We feel sorry for Mr*** that he was not approved for the rental apartment he applied forHowever, we disagree with his statementsSection inspection failed because two out of four of stove burners didn’t have automatic ignition and had to be lit manuallyNormally the prospective tenant
comes to the inspection but Mr*** did not. If he had he would have known immediately about the failureWhen he didn’t show up, we were not sure he even wanted to rent the apartment We emailed Section (Mr*** caseworker) on the morning of January 18th and let them know the repair is done and the apartment is ready for re-inspection and ready for move in but never heard back from them since then. We have been waiting for Mr*** for almost a month since we received his holding deposit on December 27th and we lost one month rentMr*** should talk with his caseworker as there might be reasons he was not approved for this apartmentUnfortunately we couldn’t hold the property for Mr*** due to the fact that we didn’t get the approval from his caseworker and the property owner couldn’t afford to suffer more financial damages and we had to go through other applicationsAs we also told Mr*** before he filled this Revdex.com complaint, we are expediting the refund of his holding deposit refund to one weekIt was available for pickup January
The obstructive lies and non truths from Business Futures is inconceivableAfter recieved by a phone call stating I was approved for the unitI then started recievedmy calls from Business Futures asking when I would have the depositI stated not until after the holidays in which my deposit was then submittedI was never contacted by Business Futures of any inspection so that I could be presentI want to Business Futures on01/24/after receiving a text message via business Futures stating the unit was rentedI then was told my deposit wouldn't be available to me for days by *** law as stated by *** the receptionistI was than told my deposit would not be available until the week of February 1st to pick up in the office I requested this statement in writing as note was typed and given to me by hand from ***After calling on 01/30/I was told my deposit would not be available until Thursday or Friday After calling business futures again on 2/02/I was told my deposit would be available at the office on 02/03/@ 4:pm MSTI was never informed or notified by business Futures about any inspections or told I was not accepted for renting the unitBusiness Futures accepted my security deposit after informing me I was accepted for the unitThey then in turn failed to communicate properly and perform as a business shouldI will be acquiring the use of scanner to supply copies of hyped note from Business FuturesI WILL ALSO BE SPEAKING WITH *** LEGAL SERVICES ON THE ACTIONS PERFORMED BY BUSINESS FUTURES TRANSACTIONS THRU THIS ENTIRE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAs I am disabled and feel some discrimination has occurred
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
Sincerely,
*** ***
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: I did receive a check for $400 today and I did cash it this company knew that mine was desperate for any type of cash recoup on this steel I was about to lose my storage and I'm still about to be evicted from my apartment I don't believe this company should have $1,230 from a single mother or a homeless vet which on both or I'm about to be homeless again and my 15 year old daughter also this company preys on those that can't fight back at no time did I sign anything stating that that was the final monies that I was going to receive or that I would not pursue any further action if I can get the receipt signed by [redacted] that states it was a security deposit not only am I going to pursue for compensation but we are looking at possible loss and other types of pain and suffering I don't understand why they think that I should be satisfied for $400 when they did absolutely nothing to you expect to keep that money that I gave them now whether or I'm starting not this in the Revdex.coms involvement I don't know I will leave it up to you let me know but I am no way satisfied under the circumstances of what this company has done to me and my family it's at the very least and I believe that this is being generous I believe that they should be level for at least another 250 and split the cost of the deposit considering the fact that they did nothing again to earn this money and they have caused my family to lose so much I feel that I'm being only fair by letting them keep any of it at all if the fact that I kept the $400 that they issued today and the Revdex.coms involvement in this case I will accept that but I will not accept nor am I going to accept this as being the end and I will pursue what length of the law I am able to do taking advantage of women with children and homeless veterans should not be allowed and I'm going to do my part to see if this company does not do that to another human being
Sincerely, [redacted]
[redacted]
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: We complained multiple times about the property and never got a response from them. No one cleared snow or ice or did anything to the dangerous trees or landscape the grass ETC [redacted] AND I DID IT ALL. Thank God I didn't slip and fall in the ice while I was pregnant. We compkainef about the mold and have pictures to prove it. No response. Surprise. We did pay $3400 to move in due to the circumstances and have our lendors as witness that. The stove we put in DID in fact work because we used it up until the day we left. Yes the glass had a small crack in it (nothing that would prevent it from not working) but we couldn't afford an $800 stove at our expense once again, because business futures would rarely if at all respond to our needs/concerns. We did not take their stove THAT DID NOT WORK we put it outside and the lady in the office said no problem we'll have it removed. I don't know why business futures finds it necessary to lie about residents who NEVER paid rent late and took care of their entire property because they didn't. Now Joe is effecting [redacted] job by telling [redacted] boss that he isn't allowed on any of his "condemable" properties. I'd appreciate the truth on their end and a stop or resolution to this immediately.
