Highland Rentals, LLC.

In regards to case #*** we have heard no further response from Highland Rentals, LLCafter our 2/6/response to the Revdex.comAs such, in regards to: *** *** of Highland Rentals, LLCat the address of: *** *** *** *** *** *** ***, I have the following re***s to make*** *** does not appear to have responded to the Revdex.comWe want it to be known and understood that we, his former tenants of *** *** *** *** *** ** ***, were not in/under any rental or leasing contract with Highland Rentals, we owed no “thirty day notice”, and California law allows deductions from a rental deposit for four very specific purposes, (thirty days notice) not being one of themWe challenge *** *** to provide copies of any contract signed by us, and/or any California statute that supports the notion that our deposit can be deducted or converted for such a reason, otherwise Highland Rentals should cease and desist with their fraudulent claim.We signed a deposit release agreement from the prior owner of the property at *** *** *** for the full deposit of $We challenge *** *** to prove that any lesser amount was transferred to Highland Rentals in the form of a copy of the deposit release agreement or documentation from the prior owner, or *** *** and Highland Rentals should cease and desist with the making of such fraudulent claims regarding lesser amountsDeductions from rental deposits must be backed by receipts and/or documentation according to present California law.Without supportive documentation, *** *** and *** *** of Highland Rentals, LLC are guilty of conspiracy to commit Fraud, Conversion, and Grand TheftDo they individually deny their guilt? They have not as of yet.Without the proper documentation which they have been given ample time to provide, sidestepping and silence is a defenseless tacit admission of guilt*** *** and *** *** are challenged to return the stolen money in total, or provide clear denial of guilt and proper documentation in a timely manner, not to any old address of ours, but via the Revdex.com for clear record of receipt, or accept that their lack of proof, and lack of action must be considered by any further reviewers of this matter as a direct tacit admission of guilt*** *** is due to, and should respond to us, and the Revdex.com.(See the Following)Recognized exceptions to the general rule are: letters part of the res gestae, Murray vEast End Improvement Co., KyLRep1477, SW648, (1901); letters relating to an existing contract, Peninsular Naval Stores CovParrish, GaApp779, SE(1913); Ross vReynolds, Me.223, Ati(1914); Sturtevant vWallack, Mass119, NE(1886); and letters containing demand or notice, Morris vNorton, Fed912, (CCA6th, 1896); Hays vMorgan, Ind231(1882).The admission of a party opponent is not hearsayState vGilmore, S.W.3d 712, (Mo.App.1999)A defendant makes a tacit admission of guilt when the defendant fails to respond to or significantly acquiesces in the import of an inculpatory statement, People vRiel, Cal.4th 1153, Cal.Rptr.2d 1, P.2d 969, (2000).Admission by silence means the failure by a party, in whose presence, hearing, or observation of an act or declaration is made, to assert that such act or declaration is untrueAdmission by silence is based upon the principle that when the act or declaration is such as naturally to call for action or comment if not true, the party against whom such act or declaration is made must assert it as untrue if it is proper and possible for him/her to do so.** ***

