We note that, despite his Master's Degree, Board secretary / art therapist Eddie Foss seems unable to string several sentences together into a coherent paragraph, resulting in no Board Meeting minutes being included in the late-arriving January Assessment billing.We received the usual warm and fuzzy response from Mara:
This is especially-curious considering the potential changes in the makeup of the Board the next meeting will bring. (note: the bi-annual elections.)
It can't be work-related matters since he doesn't work full-time, if at all.
So why the delay?
We've also noted constant visits by A.N.D. Exterminators (usually early in the morning) and received word from units of rats (not mice) caught by A.N.D..
The infestation is so pervasive that, apparently, even Eddie has first-hand pix of the rodents. (It is known that A.N.D. made a secret visit to Eddie's unit in July, and probably other visits since.)
The question is, why haven't you pro-actively contacted all the other units requesting info on any rodent sightings, even if they weren't in their units?
That's what an intelligent property manager would do.
And, it might lead to being able to "treat the disease, not just the symptoms" as you're currently doing, without knowing how the vermin are infiltrating the building.
However, since you have not done so, it's obvious you're not interested in pursuing that particular course of action.
As long as you're willing to keep paying A.N.D. to continually keep coming back, the rodent problem will continue.
I warned you about rodent infiltration in March of 2008 (which makes the present situation a pre-existing condition spanning four years).
I even included photos.
You chose to ignore the problem, and then accused me of vandalism (which of course, was a lie).
Your failure to act then is coming back to bite you on the ass.
And, fixing it now will cost a lot more than if you had actually dealt with it in 2008, instead of libeling me, as the problem has expanded to encompass a far greater area.
Note: lack of response will be taken as tacit consent and acknowledgment that information presented herein is true and accurate.
Response is strictly voluntary, and cannot be billed under any circumstances.
Lack of response may no be taken as tacit consent and acknowledgment that information presented herein is true and accurate.Note the fifth word...
We just couldn't resist commenting on Mara's lack of grammatical skill (and you note, nothing about the rodent infestation, as if it doesn't exist)...
"Lack of response may no be taken..." ???Tuesday's total for Fox Management Group's still-unpaid bill from July, 2008 ( over three years ago!)...$378,585.86 from an original $75!
English is your primary language, right?
Apparently, the criteria for a Bachelor's in Accounting didn't include language studies...
(Considering how pitiful the writing skills of art therapist Eddie Foss [a guy supposedly with a Master's degree] are, I shouldn't be surprised...)
And, while it may not, it, in fact, is taken as tacit consent and acknowledgment.
If you don't like it, my little Republican, too bad, so sad.
Wednesday's total for Fox Management Group's still-unpaid bill from July, 2008 ( over three years ago!)...$382,371.72 from an original $75!
They've broken the $370,000 level! Now that the 1% per workday cumulative late fee is over $3700, it's really mounting up, at a rate of $18,500+ a week!
It's over 800 (EIGHT HUNDRED) late charges, and now the amount (with late fees) is over 2600 times the original bill...
Isn't that just pitiful?
But then, what can you expect from Mara Feldman-Fox,
someone with only a bachelor's degree in accounting and
NO other accreditation, whatsoever?
She's not even registered as a property manager, as required by law!
She's not even registered as a property manager, as required by law!
I hope for her sake Mara's better with her library books and DVD rentals!
But I doubt it... ;-)
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Thanks for your input.