Sincerely,
[redacted]
[redacted] rented one of our $2545 per month condos in [redacted] in October 2016. The property was in great condition when he and his wife moved in. Long before his lease was up, in March, [redacted] told us that he is in the process of buying a house and will break his lease contract with us once he...
closed on his new home. [redacted] asked what his options are if he breaks his lease and we explained the two options which are: 1. Find someone (approved by us) to transfer the remaining months of your lease to. 2 We lease it, start advertising and start showing as soon as we have someone interested. The lease agreement states that if residents break their lease which obviously causes damages We explained to [redacted] that per the lease, he will pay a fee equal to one month rent ($2545) to cover marketing, showings and other administrative costs. [redacted] first told us that he will try to find someone to transfer his lease to avoid paying the lease break fee. He obviously discovered it was harder than he thought and decided it was better for him to pay the lease break fee. On April 1, 2017, his wife, [redacted] emailed our office saying that they closed on their new house and will let us know when they will move out of our property once they complete some work in their new house. They finally moved out on April 30 and we started to show (market 4/1) the property for the prospective residents and rented the place for a new resident with move in date of June 19, 2017. It took months of marketing and many showing the condo before we could re-rent it, at a substantial cost to the property owners. Both [redacted] and his wife were fully aware of their lease terms and they know they are responsible for the rent until the property is re-rented and they will pay the lease break fee. When they moved out, they didn’t clean the property as they were required by their lease agreement as well as we had to do touch up paint and patch the holes on the walls. As per the lease agreement we have 60 days to process past residents deposit refunds and we mailed his security deposit statement on June 10, 2017 which is 20 days before the legal deadline. [redacted] and his wife owed Business Futures (on behalf of the owners) $2072. We gave them 20% discount if full balance paid before June 30 to avoid the file being sent to collections. [redacted] agreed to pay and asked us not to proceed with collections. The money that the elderly retired couple who are on a tight budget wo own this condo as their sole retirement investment home have come out far worse than [redacted] and Timeri who earn substantially north of $100,000 per year. If [redacted] has changed his mind on what he agreed to with the 20% discount we gave him, we are happy to pursue him for the remaining $414 as well as the additional Late Charges and lock change charge that we waived for him prior to even invoicing him. Thank
The property was inhabitable as they stated; if it wasn’t they would not have signed a new lease after their first year. The property was in a very good shape when the residents moved in on June 25th 2015. They didn’t report any issues of anything falling apart or mold after they moved in nor when...
they renewed their lease a year later. No one ever told them they could break their Lease and they skipped without giving us proper notice. They are wrong about their deposit amount and we never collected $3400 security deposit from them. We collected $2100 deposit which was based on their bad criminal record (Felony and Misdemeanor convictions), poor credit, and past rental history. They took the stove that came with the property and put a broken stove which was not working at all when they moved out and had a broken window in the door. Both [redacted] and [redacted] agreed to a payment plan to pay off their debt. [redacted] emailed us on August 10th 2017 @ 10.48 AM saying that “[redacted] and I are happy to set up a payment plan we can pay $200 once a month. Please get back with me so we can set up further arraignments.” And we replied back to his email on August 14th @ 9:35 am told them “Please bring us your first payment of $200 latest by August 16th and we will put you on a payment plan to pay $200/month anytime between 1st to 5th of each month”. We waited for their payment for over two months after our last email but they never came to pay so we sent their file to Collections Company on October 10, 2017. ThanksBusiness Futures, Inc.