I am rejecting this response because:6-1-(Revdex.com CLOSING STATEMENT) Case #***After purchasing the duplex home complainant was living in for years without issue, the new owners *** *** *** and Dr*** *** (P.Tof Washington State), and Property Manager *** *** installed a gang which they were affiliated with next door at *** *** *** *** *** **Conspiring to work as a team to extort money from complainant, *** *** ***, *** *** DBA Highland Rentals, LLC., the Property Manager *** ***, and their first three sets of tenants, along with their families and friends handpicked and placed at *** *** *** set out to commit a two tiered extortionAll three sets of *** tenants were trained and used to keep up the extortionate pressure on the *** tenantsThe *** tenant list includes (felon arrested on the property) *** *** long-term friend of owner *** *** *** and Property Manager *** ***, a niece of *** *** ***, and others.The first tier of the extortionate plan was to create an unsafe and volatile condition by giving criminals they housed and protected at *** *** *** unfettered access to the *** side of the duplex so complainant was unable to avoid the criminals on his porch, in his yard, visitor parking space, or driveway areaThe *** tenants, their friends and family members intentionally inflicted enough emotional distress to cause the need for a fenceThe *** tenants would have to pay protection money to stay on the property as *** *** ***, *** *** DBA Highland Rentals would not place protective fencing unless complainant paid for fencingIn order to get protective fencing, complainant would not just have to pay for fencing, but sign an immoral retroactive Rental Agreement whereas if complainant could not tolerate the Highland Rentals installed gang for a year the protection money paid for fencing would be forfeited to *** *** ***, *** *** (tier one), and complainant would be “on the hook” forced to pay rent for up to months after being forced to exit the dwelling at *** *** *** due to an unlivable condition created by the Highland Rentals backed gang (tier two of the extortion)The Property Manager *** *** informed complainant that it would not be safe to have his crew do property related work for the *** tenants, and that the entire neighborhood was against the *** tenants though most did not know them at all*** could not know this without being involvedThe extortionists went to great lengths and conspired for long periods of time to extort money from complainantThe extortionists had their loyalists carry out acts which broke or subverted the spirit of many laws meant to provide individuals with civil rights, space and peaceThe extortionists engaged in intentional infliction of emotional distress, criminal harassment, criminal trespass, loitering, littering, intimidation, incitement of violence, terrorist threat, stalking, violations of leash laws, they contributed to the delinquency of minors to protect the adults behind them from arrest, they violated vehicle codes regarding the blocking of driveway areas and used other tactics of imprisonment*** *** *** himself claimed that he knew *** *** and that the above listed tactics being used against the two *** tenants was “never going to stop”*** *** *** did nothing to stop these things from happening as they aided and abetted the ***/***/*** extortion attempts.Refusing to be hustled, and resisting the Highland Rentals extortion, complainant refused to sign the retroactive rental agreement which stated that gang activity (directed toward complainant) on the property was to be reported only to extortionist Dr*** *** and his wife, not to policeUnderstanding that such an agreement would give the gang an unchecked, unchallenged free reign, the *** tenants owing no notice by agreement or statute attempted to move out and leave the propertyFor not complying with the extortion the move was infiltrated by the gang/business using an incentivized conglomerated cohort group otherwise known as “Moves Made Easy”The (6) hour move was delayed into more than a (16) hour move as movers hung out with known gang members, and furniture was destroyed as a punishmentThen *** *** *** and *** *** took their turn at sticking it to the *** Rula tenants*** *** ***, *** ***, and *** *** fraudulently claimed that they had not received any of the deposit money from the prior property owner ($0.00), and also claimed that they had only received $500.00, of the $deposit money dueThey would not even return the portion they claimed to have because they fraudulently claimed that (30) days notice was due to them*** *** *** had verbally confirmed receipt of the full deposit right after purchase.A complaint was filed with the Revdex.com against Highland Rentals LLC., resulting in a Highland Rentals attempt to subvert the process, have *** *** run interference to protect *** *** ***, and covthe fraud*** *** *** had all coming Revdex.com complaint related correspondence redirected from himself at the legal business address to a private non-business related, Washington State based email to avoid his responsibility to respond, and had a document known to be a supposed (HUD property purchase closing statement) placed by his minions (*** ***, and his wife ***) to pad the Revdex.com file without notification or review of complainant The HUD document was placed in the Revdex.com file in a fraudulent attempt to cover up Highland Rentals’ receipt of the full deposit from the prior owner, but the document proves nothing to any thinking investigator because the transfer of the rental deposit was not due until