Parker Realty Associates

Ms [redacted] paid a partial deposit in the amount of $on 12/07/to hold the property and take off the market Earlier that morning she had viewed the property and requested that repairs be made in order for her to committ to rental of the unit There was a verbal agreement made at that time Repairs were made to the property per her requests and the property was considered rented after her initial partial depositMs [redacted] then made another $payment on 12/14/ For a total sum of $ Arrangements were made per her request for lease to be signed and key turn over on 12/30/ On December 18, Ms [redacted] called stating that she was now unable to move in and was going to break the arrangement The property had been repaired and held for her The following is a list of repairs requested to be fixed by Ms***: *Garage door can one be put in manual or automatic *Painting patch work in hall and bedrooms *Hole in hall closet in door*Hole behind middle blue room*No closet doors in any rooms*Caulking in bathroom, hole in shower for rail and soap dish, mirror needs mounted, Crack in the bathroom sink upstairs, no molding in basement *leak in bathroom in basement [redacted] vent cover in living room The above items were completed The only item that was not replaced was the garage door The discussion regarding the garage door was that once at least six monthly on time rental payments were made repair or replacement would take place There was a discussion with Ms[redacted] about deposit versus repair and that we would no longer take other applicants and the property would be considered rentedThe property owner was notified and instructed Parker Realty to hold the deposit as liquidated damages against them for the above We have turned these funds over to the owner as instructed Thank you, Christa [redacted] Parker Realty Associates

Enclosed is notice to tenant's regarding complaint of possible bed bug's in home The tenant's have not communicated any such issue until Mid November at which time they were given number for pest control company and advised of tenant responsibility concerning issue per city code
As well, the unit was inspected May 19, by the Salvation Army Inspector -Steve G*** along with agent for Parker prior to tenant move in and no issues were found at that time Nor has there been any form of communication with the property management office by either email or phone call in regards to this situation to date from the Salvation Army Furthermore, we have had numerous conversations with tenant's *** *** and *** *** in regards to maintenance issue's such as window's, installing dryer outlet, weather stripping doors and roach issueAs well as payment promises and utility billing at which time there was never a discussion of a bed bug issue

Parker Reality is a predetory companyThe company and landlord to deny a security deposit paid to them on a place I never signed a leaseThe company and or its representat I've Christa *** who represents the landlord of *** *** which whom is also the owner of Parker Reality never verbally or in writing stated that the security deposit is nonrefundableI believe they are misleadingAnyone who pays a sum of to a company would and should be informed the money is nonrefundableThe receipts clearly state the monies paid was a security deposit and the law supports ways a security deposit is handleThe landlord parker realty is going against the law and taking advantage of me people by being a predetory landlordI want the Revdex.com to know this company as a predetory company and warn others in doing businessI wish to continue any further assistance the Revdex.com offers

Enclosed is notice to tenant's regarding complaint of possible bed bug's in home The tenant's have not communicated any such issue until Mid November at which time they were given number for pest control company and advised of tenant responsibility concerning issue per city code
As well, the unit was inspected May 19, by the Salvation Army Inspector -Steve G*** along with agent for Parker prior to tenant move in and no issues were found at that time Nor has there been any form of communication with the property management office by either email or phone call in regards to this situation to date from the Salvation Army
Furthermore, we have had numerous conversations with tenant's *** *** and *** *** in regards to maintenance issue's such as window's, installing dryer outlet, weather stripping doors and roach issueAs well as payment promises and utility billing at which time there was never a discussion of a bed bug issue

