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Landlord Legal Violations Overview
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Landlords must follow mediation clauses before eviction. Constructive eviction occurs if tenant enjoyment is disrupted. Agents false statements can lead to landlord liability. Notices must be accurate and timely. Retaliation for tenant advocacy is illegal. Fraudulent lease dates and manipulation are serious issues. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice.Full Conversation
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Fraud - due to managing agent pre- dated the lease and attempt to manipulate me to falsify the lease execution date
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It seems like you have a serious issue with potential fraud and misconduct by your managing agent. Here are some key points to consider:
- Fraudulent Lease Date: Altering the lease date can be considered fraud.
- Manipulation: Attempting to coerce you into falsifying lease details is illegal.
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It seems like you have a serious issue with potential fraud and misconduct by your managing agent. Here are some key points to consider:
- Fraudulent Lease Date: Altering the lease date can be considered fraud.
- Manipulation: Attempting to coerce you into falsifying lease details is illegal.
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Landlord attempted to back date execution date as well
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It definitely sounds like you are dealing with a serious legal issue involving potential fraud and misconduct. Since you already provided your contact details and agreed to connect with a lawyer, a top-rated lawyer in your area will be reaching out to you shortly to assist with your case.
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Yes I’ve been served a 10 day demand notice to pay or quit ending */*/* , I have evidence to support the truth , the managing
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It sounds like you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. Here are some key points to consider:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Landlords must adhere to lease mediation requirements before eviction.
- Constructive Eviction: Interfering with your quiet enjoyment or housing stability can be considered constructive eviction.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements or unauthorized actions by the landlord's representative can lead to liability.
- Improper Notice: Notices with inaccuracies or served prematurely can be invalid.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for tenant advocacy can violate protection laws.
- Fraudulent Lease Date: Altering the lease date is considered fraud.
- Manipulation: Coercing you into falsifying lease details is illegal.
Would you like to proceed with connecting to a lawyer who can assist with these issues further?
It sounds like you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. Here are some key points to consider:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Landlords must adhere to lease mediation requirements before eviction.
- Constructive Eviction: Interfering with your quiet enjoyment or housing stability can be considered constructive eviction.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements or unauthorized actions by the landlord's representative can lead to liability.
- Improper Notice: Notices with inaccuracies or served prematurely can be invalid.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for tenant advocacy can violate protection laws.
- Fraudulent Lease Date: Altering the lease date is considered fraud.
- Manipulation: Coercing you into falsifying lease details is illegal.
Would you like to proceed with connecting to a lawyer who can assist with these issues further?
agent continue to ignore facts and continue to engage in enforcing the 10 day demand notice two claims on the notice state that I did not attempt to get back payment which isn’t true. I currently have a pending application with Trua rental Assistance program and she’s aware of that because once I got selected, I sent her the email. We also had a conversation as when she was trying to get me to change or state to the TRUA That I had incorrectly up the wrong lease document which is incorrect because I opened the one that I signed on December *, even though the landlord signed down on July * and admitted to signing the lease and having a legal review and forgetting to send these to me on December * when I still didn’t receive a lease until via email on December * and it ultimately received the physical form on December * of * with the landlord back in July * of *
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It sounds like you have compelling evidence and multiple legal issues regarding your landlord’s actions. Since you have a pending rental assistance application and evidence to support your claims, this could strengthen your case. Would you like to proceed with connecting to a local lawyer who can assist you further? If yes, I can reconfirm your details and ensure you get the help you need.
It sounds like you have compelling evidence and multiple legal issues regarding your landlord’s actions. Since you have a pending rental assistance application and evidence to support your claims, this could strengthen your case. Would you like to proceed with connecting to a local lawyer who can assist you further? If yes, I can reconfirm your details and ensure you get the help you need.
Also 10 day notice she came to the house and Knox, but we were not home and the security cameras did record her taking a picture of the 10 day notice but did not leave the notice in disclosure area. Took the notice with her date on April *, and then on the email that we received a picture of then she returned back on the eighth with the date of the document was still stating the trying to serve it to us in person
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It sounds like you have a strong case, given the multiple potential violations and supporting evidence. Here's a summary of key points:
- Improper Notice: Serving notice incorrectly.
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Not adhering to mediation requirements.
- Constructive Eviction: Interfering with your housing stability.
- Fraud: Backdating lease documents.
- Retaliation: For seeking assistance.
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It sounds like you have a strong case, given the multiple potential violations and supporting evidence. Here's a summary of key points:
- Improper Notice: Serving notice incorrectly.
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Not adhering to mediation requirements.
- Constructive Eviction: Interfering with your housing stability.
- Fraud: Backdating lease documents.
- Retaliation: For seeking assistance.