after the closing of the home purchase and drafting of the HUD closing statement in question*** *** and his wife *** attempted to speak for *** *** *** through email, but provided no documentation proving “power of attorney” to do soAs the truth behind the covbegan to surface Priority mail was used and tracked to *** *** *** with a copy also sent to cohort *** *** at the correct business address and the mail was receivedThe following are undenied, undisputed, and by doctrine or proof, confirmed or admitted with absolutely no contrary proof provided to complainant by Highland RentalsBecause the above information is undisputed and therefore considered true and correct, *** *** *** raises no objection to the reporting or publishing of the related facts and statements below.1. *** *** *** and *** *** DBA Highland Rentals have been given ample time to respond and deny their criminal involvement, but they have notBy doctrine they have made admissions.2. Dr*** *** of (P.Tof Washington State) does not deny the fact that he is a criminal having conspired with *** *** ***, and that Highland Rentals is a criminal organization.3. *** *** *** and *** *** DBA Highland Rentals have lied and fraudulently claimed that complainant owed (30) days notice in order to justify their conspiracy to commit Fraud, Conversion, and Grand Theft of complainant’s rental deposit, knowing that (30) days notice was not due from complainant by statute or agreement.4. *** *** ***, *** ***, and *** *** as of 10-22-are in violation of California Law for not returning the full deposit or actual proof of legal reasons for any deductions to complainant’s depositThe law provides (21) days without justified deductions to hand over the deposit money in full, but Highland Rentals has so many willing operatives that they hold themselves way above the lawThey use many unsuspected people to do very signature things. 5. Having provided no requested proof to complainant via the Revdex.com for clear record of receipt, *** *** ***, and *** *** have demonstrated their willingness to accept that their lack of proof, and lack of action in regards to provision of proof must be considered by any further reviewers of this matter as a direct tacit admission of their guilt of commission of conspiracy to commit Fraud, Conversion, and Grand Theft/LarcenyBy doctrine *** *** *** admits that he, his business partner, along with many of his tenants, employees, family, and friends have conspired and engaged in felony level extortion attempts against the then tenants/occupants of *** *** ***, *** *** *** ***, otherwise known as complainant in Revdex.com case #***.6. *** *** ***, *** ***, and *** *** were informed and had knowledge of what was going on with the *** *** *** tenants and were even shown videoThey did nothing stop the encroachment of their gang tenants housed at *** *** ***, instead Dr*** *** of Washington State aided and abetted the gang activities from near and far by squashing all complaints, joking about it at times, also attempting to protect his installed entity at *** by becoming part of the gang’s feedback loop, and writing protective measures into a rental agreement which was not signed by the then tenants of *** *** ***The letter (X) was used to block out the name *** *** to protect him from his extortionate roleA non-business personal email of *** and *** *** was used on the document to protect the Highland Rentals name from the company’s extortionate role, such is proven and undisputed*** refused to mail the rental agreement though he lived in Washington StateHe placed the retroactive agreement in a small mailbox on the porch of the home so post ***ing dates would not be shown to conflict with agreement datesThinking that the document remained in the mailbox, and knowing it was evidence of extortion and other things, he had one of his (uniformed) stooges later attempt to remove it for himHis stooge was unsuccessfulThe *** *** *** tenants were occupants for over (4) years, on a month-to-month basis with no such rental agreement in place, and without issueThe rental agreement was simply a tool to put the “squeeze” on the *** tenantsThere was nothing usual about itThis was part of (tier two) of the planned extortionDuring no time that Highland Rentals owned the property did they have a rental agreement or lease of any kind with the then occupants of *** *** ***The *** tenants of the time moved in many years ago with no cleaning or repairs having been doneCarpets needed to be replaced, light fixtures were rusted out, the back fence, and sprinkler system needed replacement and moreThe tenants of the time were left on their own for upkeep*** Rula got a new back fence upon purchase, *** did not*** was redone, *** received no inside work, just paint to the exterior to match the paint going onto the *** side of the duplexComplainant owed no part of the deposit for the degradation level of the dwelling.7. By doctrine *** *** *** admits that because the HUD closing statement is and fraudulent proof unable to hold water, or pass scrutiny, and was requested to be an item concealed from the complainant; the HUD document should be released to complainant as evidence of the Highland fraud and/or be labeled in the Revdex.com file as direct evidence of Highland fraud, and proof that Highland Rentals, LLCdoes not respond to such matters in good faith, but instead with a cover-upIt is true and correct that ** *** *** and Dr*** *** (P.Tof Washington State) have supported the concealment of and fraudulent proof to cover up their fraud and mislead the Revdex.com

