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Please find the attached letter sent to the tenant, the tenant has lived in this unit for almost three years, and brought in the cockroachesThey are responsible to get rid of the cockroaches. We explained to them how, and who to callPlease let us know if you have further questionsHave a wonderful day.*** *** BRE *** Broker Associate/Office Manager***

We at California Investors did not come up with any of the charges to the tenant.  The landlord themselves did all the work on the property.  Unfortunately [redacted] left the home in need of multiple repairs, some in which the owner's of the property did not charge her for.  Per her...

lease she had 17 late fee's that the owner could have charged her for and waived totaling $1803.30.  We feel that the owner was more than fair with his charges.  Please see the attached letter to [redacted].  Also [redacted] should refer to the pictures that she took upon vacating the unit in which it shows all the repairs, garbage, etc. that was left when she vacated.  Another item that may be of significance is the owner has found illegal paraphernalia in the home and plans to turn it over to the sheriffs department.

Please find the attached letter sent to the tenant, the tenant has lived in this unit for almost three years, and brought in the cockroaches. They are responsible to get rid of the cockroaches.  We explained to them how, and who to call. Please let us know if you have further questions. Have a...

wonderful day.[redacted] BRE [redacted] Broker Associate/Office Manager[redacted]

Review: The property management company have horrible customer service and are what people often refer to as "slum lords". This Property management company have illegal forms and lease contracts not complying with California laws, they mismanage their properties, bully the tenants and withhold deposit's illegally. Either they are misinforming their landlords on what right's the tenants have, they don't protect their tenants from landlord's illegally evicting, harassing or discriminating tenant's. Their unit's are always in disrepair or unclean on move-in, they take advantage of the fact a person need's to move into a place by trying to deny a pre walk-through if the items unsatisfactory are listed by tenant, suggesting only way unit can be rented is fill out a new less detail list to submit which sets up their normal practice of deposit's kept by overcharging, false repairs and items not permitted per California laws, causing tenants loss and unfair, unjust distress. I have rented from them two times while in Auburn, 1st time they tried to keep deposit but the landlord was in disagreement and refunded it. My recent experience has been an even worse experience, the landlord is not well informed of California landlord/tenant laws to know better, causing me to now have to sue for refund. I am not happy about having to sue for what is rightfully mine, and the time and resources I will have to use to do so. Many people I speak to know of their unfair practices and horrible services and practices by experience or hearing of someone else's. I believe it really should be looked into and they should be made accountable for all the lives they have caused to be without homes or had deposit's illegally charged against on vacancy. Tenant's 9/10 times don't know their right's and don't know they can stand up for them so California Investor's continue to prey on people that use their service to protect their rights, denying them fair and equal housing that is required by law.Desired Settlement: entire deposit returned immediately in the amount of $1900

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We at California Investors did not come up with any of the charges to the tenant. The landlord themselves did all the work on the property. Unfortunately [redacted] left the home in need of multiple repairs, some in which the owner's of the property did not charge her for. Per her lease she had 17 late fee's that the owner could have charged her for and waived totaling $1803.30. We feel that the owner was more than fair with his charges. Please see the attached letter to [redacted]. Also [redacted] should refer to the pictures that she took upon vacating the unit in which it shows all the repairs, garbage, etc. that was left when she vacated. Another item that may be of significance is the owner has found illegal paraphernalia in the home and plans to turn it over to the sheriffs department.

