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Well that is pretty simple. Take your voltmeter...everyone should have one, even if it is a radio shake special...test across the wires feeding your security panel power supply and you should see some
Hi there, THAT is a good question. Sometimes our advertising gets mixed up too and we normally honor what a tenant brings to our attention "if its the same address"..., but if its for another apartment
In short, yes. If the unit is really as bad as you say, you should be able to break your lease and move out as soon as possible. With all those problems and the attitude of the manager, I doubt the unit
Let's address one thing. This picture does not help me..with your question but! If your security system is not hooked up, then it is not drawing current. The only reason you might be drawing a lot
Hello, I am not a real estate lawyer.., but it is my understanding that the owner is entitled to such information if they want it. It is not a secret. A Property Manager is prohibited from giving out

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