El Paso, Texas (KTSM) – Many people living or expelled from apartment in northeastern el paso accused of the property manager and the owner of the world continue to press the requirements.
The APARTMENT COMPLEX is available at 4944 Titanic Ave.
“So they revenge for us because we called this city, and they actually found money for us?” Kimberly Peterson said, that you have just been released from property.
Peterson said he was a victim of the caring opposition by the household by trying to report the issues of pipeline.
“I had some holes that climbed a tube, along with a black, brown slug, filled the tube and spilled into the bathroom and spilled in the bedroom,” said Peterson.
Peterson said the landlord has agreed that he launched their rent for two months while moving to a separate part due to continuous pipeline problems. However, he said the chiefy manager argues in court that he had not paid the rent for him.
KTTSM spoke to other three current employers who shared the same concern but all were asked to stay unknown. They said they were afraid of the landowner that they would take revenge.
One of the employers who live in a frozen apartment in the apartment shared the pictures below, saying they are highlighting some of the issues gone.
They also said the boss of the building told them that those who did not have a rent would have no choice for their repair challenges.
“They had no intention of fixing anything, but they were regularly for the first time of the month collecting hiring. And if we are looking for hiring, ‘we want to hire employers.
The alleged issues include broken walls, windows, and low. They said many units received unemployed carbon monoxide waiters, mold at foot and walls, water leak from the roof, broken doors, among other issues.
Some even say that they are gone or weeks without water or electricity.
Despite their concerns, these people said they had no financial measures to find an apartment sword, and they were all suspected at the same or otherwise they had to pay for repairs without land reform.
“(Employers) drew their bank accounts, trying to maintain these houses. At the end of the day, other investments are not done,” said the current resident. “(Employers) do not have ways, first, so that they can get out. They do not have ways to hire legal help and the landlord basically takes the opportunity for people earning low-income.”
Maria Morales, a building manager in apartment, replied suspicions and gave the statement below.
“I am seriously concerned about allegations. Many people who do the old tricks.
“I would like to express that I have felt threatened by some people involved in these accusations.
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