*** *** is not a man of truth. He shields *** ***As seen below *** *** claims that Highland Rentals only received $of our $depositNow he claims they received nothing*** *** was the person we did business with that reported years ago that he had received our deposit from the prior owner. Our response should come from *** *** himselfWe are dealing with very dishonest peopleThis is exactly why we have requested the deposit transfer release agreement. *** ***

Highland Rentals, LLC purchased the duplex that [redacted] and guest was already renting for several years in a short sale. We, Highland Rentals LLC, did not receive any money for the tenant's prior deposit. [redacted] allowed us to do a quick walk through prior to purchasing and agreed to continue to live...

there as long as we did not raise their rent. They requested to fix the exterior of the building which we did soon after purchasing. They declined to have anything else done to the interior of the building. Over the years, he has made several complaints to us about his neighbors on the other half of the duplex. The overwhelming majority of the time he was advised to call the police or sheriff's department because they were accusations that we could not substantiate although he feared for his safety. He apparently did so, several times, to no avail. He was advised to move out if he felt his living envi[redacted]ment was unsafe, but chose to stay and pay rent on time every month. In the last couple of days in September 2014 he informed my business partner, [redacted], that they had moved out and the keys were in the mail. They did not give any notice prior to moving out but requested a return of their initial deposit of $995.00 that we never received. I received several emails, which I have saved, asking several questions about my personal and work life that have relevance to the situation. When I declined to answer his questions for the second and third time, he became angry in his emails. I have the final HUD statement showing that we never received any funds from a previous deposit. [redacted] then did a Google search and contacted my employer trying to get information about me but they declined his request. Highland Rentals, LLC sent him a check for $250.00 to the forwarding PO Box address that they left for us for making payments on time for the years that we owned the property. He cut the check up in several small pieces and sent it back to [redacted] with several "Get Well Soon" stickers on the back of the envelope and no other paper or comments. We told him that we will not pursue him for the lost rental income for not giving us proper notice. We do not have a forwarding physical address and he will not answer or return phone calls to [redacted]. I have considered this a done deal and have moved on. Now I receive this while I am at a conference in Indianapolis with a short time limit to respond. I am not sure what else to do at this point to make him go away. I have told him I would meet him in small claims court but he has declined that request also. I have no idea what personal mission he is on, but I am glad he has removed himself from our property and hope he is doing well in his new residence. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! [redacted]

[redacted], I sent you the final HUD statement showing that we did not receive any money from a previous deposit apparently made to the previous owner. We bought the duplex in a short sale. We did not require another deposit from [redacted] when we purchased the property. The $500 was a number agreed upon by Mark and I to start with when considering returning any deposit. AGAIN....since [redacted] moved out with one day notice, he is not entitled to anything! I tried being the nice guy and sending [redacted] a $250 refund check and he sent it back cut up in several small pieces. I am not willing to concede any additional funds to [redacted] at this time. I am confused on what the Revdex.com does in these situations? The last email I received said the issue was over since [redacted] didn't respond on time. How long do these meaningless emails have to continue to take up my time? Does the Revdex.com ever announce a final resolution? I have offered to meet [redacted] in small claims court to resolve his complaints but he has declined. I may go forward anyway to submit a claim for my last month's rent since he did not give a 30 day notice and for harassment and slander. Let me know my options,[redacted]

Review: Our complaint is in regard to: Highland Rentals, LLC.