[redacted] rented an apartment at [redacted] in [redacted] in Feb 2017 through August 7th 2017. She told us she would likely move out even earlier then that date. We lease our apartments months in advance. Since [redacted] was sure she was moving out even before the end of the...
lease, we began marketing it shortly after [redacted] moved in. As per Paragraph 17th of our lease agreement we do have the right to access the property between 8AM to 8PM to show to prospective residents. We emailed [redacted] asking her if she is planning to stay or move out on March 30th 2017. After this we texted, emailed and left voicemails multiple times asking if she wanted to renew. [redacted] never responded. We told her we would be showing her apartment to lease it. She replied with, “OK, thank you.” We informed her well ahead of time anytime we scheduled our showings and she never told us she would like to stay and renew her lease until after we received a new deposit and on the apartment for August move in. We didn’t ask her to move out earlier than her lease end date but as Manager we do have the right to rent the property to new renters. Either party may give a 31 day or longer notice. 31 days is the absolute minimum # of days either party can give. We have her a much longer notice. We have and are adhering to the terms of the lease. We have done nothing illegal or unethical. We would have loved for [redacted] to renew her lease, but the owners of the building require us to lease it when the current resident doesn’t renew. [redacted] is a perfect Resident and keeps her apartment in pristine condition. She pay her rent on time and no one complains about her or her dog. We are disappointed to lose her.
The applications are good for 30 days. Sometimes we can keep them valid for up to 60 days. [redacted] applied on 12/1/16 the first time and 2/24/17 the 2nd time. This is well past both 30 and 60 days.Utilities for water and trash are added to the rent. This was disclosed to [redacted] and...
her Section 8 housing voucher provider. Nothing additional was charged at the lease signing. [redacted] failed to bring the first month’s rent which is required prior to move in. She said she had only $100 of the $1145 she had to pay. We offered to wait a few days for her to come up with her portion of the rent but she said she wouldn’t have her portion of the rent by the 1st or even by the 3rd of the next month. She never signed the lease or paid the rent. We had to find someone else to rent the apartment and the owner incurred lost rent while the apartment was held for her as well as additional costs when we had to put it back on the market.[redacted] agreed in writing that when we held the apartment for her she would forfeit the hold deposit if she didn’t rent the apartment. We have convinced the owner to give her some back despite her agreement. So the owner give back $400 and [redacted] picked up her check today 4/25/17 and cashed it. Thanks Tell us why here...
We feel sorry for Mr*** that he was not approved for the rental apartment he applied forHowever, we disagree with his statementsSection inspection failed because two out of four of stove burners didn’t have automatic ignition and had to be lit manuallyNormally the prospective tenant
comes to the inspection but Mr*** did not. If he had he would have known immediately about the failureWhen he didn’t show up, we were not sure he even wanted to rent the apartment We emailed Section (Mr*** caseworker) on the morning of January 18th and let them know the repair is done and the apartment is ready for re-inspection and ready for move in but never heard back from them since then. We have been waiting for Mr*** for almost a month since we received his holding deposit on December 27th and we lost one month rentMr*** should talk with his caseworker as there might be reasons he was not approved for this apartmentUnfortunately we couldn’t hold the property for Mr*** due to the fact that we didn’t get the approval from his caseworker and the property owner couldn’t afford to suffer more financial damages and we had to go through other applicationsAs we also told Mr*** before he filled this Revdex.com complaint, we are expediting the refund of his holding deposit refund to one weekIt was available for pickup January
The obstructive lies and non truths from Business Futures is inconceivableAfter recieved by a phone call stating I was approved for the unitI then started recievedmy calls from Business Futures asking when I would have the depositI stated not until after the holidays in which my deposit was then submittedI was never contacted by Business Futures of any inspection so that I could be presentI want to Business Futures on01/24/after receiving a text message via business Futures stating the unit was rentedI then was told my deposit wouldn't be available to me for days by *** law as stated by *** the receptionistI was than told my deposit would not be available until the week of February 1st to pick up in the office I requested this statement in writing as note was typed and given to me by hand from ***After calling on 01/30/I was told my deposit would not be available until Thursday or Friday After calling business futures again on 2/02/I was told my deposit would be available at the office on 02/03/@ 4:pm MSTI was never informed or notified by business Futures about any inspections or told I was not accepted for renting the unitBusiness Futures accepted my security deposit after informing me I was accepted for the unitThey then in turn failed to communicate properly and perform as a business shouldI will be acquiring the use of scanner to supply copies of hyped note from Business FuturesI WILL ALSO BE SPEAKING WITH *** LEGAL SERVICES ON THE ACTIONS PERFORMED BY BUSINESS FUTURES TRANSACTIONS THRU THIS ENTIRE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONAs I am disabled and feel some discrimination has occurred
Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:
Sincerely,