Review: [redacted] This property was under management of California Investors. I resided there for 11 months On Dec. 2, 2012 I contacted CA-Inv. via telephone call and left a voicemail detailing the fact that a storm which resulted in high levels of rain and wind flooded my living room floor. The baseboards were black and brown with mold stains. The condo reeked of mold. I had mentioned that there was evidence of mold on my walk through in March of 2012 but CA- Inv. insisted that it was just mildew.On Dec. 3rd I again called CA-Inv. and was told that the owner likes to do their own repairs and that CA-Inv. was not authorized to do anything until they heard back from the owner's. On Dec. 4th I went into the CA-Inv. office and spoke to [redacted] regarding the conditions in my living area. She again reiterated that there was nothing they could do until they heard back from the owner of the property.On Dec. 4 I received a call from Ray, who is a worker contracted by the owner of the property from what I understand. He said I would be hearing from someone about coming out to look at the condition of the condo.On Dec. 5th I received a call from [redacted] who works with [redacted]. the HOA association. He came out and did an inspection of the flooding and the mold. He took a bunch of pictures of the baseboards and advised me to do the same. He placed some plastic covering underneath my furniture which was beginning to stain from the soaked carpets. He set up a mini fan to help dry out the carpets and said that was all he could do at the time. 9 days passed and no one responded.Dec. 10th the thermostat started to alarm low battery.I changed out the battery 6 times and wiped off any corrosion from all the moisture. The furnace would not turn on. It was the middle of winter and we had no heat with 2 small children living there.Relentless calls and emails to CA-INV went out with no response.On Dec. 10th the thermostat in the condo was alaDesired Settlement: I have documentation and a log of all correspondence with Ca-Inv. as well as my complaint to the city of Roseville. Upon moving out due to uninhabitable conditions Ca-Inv. did not return our deposit and has since sent a "carpet cleaning" bill to my father in law who co-signed on the condo. The reason for such a delay in realizing the deposit had not been returned is because [redacted] thought I had received it and vice versa. I have documentation on everything and can be provided ASAP.

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In response to the complaint filed regarding [redacted], Tenants [redacted]. California Investor does not hold the security deposit the owner is solely responsible for this aspect . We are not in charge of the monies returned to the tenant and the cost comes directly from the owner. [redacted] who was the residing tenant at the above mentioned property was specifically told if the work was not being done fast enough, between the Home owners association and the owners handyman, that she was able to move per the owner with a 30 day notice. The carpets were cleaned professionally after the leak, paying specific attention to the area where the water had leaked through to the carpets. In the tenants lease it states the carpets were professionally cleaned when she moved in, and must be cleaned professionally when she moves out. The only other charges was for the rent until she turned in the keys, which tenant did on 2-28-2013, and one late fee in the amount of 120.00. Please note that she had one late fee, from January 2013 that was waived by the owner. The tenant did not give us a forwarding address, so we in turn sent the security deposition to the wood creek address and asked for it to be forward, ( we did not receive the mail back as not able to forward.) Unfortunately do to the damage done from the rain, it took longer than expected for the repairs to be completed, the Home Owners Association was in charge of part of the repairs and the owners handyman took care of the rest of the repairs. After the tenants moved out we no longer were managing the property, but as a courtesy sent out the security deposit disposition for the tenant. We at California Investor are not able to do any repairs until the owner gives us permission, unfortunately this owner refused to let California Investor or our vendor take care of any work that may have needed to be done, in turn specifically told us his handymen and the home owners association will make sure it is taken care of, I believe that this letter is directed at the wrong people/company, and in turn the tenants should contact the owners of the property them selves in order to handle the current situation. California Investor has not managed this unit since the tenants [redacted] and [redacted] vacated, 2-28-2013. Per California Real Estate law the tenant was charged according to the law, and was not charged more than permissible, the main cost to her deposit was that rent was not paid. We also believe, although the repairs did take longer than anticipated, they were taken care of in a reasonable amount of time for the extensive damage.

Consumer

Response:

I am rejecting this response because:

California Investors was the management company during the time that I was leasing there. There were no repairs made to the condo after the storm and the flooding. We were in the condo for over 20 days without heat and wet molding carpet. I should not be held responsible for improper sealing of the building which causes flooding in major storms. I did give more than 30 days notice when no repairs were done to fix the problem. I had all my mail forwarded as did [redacted]. All other companies, utilities, cable, etc. had any problem getting final mail to us because the post office had a forwarding address. As I said, I have photos, correspondences which I forwarded to the Revdex.com in my initial complaint. No one should be expected to live in a flooded apartment with no heat in the middle of winter with 2 small children. The carpets were not ever cleaned after the flooding while we resided there and I should not have to incur any costs associated with that. If this can not be solved through the Revdex.com I will file with small claims court. California Investors were the MANAGEMENT COMPANY at the time of our lease and our deposit was to be put in trust. It should be their responsibility to return it to us.

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Address: 3581 Town Ct Ste 1, Auburn, California, United States, 95602-2431

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