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Posted by brenda on May 15, 2000 at 19:12:24:

In Reply to: Re: harassment?? posted by MikeW on May 15, 2000 at 12:31:51:

: You could try taking him for all he's worth in a buyout. Other wise, you could be in for a long drawn out expensive fight, that you would probably win, but at what cost.

Nonsense. There is no way they can evict this tenant just because he is "no longer welcome." A fight over what? He pays his rent, presumably.

He may have grounds for a harrassment complaint. Better still, if they won't fix the intercom, he should file a complaint for a reduction in services.
First he should write a letter recounting his verbal complaints. Be sure to send it certified mail, return receipt requested.

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: : You could try taking him for all he's worth in a buyout.  Other wise, you could be in for a long drawn out expensive fight, that you would probably win, but at what cost.

: Nonsense. There is no way they can evict this tenant just because he is "no longer welcome." A fight over what? He pays his rent, presumably.

: He may have grounds for a harrassment complaint. Better still, if they won't fix the intercom, he should file a complaint for a reduction in services.
: First he should write a letter recounting his verbal complaints. Be sure to send it certified mail, return receipt requested.


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