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Examples Of Tenant Complaints
Hey Shawn, I received a tenant complaint from Shonta Stacker (unit A52) regarding the PM. She stated that Angie has been constantly calling her private and wishes that she would stop. The tenant also stated that the PM has been using her own cell phone to make these calls, has spoken to her about it but Angie continues to do so. Shonta also stated that she refuses to answer private calls because she doesn't know who is calling. I have received complaints like this before ( see attachment), has told Terry White (previous DM) and he has told her on one of our conference calls to stop and when done from the company phone, there is a cost
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