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Originally Posted by ngdawg
Paragraphs 4 and 8 kind of repeat.
If it were me writing the letter, it would be more in a log form, ie;' Oct 1., contacted R regarding incident A....R responded such and such. No change.' I'd start it out as:
'Since July 1, when soandso moved in downstairs, the following has taken place...'
and keep the details short and sweet, but that's me.
I'd close with the statement that they suggested your leaving with 30 days notice and be sure to get it in writing that any security deposit will be returned or point that out if it is part of the lease.
Also, send the letter with return receipt requested so you know they got it and didn't just toss it.
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I'd like to do that but to be honest I never thought it'd come to this and didn't keet a diary of events. A log doesn't doesn't have much effect without accurate dates. I don't even remember the date they moved in.
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Originally Posted by Journeyman
If the accounts in the letter are true, then it's rediculous how calm you are in the letter. Lesser people than you would have shot them by now. I'm glad your landlord has given you the option to end your lease early.
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And if that's you in your avatar I wish I had you as my buddy here.
Me, I'm just a puny dentist and my wife a CPA. We no look scary.