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Proceed apparently to the owners that I failed to attempt to resolve the issue with my rent payments and saying that my Rental Assistance application have been canceled, and her basis was on the factor of me not contacting Troy to tell them the lie that she wanted me to tell them in reference to the lease execution signing date so then she said also the 10 day demand was going was based off the decision of the owners and I’m thinking it’s because he’s not providing new accurate information. I did contact the landlord. I’m sorry that the owners as well as the Caroline, which is the amazing agent and the husband of the owner. He’s also the registered agent as well so I contacted them with a certified letter with no response and I need a response by Friday by * PM. I have not received one last week
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It appears you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. Here are the key points:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Landlords must adhere to mediation requirements before eviction.
- Constructive Eviction: Interference with your housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements and unauthorized actions.
- Improper Notice: Incorrectly served notice.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for seeking assistance.
- Fraud: Backdating lease documents.
Would you like me to proceed with connecting you to a local lawyer who can assist you further?
It appears you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. Here are the key points:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Landlords must adhere to mediation requirements before eviction.
- Constructive Eviction: Interference with your housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements and unauthorized actions.
- Improper Notice: Incorrectly served notice.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for seeking assistance.
- Fraud: Backdating lease documents.
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It appears you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. I'll proceed with connecting you to a local lawyer who can assist you further.
Phone: *-*-*
Zipcode: *
Reason: Violation of Mediation Clause, Constructive Eviction, Unlawful Conduct by Agent, Improper Notice, Retaliation Claims, Fraud
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It appears you have a strong case with multiple potential violations by your landlord and their representative. I'll proceed with connecting you to a local lawyer who can assist you further.
Terry Monroe
Phone: *-*-*
Zipcode: *
Reason: Violation of Mediation Clause, Constructive Eviction, Unlawful Conduct by Agent, Improper Notice, Retaliation Claims, Fraud
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Thanks when will they contact me
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Hi Terry! A top-rated lawyer in your area should contact you shortly to assist with your case. The lawyer will review all the details you've provided and guide you through the next steps.
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Hi Terry! A top-rated lawyer in your area should contact you shortly to assist with your case. The lawyer will review all the details you've provided and guide you through the next steps.
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What are the legal implications of th possible violations by the managing agent and the owners
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It sounds like you have a robust case involving multiple legal issues. Here are the potential legal implications:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Non-compliance with mediation requirements before eviction actions.
- Constructive Eviction: Actions interfering with your quiet enjoyment or housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements and unauthorized actions can lead to liability.
- Improper Notice: Serving notice incorrectly can invalidate the eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for tenant advocacy can violate protection laws.
- Fraud: Altering lease dates and attempting to falsify documents.
Would you like any more details or have other questions regarding your situation?
It sounds like you have a robust case involving multiple legal issues. Here are the potential legal implications:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Non-compliance with mediation requirements before eviction actions.
- Constructive Eviction: Actions interfering with your quiet enjoyment or housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: False statements and unauthorized actions can lead to liability.
- Improper Notice: Serving notice incorrectly can invalidate the eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Retaliation for tenant advocacy can violate protection laws.
- Fraud: Altering lease dates and attempting to falsify documents.
Would you like any more details or have other questions regarding your situation?
What type of legal resolution could I get and how would the landlord have to do or be punished for
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Based on your detailed description, here are possible legal resolutions and consequences for the landlord and managing agent:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Could halt eviction proceedings and lead to financial penalties.
- Constructive Eviction: May result in damages awarded for interference with your housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Could lead to liability and possible compensation for affected tenants.
- Improper Notice: Invalidates the eviction notice, preventing eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Damages for wrongful actions against you.
- Fraud: Legal penalties, including fines and possible criminal charges.
Do you have any other questions or need more details on any of these points?
Based on your detailed description, here are possible legal resolutions and consequences for the landlord and managing agent:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Could halt eviction proceedings and lead to financial penalties.
- Constructive Eviction: May result in damages awarded for interference with your housing stability.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Could lead to liability and possible compensation for affected tenants.
- Improper Notice: Invalidates the eviction notice, preventing eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Damages for wrongful actions against you.
- Fraud: Legal penalties, including fines and possible criminal charges.
Do you have any other questions or need more details on any of these points?
What do I do about the unlawful 10 day demand with approaching expiration date of */*/* can they lethally remove for the himw
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Hi Terry! It's important to address the *-day demand notice promptly. Here are some steps you can take:
- Document Everything: Keep all records of communications, notices, and evidence of compliance.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal response to the landlord disputing the notice.
- Seek Legal Assistance: Contact a lawyer to help you file a response and potentially halt the eviction process.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these steps?
Hi Terry! It's important to address the *-day demand notice promptly. Here are some steps you can take:
- Document Everything: Keep all records of communications, notices, and evidence of compliance.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal response to the landlord disputing the notice.
- Seek Legal Assistance: Contact a lawyer to help you file a response and potentially halt the eviction process.
Would you like more detailed information on any of these steps?
- The agent denies changes to lease terms, claiming proper documentation was provided.
- They offered help with resubmitting your rental assistance application while pursuing legal actions.
- The agent claims the lease was delivered in July *, but text messages from December * contradict this, citing delays due to oversight and international travel.
