Landlord Violations In Raleigh

Landlord tenant

Raleigh NC

reasonable Access Restrictions and Emotional Abuse My ability to safely retrieve my belongings was significantly hampered by your unreasonable access restrictions, dismissive attitude, and what appeared to be deliberate attempts to exert control and create undue pressure and inconvenience. These actions, along with the subsequent theft of my belongings, caused me significant emotional distress. Manufactured Urgency: You offered limited access windows, disregarding my requests for reasonable timeframes due to the Easter holiday and my recent hospital discharge. You also mentioned having "offers" on the property upon our first communication regarding move-out. This suggests you may have intentionally created a false sense of urgency to pressure me and limit my ability to safely remove my belongings. Intimidation and Disruption: The movers reported feeling pressured by your presence and demeanor, which ultimately led them to leave. This left me in a difficult position of having to secure a different mover on short notice, further complicating the move and potentially compromising the security of my belongings. Dismissive and Inappropriate Communication: During our text communications, you dismissed my concerns about your behavior as inappropriate and disregarded the violation of my privacy when you allowed someone else access to the house while my belongings were still present. This dismissive attitude, coupled with the potential violation of North Carolina privacy laws, further added to the emotional distress I experienced. Exerting Control Through Demands: Your demands for an "apology" in exchange for access to my belongings, along with requests for unnecessary documentation such as pictures of my driver's license, were unreasonable and appeared to be a tactic to exert control over the situation. These demands had no bearing on the eviction process and created an unnecessary barrier to retrieving my belongings. Potential Violation of North Carolina Fair Housing Laws and Privacy Laws North Carolina Fair Housing Laws prohibit discrimination based on sex. While your actions may not be explicit discrimination, the timing and nature of your demands, particularly considering my recent hospitalization (possible protected characteristic), could be interpreted as such. Additionally, by allowing someone else access to the house while my belongings were still present, you may have violated North Carolina privacy laws. This adds to the potential legal consequences you may face. Security Violations and Increased Liability Insecure Storage and Theft: You denied my request to temporarily store belongings in the secure garage. Instead, you insisted on everything being left outside overnight, despite the late hour and potential security risks. This ultimately resulted in the theft of my belongings. Contradictory Actions: You allowed neighbor access while pressuring me with tight deadlines, suggesting urgency may have been fabricated. Increased Damages Due to Your Actions Your unreasonable access restrictions, dismissive attitude, security violations, attempts to exert control, and potential Fair Housing and privacy law violations directly contributed to the emotional distress I experienced and the theft of my belongings. These actions significantly increase your potential financial liability beyond the simple cost of rent owed. Demand for Compensation and Next Steps I am requesting full compensation for: The value of the stolen belongings (a detailed list with estimated values will be provided upon request). Emotional distress caused by your unreasonable actions and dismissive communication. Fair Housing Complaint and Legal Action In the absence of a satisfactory response within [Number] business days, I will be forced to take the following actions: Pursue legal action to recover compensation for the stolen belongings, emotional distress, and potential security violations. File a complaint with the Fair Housing Administration, alleging potential discrimination based on sex and a violation of North Carolina Fair Housing Laws. File a complaint with North Carolina Attorney General's Office, alleging a potential violation of privacy laws. Considering the Situation and Potential Bias It is concerning that your communication and actions during the eviction process seemed dismissive and deliberately aimed at creating undue pressure, inconvenience, and exerting control. I urge you to take a moment to consider if any unconscious bias may have influenced your behavior, particularly in light of my recent hospitalization. Ultimately, the decision rests with you, but I urge you to consider the potential legal and financial consequences before moving forward.

What laws were broken

This was after the eviction he threatened to through away before the 7 day window