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I attempted to respond minutes ago but may have selected the wrong key This is not a rejectionIt is added clarification.
Please note: The condo was left unclean, missing smoke detectors, blinds not cleaned or replaced, holes in walls, lack of fresh coat of paint on walls, etc The owner, *** ***, was contacted immediately with a list of concernsShe did not return to clean or to repair anything She sent her boyfriend to paint one bedroomFrom that point on, she argued against any repairs or replacements It took me nearly hours to clean and paint baseboards and walls, scrub the kitchen and bathrooms, wipe dirt, hair, other substances from doors, etc After much debate, the owner finally agreed to credit $to my rent: per her, it's the amount it would have cost her to hire professional cleaners She untruthfully stated she had the carpet shampooed When I noticed no imprints in the carpet to indicate shampooing, she refused to respond When I told her the date she provided for shampooing could not be accurate based on her being in the condo still, she offered no explanation I provided her with pictures of the filth left behind, including the vents...her response was to hire a property management company Parker Realty showed up a month later to do an inspectionNearly a month after that I contacted them to inquire when items from the inspection would be completed weeks later or so, the same maintenance person contacted me to schedule another visit, stating he needed to once again see what needed to be done He supposedly took notes and took pictures with his cell phone but now had no record of what needed to be done Finally, Ms*** and a maintenance worker, *** (and his girlfriend) came to complete repairs They had no list so no idea what needed to be done They made approximately trips to Home DepotThe tub plug was corroded so *** removed the entire drain/plug unitBefore leaving, he explained Home Depot did not have the part so he placed a "temporary" plug but would be back to repairHe was scheduled to return on 11/but did not show I was later told he was ill I sent Ms*** a tentative reschedule date of 11/24/ The response from her office was they would get back in touch with me to confirm I received no confirmationInstead Ms*** arrived at the unit on 11/when I was not in town I followed up with her and explained I was out of town with my terminally ill mother (who passed away on 11/30) I asked that we schedule on 12/ She responded, via email, that she would see if the date worked for maintainance I sent a follow up email on 12/to see if 12/was a goI surprisingly received a response from Ms*** where she once again operated in untruthfulness by claiming there had been several attempts to make repairs so they've decided the repair would not take placeShe ridiculously told me that the temporary rubber plug would suffice This was a very odd comment and response when considering she came on an unscheduled visit to make the repair but now it wasn't necessary Her comment that that the tub would hold water for a bath, had nothing to do with the need for repair There needs to be a protective stopper in place for shielding items from going down the drain during showers and nonuse of the tubAny requests made to the owner were met with excuses or a lack of responseThe owner must have thought she hired a company with experience and knowledge she did not have in leasing Parker Realty has handled matters in the same fashion as their client No accountability or responsibility on their end Ms***'s new tactic is to argue "habitability." Any issues that she does not feel affect habitability are to be resolved by me She has gone so far as to tell me that I will need to have carpets cleaned and vents sanitized at my expense but I need to get the owner's written permissionSo not only do they not want to act as actual landlords but they want to be landlords who benefit from rent paid by the tenant while expecting the tenant to pay not just the rent but any additional costs as wellAttached are a few photos of what I was left to deal withAlso there is a picture of my swollen and darkened eyes as a result of unclean carpet and ventilation systemI suggest Ms*** be educated on "habitability" I've referred her to the OH Revised code which in no uncertain terms states health issues are to be considered Apparently she thinks the unfixed tub issue with a protruding screw is safe, tooI've brought this to her attention on 12/ I want no additional dialogue with Ms*** She is, in my opinion, ignorant to laws and policies, unprofessional, and definitely without compassion

