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Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2015 13:21:15 -0800
From: Richard Childers <fscked@sbcglobal.net>
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To: Jessica Hatmaker <jessica.ppmrentals@gmail.com>, 
 Sheila <sheila@ppmrentals.com>,
 Dan Janney <dan@ppmrentals.com>
CC: Gary Goade <ggoade@ci.fortuna.ca.us>
Subject: Regarding Three-Day Notice To Pay Rent
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Jessica, Sheila, Dan ...

I appreciate the pressure upon you guys to generate income.

But threatening to evict me, because I am withholding rent - until you 
deliver the premises which you are contractually and legally obligated 
to deliver to your tenants (free of bedbugs, free of mold, free of 
violence, with window screens, too), really isn't appropriate.

Trying to coerce me into signing a new rental agreement is NOT an 
acceptable way to escape the obligations of the existing, applicable 
rental agreement.

To the best of my knowledge, the State of California has NOT granted 
property managers the power to unilaterally renegotiate contracts. Even 
if PPM says otherwise, in writing.

Please cease your threatening behavior and negotiate, in good faith, for 
a mutually acceptable compromise.

Do not limit yourself to only those solutions which involve ME giving 
YOU money.

As far as I am concerned your client defrauded me from the very first 
day I moved in.

Your client owes me an accounting for that act of fraud, several 
apologies, and some compensation for damages.

To suggest otherwise is, in my opinion, deeply dishonest.


Sincerely,

~richard