Had a "no heat" call last night cause the furnace didn't kick on.
Turns out, the wife didn't turn up the temperature on the thermostat.
They're living amongst us....
Send a message to all your tenants in September before it gets cold to turn their furnaces on.
You'll weed out your 'no-heat' calls before it becomes more urgent
With 60 days notice to vacate, we have time to see the apartment condition and advertise with intentions of zero vacancy.
We offer the tenants incentives to keep it tidy and let us show the apartment while they still occupy the space.
I have a tenant who broke up with her boyfriend and own a dog together.
She refers to her ex-boyfriend as the "dogs father."
This is not a normal rainwater puddle, it is septic 馃挬 runoff. The smell when the wind blows is awful.
This has been going on since at least March this year.
The house is owned and managed by the state @NYSOPWDD, making it impossible to enforce this as it is not privately owned.
The health hazard for the people being cared for, the employees, and neighbors is dangerous and needs to be addressed.
I've contacted the town, city @MonroeCoHealth , and @NYSDEC numerous times and get no real help to when they will fix the issue.
There's been numerous septic trucks there to clear out their tank. 2 weeks later and the problem persists. Thousands of dollars being wasted.
When it rains, it's even worse.
The lawn care folks don't even mow in this area cause it's so muddy.
I'm not sure who I can contact to get this health hazard fixed.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated 馃憦.