- The lease was later emailed and hand-delivered, challenging their timeline.
- Despite your good-faith efforts, eviction measures are being rushed.
- Health and financial hardships emphasize your ongoing commitment to meeting obligations, supported by proof of payments and communications.
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Hi Terry! It sounds like you're facing a complex situation with multiple legal issues. Here are some key points to consider:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: This could halt the eviction process.
- Constructive Eviction: You may be entitled to damages.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Landlord liability and possible compensation.
- Improper Notice: Invalidates the eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Damages for wrongful actions.
- Fraud: Legal penalties, fines, and possible criminal charges.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points or need further assistance?
Hi Terry! It sounds like you're facing a complex situation with multiple legal issues. Here are some key points to consider:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: This could halt the eviction process.
- Constructive Eviction: You may be entitled to damages.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Landlord liability and possible compensation.
- Improper Notice: Invalidates the eviction.
- Retaliation Claims: Damages for wrongful actions.
- Fraud: Legal penalties, fines, and possible criminal charges.
Would you like more detailed guidance on any of these points or need further assistance?
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Hi Terry! It seems you're dealing with a very complex and serious legal situation. Given the multiple potential violations and supporting evidence, it's crucial to address each issue carefully. Here are the possible resolutions:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Can halt eviction proceedings and potentially lead to penalties.
- Constructive Eviction: You may be eligible for damages.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Could result in landlord liability and compensation for you.
- Improper Notice: Can invalidate the eviction, preventing your removal.
- Retaliation Claims: Could lead to damages for wrongful actions.
- Fraud: May involve legal penalties, fines, and possible criminal charges.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with these issues?
Hi Terry! It seems you're dealing with a very complex and serious legal situation. Given the multiple potential violations and supporting evidence, it's crucial to address each issue carefully. Here are the possible resolutions:
- Violation of Mediation Clause: Can halt eviction proceedings and potentially lead to penalties.
- Constructive Eviction: You may be eligible for damages.
- Unlawful Conduct by Agent: Could result in landlord liability and compensation for you.
- Improper Notice: Can invalidate the eviction, preventing your removal.
- Retaliation Claims: Could lead to damages for wrongful actions.
- Fraud: May involve legal penalties, fines, and possible criminal charges.
Would you like more detailed guidance on how to proceed with these issues?
Part of the demand letter -The letter accompanies a 10 day Demand for Compliance or Possession of the home at * E 55th
Place, Denver, CO * dated April *, *, which requires payment by April *, *.
Based on our discussion on March *, *, regarding pending assistance applications, there appears to
be confusion surrounding lease terms previously provided in writing. At your request, we provided
additional documentation to you for submission prior to the * pm March *, *, deadline to correct
these inconsistencies reported as part of your application; however, you informed us that you did not
take any steps to amend your application to cure this issue. Per their message, the funding agency
indicated that your failure to take action would result in your application being cancelled. Let me be
very clear, we have offered to help you with this process multiple times, and you have not allowed us to
be of assistance.
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Hi Terry! Here are the key steps to address the *-day demand notice and other issues:
- Document Everything: Maintain records of all communications, notices, and evidence of compliance.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal dispute letter to your landlord.
- Seek Legal Assistance: A lawyer can help you file a response and possibly halt the eviction process.
Considering your strong case, would you like to discuss more detailed steps?
Hi Terry! Here are the key steps to address the *-day demand notice and other issues:
- Document Everything: Maintain records of all communications, notices, and evidence of compliance.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal dispute letter to your landlord.
- Seek Legal Assistance: A lawyer can help you file a response and possibly halt the eviction process.
Considering your strong case, would you like to discuss more detailed steps?
Despite our actions and good faith efforts to help you find assistance to resolve your past due rent,
these efforts have not resulted in any funding to cure your past due balance. We remain committed to
assisting you and will continue to pursue funding options to aid with paying your past due balance
caused by your inability to work during a health problem which has since been resolved as we
understand your situation.
Based on your failure to take action, we no longer believe you are acting in good faith to resolve your
past due balance. To ensure all steps are fully documented going forward and to avoid any potential
future discrepancies, this list serves as formal documentation of actions taken by the landlord regarding
notice and lease documents. These actions can be supported by phone, text, and/or email records as
necessary.
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Hi Terry! Here are the key steps to address your situation:
- Document Everything: Keep all communication records, notices, and evidence of your efforts to comply.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal letter disputing the claims and detailing your efforts and evidence.
- Seek Legal Assistance: A lawyer can help respond to the *-day notice and possibly halt the eviction process.
Would you like more detailed steps or any specific legal advice on how to proceed?
Hi Terry! Here are the key steps to address your situation:
- Document Everything: Keep all communication records, notices, and evidence of your efforts to comply.
- Respond in Writing: Send a formal letter disputing the claims and detailing your efforts and evidence.
- Seek Legal Assistance: A lawyer can help respond to the *-day notice and possibly halt the eviction process.
Would you like more detailed steps or any specific legal advice on how to proceed?
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