Town & Country Apartments

Please accept this letter as our written response regarding the
complaint made by [redacted], [redacted].Mr. [redacted] signed a one year Lease on
May 1, 2015. The initial term of his Lease will expire on April 30, 2016. The
attached letter dated March 25, 2016...

provided a 30 day written notice to the
tenant that his Lease was being terminated at the end of the twelve month term
and would not continue on a month to month basis. Mr. [redacted] was not given an
eviction notice as his complaint states.We are aware the mother of his children watches them during the day. Neighbors and management
have seen on more than one occasion other children being dropped off during the
day. It would be a violation of the Lease and property insurance for a
commercial operation such as some form of daycare to be operated from a
residential unit.Attached is a copy of the Work Order Detail for his
apartment since he moved in. A leak
from the first floor ceiling was never reported to the office. Without
notification we cannot make necessary repairs to a problem.The apartment was exterminated for roaches on three
occasions. Not only did we exterminate his apartment but the roaches began to
appear in the adjacent apartment so it had to also be treated. As the attached exterminator notes indicate treatment was difficult
due to clutter, lack of preparation for treatment and dirty dishes overflowing
in the kitchen sink creating a feeding ground for the roaches. It was clear to
us that the tenant or his guests were not trying to help eradicate the problem.We appreciate Mr. [redacted] concerns and you allowing us to
respond. The termination of his Lease Agreement as stated in our letter is
still in effect, Hopefully Mr. [redacted] will be able to make other housing
arrangements for himself and his family.