http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ Landlord Community Tag: manager en Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:06:28 +0000 http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/manager-tenant#post-3654 Fri, 01 May 2009 17:33:03 +0000 GirlK 3654@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>i have a manager that was aware of me wanting to move to a 1bd,they told me a month in advanced that there was going to be one available and that if i was still interested,i said i was very interested. now that i was about to give them the check for the apartment,they rejected it and gave me no reason.Is that really fair to the tenant?shoulds i do something about it? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/prospective-property-manager#post-2532 Mon, 16 Feb 2009 22:46:30 +0000 Jacki 2532@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>I currently seeking a full time property managers position, I have tax credit experience as well as years of management. Resume'<br /> as well as references can be supplied. </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/was-moving-manager-at-complex-uhaultruck-towed-during-normalbusiness-hours-knew-was-truck-pay-420-get#post-1862 Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:58:54 +0000 Can5807 1862@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>Wow! That is pretty messed up! I'm a property manager and have been for 9 years now, and the only thing I can think of that would prompt my calling a tow truck would be if you were parked in a "no parking zone." Also, if you were in any way blocking traffic that could be another reason for your manager to take such drastic measures. By all means, calling out a tow company to remove such a large vehicle would be my very last resort. Most importantly, my question to you would be, "were you parking this uhaul in an authorized parking area, or were you in violation?" As for the damaged items due to the tow companies negligence, thats the exact party that you should be holding responsible for any loss of property that you've incurred. If in fact you were doing no wrong by where you had parked this uhaul, then if I were you, I would write a letter and address it to both the manager and management company, requesting financial reconciliation for your troubles and make sure to add that you will be forwarding this letter to your attorney if they do not comply with your requests. However, if you were parked illegally then they have every right to tow you at their discretion. If they have proof of such, i.e. tow company and their own eyewitness accounts then you must keep in mind that you will be up against 2 parties, not just 1. If you have any more questions or concerns, please feel free to ask me at any time. I am so sorry your move was such an inconvenience, as it is, moving can be so stressful. I wish you all the best of luck with this matter. </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/was-moving-manager-at-complex-uhaultruck-towed-during-normalbusiness-hours-knew-was-truck-pay-420-get#post-1636 Wed, 05 Nov 2008 08:49:34 +0000 UpsetMOM 1636@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>My rude manager from a premium apartment complex deliberately had my U-Haul truck towed and did so to be spiteful.I have been a loyal tenant of 3 years until this particular manager took over. Is this legal and what is my recourse as far as getting my money back of $420 and pain suffering and harrassment. My items inside were damaged due to the towing company and I want to get all the help I can on pursuing this. I left a damage report with the towing company that towed it in. Also she did not use the towing company that they have posted on property she used someone else. We called the towing company that is posted and had no trace of a U-Haul ever. I made police and insurance reports/claim because we thought the truck was stolen. It cost me 2 days lost of work and stress to see my children deal with allof their things gone. I just would like to know where do I startandif you can help direct me before I start.I am nor do I want to leave any stones unturned </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/looking-4-property-manager#post-1339 Thu, 09 Oct 2008 22:23:39 +0000 Tonni 1339@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>I have a one bedroom house in N Hollywood and I'm looking for a property mgmt CO to hire Can you recommend anyone? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/property-manager-vegas#post-1195 Wed, 24 Sep 2008 06:47:09 +0000 jonjavajones 1195@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>I am looking for a property manager in vegas. Anyone have any sugestions? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/do-manager#post-952 Wed, 27 Aug 2008 06:59:17 +0000 mrniceguy 952@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>find out who is the owner and talk to them </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/do-manager#post-920 Tue, 19 Aug 2008 01:02:07 +0000 veronicahudson 920@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>what can i do if the manager on my aparment don't put attention in the maintenance of this, and also is disrespectful person </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/find-good-property-manager#post-879 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 19:41:22 +0000 PopokPropertyManagement 879@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>Popok Property Management, Broker<br /> 732-493-2400<br /> ask for Marcia </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/find-good-property-manager#post-878 Sat, 02 Aug 2008 19:39:58 +0000 PopokPropertyManagement 878@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>Marcia Norsig, Broker<br /> Popok Property Management<br /> From 1 to 100 units<br /> All services offered including repairs and emergency<br /> service - 732-493-2400 <a href="mailto:Popokpropmngt@msn.com">Popokpropmngt@msn.com</a> </p>