Can the management company disclose efforts made to correct other tenant violations to this tenant?
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Can the management company disclose efforts made to correct other tenant violations to this tenant?
I’d like to know what they have done! Complaints: loud music, loud guests, loud child at very late hours, hiding pets, brought fleas in, parking on property lawn, not disposing of trash, not reporting plumbing issues-leak into our place. Police have been called twice. It’s horrible! And the tenant keeps her child (doesn’t have custody) who is 5 years old up and running/screaming overhead until well after 1 AM. Please advise if I can access what has been done by management company to date; it feels like so little. Also, can I find out when her lease expires, or is that protected info?
Asked on June 24, 2009 under Real Estate Law, Tennessee
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MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 14 years ago | Contributor
Then you need to confront your management company, contact your consumer protection division of the attorney general's office in your state and possibly consider that you have been constructively convicted, based on your landlord's inaction.
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