(12-01-2022, 06:25 PM)Jags Wrote:

(11-30-2022, 10:21 PM)The Drifter Wrote: Well, I just escalated my war against these do-nothing state agencies that refuse to do their job. Not only have I contacted several print and broadcast media outlets about what's going on with my apartment, but I also just contacted the Governor's office...... Not really expecting anything to come from it but.... if someone from his office could jump start thing by kicking the [BLEEP] of these lazy agency personnel...... it just may be worth the time and effort I'm putting in to rattling a few cages.......

Wow!   I read this word waaaay wrong at first.

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(12-01-2022, 10:27 AM)Mikey Wrote: step 1, document every bit of communication you've had with the apartment, as well as any response they've had, whether it be email messages, service visits, repainting, etc.

step 2, contact an attorney to get some advice. You may need to pay for an inspection up front, but if you have professional inspection stating there is a problem  and the landlord doesn't address, you may be able to break lease or pursue other avenues. If you do see the attorney, be sure to discuss paying your rent to an escrow account until the issue is resolved. Sometimes, all it takes is for the same photos you've been sending to them to be sent on legal letterhead to get a response.

Good luck, and hopefully everything is resolved quickly and without much hassle.

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man, if only we still had -1's, I could make it my mission to torment you for eternity

BRB, rec'ing every post of yours until you get to 398...just to see if you get anxious about the 399th

Mikesez sez we can’t have -1’s.  Apparently feelings or something, idk.

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(12-01-2022, 06:21 PM)WingerDinger Wrote: Ok.. Whomever took the turtles, put em back now.

Da hell you talkin’ ‘bout boy?  Been smokin’ them weeds again?