

We would be happy to audit the account and refund any fees that may have been incorrectly assessed.

Respectfully,

Stephanie MVice President of Association Management

Customer Response

I don't understand. The Vice President never got back to me. What did youwant me to do?I was waiting on her. Did you not read it?Thank you

Customer Response • Jan 09, 2018

I never called and can provide phone records showing I never called to process a stop payment. I consider this Identity Theft and a person pretending to be me as me to destroy my reputation and my credit.

This is a very serious complaint. I will file an official complaint against Huntington and the FBI will be alerted as well to stop this identity theft.

I never did one stop payment. Please attach proof or I will consider you lying to protect your business. I legitimately believe somebody is trying to run me out of my condo because I went after *** for his knee caress. It has been a constant fight for destroying him for his inappropriate sensual touch when I was his patient at ***.

This is a lawsuit and criminal matter if 1 person called to put out a stop payment. Please note: this will be viewed as criminal.

I have zero tolerance for this harassment and bullying of me.

I have completely closed out my Huntington account as they are clearly unable to take care of customers and keep their credit information safe.

I paid my homes owner association fees for 2017 when the bill was due. I sold this property on 9/27/2017 and called the local number to request a refund for the remaining months which were paid forward. Since the new homeowners had to pay for their remaining months at *** Pataskala, OH 43062, Borror had over collected on the property. On 10/2/17, after not hearing anything, I filled out an online form requesting a refund and a phone call. On 10/16/17, I called again and left a voicemail requesting a phone call back and a refund. After not hearing anything back again, I filled out another form online on 11/2/17 and also left another voicemail. The company has not responded to any of my calls or returned any of my emails. I have requested to be refunded the 3 months that I have paid ahead (October, November, & December 2017) .

Borror Response

Mr.,

We would be happy to audit the account and follow up with any appropriate refunds. Thank you for your patience while we look into the matter.

We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Stephanie MVice President of Association Management

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