*** ***
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: I did receive a check for $400 today and I did cash it this company knew that mine was desperate for any type of cash recoup on this steel I was about to lose my storage and I'm still about to be evicted from my apartment I don't believe this company should have $1,230 from a single mother or a homeless vet which on both or I'm about to be homeless again and my 15 year old daughter also this company preys on those that can't fight back at no time did I sign anything stating that that was the final monies that I was going to receive or that I would not pursue any further action if I can get the receipt signed by [redacted] that states it was a security deposit not only am I going to pursue for compensation but we are looking at possible loss and other types of pain and suffering I don't understand why they think that I should be satisfied for $400 when they did absolutely nothing to you expect to keep that money that I gave them now whether or I'm starting not this in the Revdex.coms involvement I don't know I will leave it up to you let me know but I am no way satisfied under the circumstances of what this company has done to me and my family it's at the very least and I believe that this is being generous I believe that they should be level for at least another 250 and split the cost of the deposit considering the fact that they did nothing again to earn this money and they have caused my family to lose so much I feel that I'm being only fair by letting them keep any of it at all if the fact that I kept the $400 that they issued today and the Revdex.coms involvement in this case I will accept that but I will not accept nor am I going to accept this as being the end and I will pursue what length of the law I am able to do taking advantage of women with children and homeless veterans should not be allowed and I'm going to do my part to see if this company does not do that to another human being
Sincerely, [redacted]
[redacted]
Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because: We complained multiple times about the property and never got a response from them. No one cleared snow or ice or did anything to the dangerous trees or landscape the grass ETC [redacted] AND I DID IT ALL. Thank God I didn't slip and fall in the ice while I was pregnant. We compkainef about the mold and have pictures to prove it. No response. Surprise. We did pay $3400 to move in due to the circumstances and have our lendors as witness that. The stove we put in DID in fact work because we used it up until the day we left. Yes the glass had a small crack in it (nothing that would prevent it from not working) but we couldn't afford an $800 stove at our expense once again, because business futures would rarely if at all respond to our needs/concerns. We did not take their stove THAT DID NOT WORK we put it outside and the lady in the office said no problem we'll have it removed. I don't know why business futures finds it necessary to lie about residents who NEVER paid rent late and took care of their entire property because they didn't. Now Joe is effecting [redacted] job by telling [redacted] boss that he isn't allowed on any of his "condemable" properties. I'd appreciate the truth on their end and a stop or resolution to this immediately.
Sincerely,
[redacted]
[redacted] rented one of our $2545 per month condos in [redacted] in October 2016. The property was in great condition when he and his wife moved in. Long before his lease was up, in March, [redacted] told us that he is in the process of buying a house and will break his lease contract with us once he...
closed on his new home. [redacted] asked what his options are if he breaks his lease and we explained the two options which are: 1. Find someone (approved by us) to transfer the remaining months of your lease to. 2 We lease it, start advertising and start showing as soon as we have someone interested. The lease agreement states that if residents break their lease which obviously causes damages We explained to [redacted] that per the lease, he will pay a fee equal to one month rent ($2545) to cover marketing, showings and other administrative costs. [redacted] first told us that he will try to find someone to transfer his lease to avoid paying the lease break fee. He obviously discovered it was harder than he thought and decided it was better for him to pay the lease break fee. On April 1, 2017, his wife, [redacted] emailed our office saying that they closed on their new house and will let us know when they will move out of our property once they complete some work in their new house. They finally moved out on April 30 and we started to show (market 4/1) the property for the prospective residents and rented the place for a new resident with move in date of June 19, 2017. It took months of marketing and many showing the condo before we could re-rent it, at a substantial cost to the property owners. Both [redacted] and his wife were fully aware of their lease terms and they know they are responsible for the rent until the property is re-rented and they will pay the lease break fee. When they moved out, they didn’t clean the property as they were required by their lease agreement as well as we had to do touch up paint and patch the holes on the walls. As per the lease agreement we have 60 days to process past residents deposit refunds and we mailed his security deposit statement on June 10, 2017 which is 20 days before the legal deadline. [redacted] and his wife owed Business Futures (on behalf of the owners) $2072. We gave them 20% discount if full balance paid before June 30 to avoid the file being sent to collections. [redacted] agreed to pay and asked us not to proceed with collections. The money that the elderly retired couple who are on a tight budget wo own this condo as their sole retirement investment home have come out far worse than [redacted] and Timeri who earn substantially north of $100,000 per year. If [redacted] has changed his mind on what he agreed to with the 20% discount we gave him, we are happy to pursue him for the remaining $414 as well as the additional Late Charges and lock change charge that we waived for him prior to even invoicing him. Thank
The property was inhabitable as they stated; if it wasn’t they would not have signed a new lease after their first year. The property was in a very good shape when the residents moved in on June 25th 2015. They didn’t report any issues of anything falling apart or mold after they moved in nor when...
