Check this out. I have been complaining to my landlord for years about how crappy the air conditioning is in my apartment and they have put forth little to no effort to fix that. So I wrote up a complaint letter on Monday telling them to send a professional out to check on my A/C or I will hire one myself and take it out of my rent. My landlord faxed it up to the management company and they sent someone out to my apartment yesterday and the A/C guy basically told me if I want better air flow then I should close the vents in the bedrooms when I am in the living room and kitchen and vice versa to control the flow of cool air. So basically in other words I have a unit that isn't designed for my three bedroom apartment and since the one and two bedroom apartments have the same unit in their apartments then I am getting a raw deal when it comes to the A/C.
Then today of all things I get an invoice in the mail from the management company. For the A/C? NO!!! I got an invoice for $96.00 because on 6/1/2008 our garbage disposal stopped working and the water in the sink wouldn't drain. So we called maintenance out and he fixed it real quick by unclogging it.
Of course I am going to fax a letter back telling them to go f uck themselves and that I am not paying for them to repair their own amenities. So what if some excess food particles clogged up the disposal. Isn't the purpose of the garbage disposal to break down the food particles? It's not like a foreign material like a spoon, crayon or bones caused the back up. This is obviously a retaliation to my formal and demanding complaint letter, since both my complaint and the date of the garbage disposal invoice is both on 6/24/08.
I am a month to month renter so I fully expect them to try to evict for not paying them to make their own damn repairs.
Then today of all things I get an invoice in the mail from the management company. For the A/C? NO!!! I got an invoice for $96.00 because on 6/1/2008 our garbage disposal stopped working and the water in the sink wouldn't drain. So we called maintenance out and he fixed it real quick by unclogging it.
Of course I am going to fax a letter back telling them to go f uck themselves and that I am not paying for them to repair their own amenities. So what if some excess food particles clogged up the disposal. Isn't the purpose of the garbage disposal to break down the food particles? It's not like a foreign material like a spoon, crayon or bones caused the back up. This is obviously a retaliation to my formal and demanding complaint letter, since both my complaint and the date of the garbage disposal invoice is both on 6/24/08.
I am a month to month renter so I fully expect them to try to evict for not paying them to make their own damn repairs.