We were living in a duplex unit at [redacted] in North Highlands California for many years. During our stay there the unit was sold to Highland Rentals, LLC. During our stay all three sets of [redacted]'s tenants from the connected duplex unit #[redacted] were allowed access to our yard and to block us into our driveway so we could not come and go at will. We were terribly bullied.

On September 27, 2014 we were able to escape from the situation. The owner did not follow California Law. Highland Rentals passed the 21 day deadline to mail any itemized deductions from our deposit or send the full deposit. Our Full deposit in the amount of $995.00 is now long overdue.Desired Settlement: We seek a copy of the deposit transfer release (no copy ever supplied) and our deposit of $995.00 in full, in a cashable bank check or money order, as the unit was not cleaned or fixed in any way prior to our moving in.

The owner ([redacted]) can be reached at ###-###-####.

His business mailing address is: [redacted].

We have tried to reach Mr. [redacted] by mail, but others sign for him and he in no way responds to our complaint.

We would much appreciate your looking into this matter, and any documentation you can provide.

Thank you for your time,

Business

Response:

Highland Rentals, LLC purchased the duplex that [redacted] and guest was already renting for several years in a short sale. We, Highland Rentals LLC, did not receive any money for the tenant's prior deposit. [redacted] allowed us to do a quick walk through prior to purchasing and agreed to continue to live there as long as we did not raise their rent. They requested to fix the exterior of the building which we did soon after purchasing. They declined to have anything else done to the interior of the building. Over the years, he has made several complaints to us about his neighbors on the other half of the duplex. The overwhelming majority of the time he was advised to call the police or sheriff's department because they were accusations that we could not substantiate although he feared for his safety. He apparently did so, several times, to no avail. He was advised to move out if he felt his living envi[redacted]ment was unsafe, but chose to stay and pay rent on time every month. In the last couple of days in September 2014 he informed my business partner, [redacted], that they had moved out and the keys were in the mail. They did not give any notice prior to moving out but requested a return of their initial deposit of $995.00 that we never received. I received several emails, which I have saved, asking several questions about my personal and work life that have relevance to the situation. When I declined to answer his questions for the second and third time, he became angry in his emails. I have the final HUD statement showing that we never received any funds from a previous deposit. [redacted] then did a Google search and contacted my employer trying to get information about me but they declined his request. Highland Rentals, LLC sent him a check for $250.00 to the forwarding PO Box address that they left for us for making payments on time for the years that we owned the property. He cut the check up in several small pieces and sent it back to [redacted] with several "Get Well Soon" stickers on the back of the envelope and no other paper or comments. We told him that we will not pursue him for the lost rental income for not giving us proper notice. We do not have a forwarding physical address and he will not answer or return phone calls to [redacted]. I have considered this a done deal and have moved on. Now I receive this while I am at a conference in Indianapolis with a short time limit to respond. I am not sure what else to do at this point to make him go away. I have told him I would meet him in small claims court but he has declined that request also. I have no idea what personal mission he is on, but I am glad he has removed himself from our property and hope he is doing well in his new residence. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated! [redacted]

Consumer

Response:

In regards to case #[redacted] we have heard no further response from Highland Rentals, LLC. after our 2/6/15 response to the Revdex.com. As such, in regards to: [redacted] of Highland Rentals, LLC. at the address of: [redacted], I have the following re[redacted]s to make. [redacted] does not appear to have responded to the Revdex.com. We want it to be known and understood that we, his former tenants of [redacted], were not in/under any rental or leasing contract with Highland Rentals, we owed no “thirty day notice”, and California law allows deductions from a rental deposit for four very specific purposes, (thirty days notice) not being one of them. We challenge [redacted] to provide copies of any contract signed by us, and/or any California statute that supports the notion that our deposit can be deducted or converted for such a reason, otherwise Highland Rentals should cease and desist with their fraudulent claim.