Bruce
Tucson,#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Fri, July 09, 2004
Paul Ash Management Company, LLC (based in Tucson not Phoenix as was reported) observes all Fair Housing rules as well as conducts a thoughtful & definitive credit review for all incoming residents based upon written criteria. We take fair Housing seriously & conduct regular training with our ENTIRE staff. Our belief is Fair Housing is not just the law. It is good business. While the reportee feels they have been charged a higher rent the real facts are that the resident failed to qualify for residency under our credit criteria. In an effort to accomodate them our company allowed them to pay an amount equal to one month's rent in the event of a default under the lease contract. Our staff fully explained this requirement to the reportee BEFORE signing any paperwork. It was the reportee's decison to accept residency under these circumstances. To assist the reportee we allowed them to pay the extra amount with monthy payments to accomdate their request for residency over a period of time .It is unfortunate that the resident has spun this story to cover up their own credit problems & blame others. The story reported about the baby is simply untrue. We have many children who reside at Regency Square. We love families & offer many amenities for familes to enjoy the community.The deck between floors at Regency Square are 4 inch concrete. If there have been any issues with sound transmission it is likely as a result of non compliance by this resident. As managers we protect all of our residents from noise problems caused by others. Lastly, anyone requesting my phone # ALWAYS is provided with the information immediately. Our address information is contained within the lease document & our phone # is also shown on the signage outside the property for all to see.
Glenda
Yuma,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sat, June 14, 2003
First report your complaint to the Attorney General of Arizona, next to the Dept of Real Estate, then take them to Justice Court under the Landlord Tenant Act. They were supposed to supply you a copy of it when you moved in. Call the Dept of Real Estate first at 1-602-468-1414 and explain your problems with these idiots. Then call legal aid here in Yuma if you qualify, and they will represent you. If you don't qualify, don't worry. It takes a couple of months to evict you with kids when you stop paying rent and if you didn't sign anything to pay that extra $147.00, then you don't owe it and they have to file against you in court to collect it or to evict you. Also call fair housing because you are being discriminated against because you have children. They like to fight with these local crooks. They're in the phonebook. Good luck. If you are going to look for another apartment and need your credit cleaned up, go find a mortgage company and they will help you for the cost of a credit report. Call any real estate office and ask for a list of rentals; some don't even check credit.
Glenda
Yuma,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sat, June 14, 2003
First report your complaint to the Attorney General of Arizona, next to the Dept of Real Estate, then take them to Justice Court under the Landlord Tenant Act. They were supposed to supply you a copy of it when you moved in. Call the Dept of Real Estate first at 1-602-468-1414 and explain your problems with these idiots. Then call legal aid here in Yuma if you qualify, and they will represent you. If you don't qualify, don't worry. It takes a couple of months to evict you with kids when you stop paying rent and if you didn't sign anything to pay that extra $147.00, then you don't owe it and they have to file against you in court to collect it or to evict you. Also call fair housing because you are being discriminated against because you have children. They like to fight with these local crooks. They're in the phonebook. Good luck. If you are going to look for another apartment and need your credit cleaned up, go find a mortgage company and they will help you for the cost of a credit report. Call any real estate office and ask for a list of rentals; some don't even check credit.
Glenda
Yuma,#5Consumer Suggestion
Sat, June 14, 2003
First report your complaint to the Attorney General of Arizona, next to the Dept of Real Estate, then take them to Justice Court under the Landlord Tenant Act. They were supposed to supply you a copy of it when you moved in. Call the Dept of Real Estate first at 1-602-468-1414 and explain your problems with these idiots. Then call legal aid here in Yuma if you qualify, and they will represent you. If you don't qualify, don't worry. It takes a couple of months to evict you with kids when you stop paying rent and if you didn't sign anything to pay that extra $147.00, then you don't owe it and they have to file against you in court to collect it or to evict you. Also call fair housing because you are being discriminated against because you have children. They like to fight with these local crooks. They're in the phonebook. Good luck. If you are going to look for another apartment and need your credit cleaned up, go find a mortgage company and they will help you for the cost of a credit report. Call any real estate office and ask for a list of rentals; some don't even check credit.