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Can you please be a little more specific, when you say “my management company” do you mean a company that you employ to take care of your property, or do you mean the property management that looks after the building you live in. …

The property management company that owns the base site is looking to develop it into a residential area, Racine Multisports owner Ken Racine said, and approached him about organizing the races. “There will be an opportunity, regardless of what …

Paul Jakeman, broker-owner of Park 52, a Tacoma-based property management company, said the most typical concession made by apartment owners of properties his company manages is a month of free rent – taken all at once or spread over several months …

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The company’s lawyer, Rob Hucker, told the High Court on Friday all the proceeds from the sale of an investment property had gone to its bankers with nothing left for the tax department. McKenna has been under fire on a variety of fronts in recent …

The value of Britain’s shopping centers and stores slumped 46 percent between May 2007 and June 2009, according to Investment Property Databank Ltd., a research company. Commercial property loans totaling 150 billion pounds must be refinanced by …

The men told their recruits that, after an investment property was purchased, SERES would make mortgage payments, rent the property and try to “flip” the property for a profit. McDonald said the Grant brothers and Holmes falsified financial …

can the agent of the property management company sign a lien being placed to a delinquent homeowner or does the HOA president have to sign the lien?

I am renting a condo, I have never spoke to the landlord I only have their signature on the lease. I deal exclusively with their property management which is a real estate company. I had to have repairs done to my front door handle in emergency after the management company wouldn’t respond to my phone calls and I had to get in so i could take medication. The locksmith stated that the mechanism in the door was broken, not the lock itself. The management company is claiming the receipt says I broke the key off in the door (it so clearly states this is NOT the case, i can’t beleive how blatant this company is lying). I have gone as far as getting the comptroller of the locksmith company to write a letter stating again that this is a mechanical failure, which under Florida law is the landlords responsibility and not mine.

I have since sent them a registered letter requesting the money be returned in 30 days along with the letter from the comptroller. They have not responded to it. I have called them and they aren’t returning my calls now.

I beleive I have a case and plan to take them to small claims once my lease is up (in case they decide as well to withhold my deposit, and considering how shady they are they probably will).

My question is however, who do i sue? The landlord, who “lives abroad” (they won’t reveal to me any information on the landlord) or do i sue the property management company? Thank you for your insightful input.