I am rejecting this response because:I
attempted to respond minutes ago but may have selected the wrong key This is not a rejectionIt is added clarification. Please note: The condo was left unclean, missing smoke detectors, blinds not cleaned or replaced, holes in walls, lack of fresh coat of paint on walls, etc The owner, *** ***, was contacted immediately with a list of concernsShe did not return to clean or to repair anything She sent her boyfriend to paint one bedroomFrom that point on, she argued against any repairs or replacements It took me nearly hours to clean and paint baseboards and walls, scrub the kitchen and bathrooms, wipe dirt, hair, other substances from doors, etc After much debate, the owner finally agreed to credit $to my rent: per her, it's the amount it would have cost her to hire professional cleaners She untruthfully stated she had the carpet shampooed When I noticed no imprints in the carpet to indicate shampooing, she refused to respond When I told her the date she provided for shampooing could not be accurate based on her being in the condo still, she offered no explanation I provided her with pictures of the filth left behind, including the vents...her response was to hire a property management company Parker Realty showed up a month later to do an inspectionNearly a month after that I contacted them to inquire when items from the inspection would be completed weeks later or so, the same maintenance person contacted me to schedule another visit, stating he needed to once again see what needed to be done He supposedly took notes and took pictures with his cell phone but now had no record of what needed to be done Finally, Ms*** and a maintenance worker, *** (and his girlfriend) came to complete repairs They had no list so no idea what needed to be done They made approximately trips to Home DepotThe tub plug was corroded so *** removed the entire drain/plug unitBefore leaving, he explained Home Depot did not have the part so he placed a "temporary" plug but would be back to repairHe was scheduled to return on 11/but did not show I was later told he was ill I sent Ms*** a tentative reschedule date of 11/24/ The response from her office was they would get back in touch with me to confirm I received no confirmationInstead Ms*** arrived at the unit on 11/when I was not in town I followed up with her and explained I was out of town with my terminally ill mother (who passed away on 11/30) I asked that we schedule on 12/ She responded, via email, that she would see if the date worked for maintainance I sent a follow up email on 12/to see if 12/was a goI surprisingly received a response from Ms*** where she once again operated in untruthfulness by claiming there had been several attempts to make repairs so they've decided the repair would not take placeShe ridiculously told me that the temporary rubber plug would suffice This was a very odd comment and response when considering she came on an unscheduled visit to make the repair but now it wasn't necessary Her comment that that the tub would hold water for a bath, had nothing to do with the need for repair There needs to be a protective stopper in place for shielding items from going down the drain during showers and nonuse of the tub.Any requests made to the owner were met with excuses or a lack of responseThe owner must have thought she hired a company with experience and knowledge she did not have in leasing Parker Realty has handled matters in the same fashion as their client No accountability or responsibility on their end Ms***'s new tactic is to argue "habitability." Any issues that she does not feel affect habitability are to be resolved by me She has gone so far as to tell me that I will need to have carpets cleaned and vents sanitized at my expense but I need to get the owner's written permissionSo not only do they not want to act as actual landlords but they want to be landlords who benefit from rent paid by the tenant while expecting the tenant to pay not just the rent but any additional costs as well.Attached are a few photos of what I was left to deal withAlso there is a picture of my swollen and darkened eyes as a result of unclean carpet and ventilation systemI suggest Ms*** be educated on "habitability" I've referred her to the OH Revised code which in no uncertain terms states health issues are to be considered Apparently she thinks the unfixed tub issue with a protruding screw is safe, tooI've brought this to her attention on 12/ I want no additional dialogue with Ms*** She is, in my opinion, ignorant to laws and policies, unprofessional, and definitely without compassion

I do not believe photos successfully uploaded as attachments in my most recent response Please include in file.Thanks

Ms. [redacted] paid a partial deposit in the amount of $500.00 on 12/07/2015 to hold the property and take off the market.  Earlier that morning she had viewed the property and requested that repairs be made in order for her to committ to rental of the unit.  There was a verbal agreement made at that time.  Repairs were made to the property per her requests and the property was considered rented after her initial partial deposit. Ms. [redacted] then made another $400.00 payment on 12/14/2015.  For a total sum of $900.00.  Arrangements were made per her request for lease to be signed and key turn over on 12/30/15.  On December 18, 2015 Ms. [redacted] called stating that she was now unable to move in and was going to break the arrangement.  The property had been repaired and held for her.  The following is a list of repairs requested to be fixed by Ms. [redacted]: *Garage door can one be put in manual or automatic *Painting patch work in hall and bedrooms *Hole in hall closet in door*Hole behind middle blue room*No closet doors in any rooms*Caulking in bathroom, hole in shower for rail and soap dish, mirror needs mounted, Crack in the bathroom sink upstairs, no molding in basement *leak in bathroom in basement * vent cover in living room The above items were completed.  The only item that was not replaced was the garage door.  The discussion regarding the garage door was that once at least six monthly on time rental payments were made repair or replacement would take place.  There was a discussion with Ms.[redacted] about deposit versus repair and that we would no longer take other applicants and the property would be considered rented.The property owner was notified and instructed Parker Realty to hold the deposit as liquidated damages against them for the above.  We have turned these funds over to the owner as instructed.  Thank you,Christa [redacted]Parker Realty Associates