they renewed their lease a year later. No one ever told them they could break their Lease and they skipped without giving us proper notice. They are wrong about their deposit amount and we never collected $3400 security deposit from them. We collected $2100 deposit which was based on their bad criminal record (Felony and Misdemeanor convictions), poor credit, and past rental history. They took the stove that came with the property and put a broken stove which was not working at all when they moved out and had a broken window in the door. Both [redacted] and [redacted] agreed to a payment plan to pay off their debt. [redacted] emailed us on August 10th 2017 @ 10.48 AM saying that “[redacted] and I are happy to set up a payment plan we can pay $200 once a month. Please get back with me so we can set up further arraignments.” And we replied back to his email on August 14th @ 9:35 am told them “Please bring us your first payment of $200 latest by August 16th and we will put you on a payment plan to pay $200/month anytime between 1st to 5th of each month”. We waited for their payment for over two months after our last email but they never came to pay so we sent their file to Collections Company on October 10, 2017. ThanksBusiness Futures, Inc.
[redacted] rented an apartment at [redacted] in [redacted] in Feb 2017 through August 7th 2017. She told us she would likely move out even earlier then that date. We lease our apartments months in advance. Since [redacted] was sure she was moving out even before the end of the...
lease, we began marketing it shortly after [redacted] moved in. As per Paragraph 17th of our lease agreement we do have the right to access the property between 8AM to 8PM to show to prospective residents. We emailed [redacted] asking her if she is planning to stay or move out on March 30th 2017. After this we texted, emailed and left voicemails multiple times asking if she wanted to renew. [redacted] never responded. We told her we would be showing her apartment to lease it. She replied with, “OK, thank you.” We informed her well ahead of time anytime we scheduled our showings and she never told us she would like to stay and renew her lease until after we received a new deposit and on the apartment for August move in. We didn’t ask her to move out earlier than her lease end date but as Manager we do have the right to rent the property to new renters. Either party may give a 31 day or longer notice. 31 days is the absolute minimum # of days either party can give. We have her a much longer notice. We have and are adhering to the terms of the lease. We have done nothing illegal or unethical. We would have loved for [redacted] to renew her lease, but the owners of the building require us to lease it when the current resident doesn’t renew. [redacted] is a perfect Resident and keeps her apartment in pristine condition. She pay her rent on time and no one complains about her or her dog. We are disappointed to lose her.
The applications are good for 30 days. Sometimes we can keep them valid for up to 60 days. [redacted] applied on 12/1/16 the first time and 2/24/17 the 2nd time. This is well past both 30 and 60 days.Utilities for water and trash are added to the rent. This was disclosed to [redacted] and...
her Section 8 housing voucher provider. Nothing additional was charged at the lease signing. [redacted] failed to bring the first month’s rent which is required prior to move in. She said she had only $100 of the $1145 she had to pay. We offered to wait a few days for her to come up with her portion of the rent but she said she wouldn’t have her portion of the rent by the 1st or even by the 3rd of the next month. She never signed the lease or paid the rent. We had to find someone else to rent the apartment and the owner incurred lost rent while the apartment was held for her as well as additional costs when we had to put it back on the market.[redacted] agreed in writing that when we held the apartment for her she would forfeit the hold deposit if she didn’t rent the apartment. We have convinced the owner to give her some back despite her agreement. So the owner give back $400 and [redacted] picked up her check today 4/25/17 and cashed it. Thanks Tell us why here...