We are speaking with Ms. [redacted], and her supervisor,  to understand the communication chain and the concerns expressed in this letter.Our goal is to provide safe housing and efficient service, which we have accomplished since 1988.

Ms. [redacted] paid a partial deposit in the amount of $500.00 on 12/07/2015 to hold the property and take off the market.  Earlier that morning she had viewed the property and requested that repairs be made in order for her to committ to rental of the unit.  There was a verbal agreement made at that time.  Repairs were made to the property per her requests and the property was considered rented after her initial partial deposit. Ms. [redacted] then made another $400.00 payment on 12/14/2015.  For a total sum of $900.00.  Arrangements were made per her request for lease to be signed and key turn over on 12/30/15.  On December 18, 2015 Ms. [redacted] called stating that she was now unable to move in and was going to break the arrangement.  The property had been repaired and held for her.  The following is a list of repairs requested to be fixed by Ms. [redacted]:
 *Garage door can one be put in manual or automatic *Painting patch work in hall and bedrooms *Hole in hall closet in door*Hole behind middle blue room*No closet doors in any rooms*Caulking in bathroom, hole in shower for rail and soap dish, mirror needs mounted, Crack in the bathroom sink upstairs, no molding in basement 
*leak in bathroom in basement 
* vent cover in living room 
The above items were completed.  The only item that was not replaced was the garage door.  The discussion regarding the garage door was that once at least six monthly on time rental payments were made repair or replacement would take place.  
There was a discussion with Ms.[redacted] about deposit versus repair and that we would no longer take other applicants and the property would be considered rented.
The property owner was notified and instructed Parker Realty to hold the deposit as liquidated damages against them for the above.  We have turned these funds over to the owner as instructed.  
Thank you,
Christa [redacted]
Parker Realty Associates

Parker Realty has addressed this issue with Ms. [redacted].  Ms. [redacted] paid a deposit to hold the property( take off the market ) until her move in date of 12/30/2015.  Prior to making deposit she walked the unit and cited the items that she would need to have fixed in order to rent the unit....

These repairs were made based on her commitment to rent the unit.  These would not have had to be done for another potential applicant as many folks take a unit as is.  We made the repairs in good faith of her having paid the deposit and move in date scheduled.  The owner has now lost time in securing another tenant as the unit was no longer marketed for rent for two weeks during the time period in which she committed to rental of the property. We represent the owner as his property management group and the owner stands firm that deposit is non refundable.Thank you,Christa [redacted]Parker Realty Associates

Parker Realty has addressed this issue with Ms. [redacted].  Ms. [redacted] paid a deposit to hold the property( take off the market ) until her move in date of 12/30/2015.  Prior to making deposit she walked the unit and cited the items that she would need to have fixed in order to rent the unit....

These repairs were made based on her commitment to rent the unit.  These would not have had to be done for another potential applicant as many folks take a unit as is.  We made the repairs in good faith of her having paid the deposit and move in date scheduled.  The owner has now lost time in securing another tenant as the unit was no longer marketed for rent for two weeks during the time period in which she committed to rental of the property. We represent the owner as his property management group and the owner stands firm that deposit is non refundable.
Thank you,
Christa [redacted]
Parker Realty Associates