Landmark at Rosewood Apartments: Sub Standard Complex with Poor Management: jennifer dales property manager

Thursday, April 3, 2014

Apartment Manager Had a Grand Jury Decide On....

The image above is a screen shot from the Dallas County website that shows limited case information for Jennifer Jo Chenoweth AKA Jennifer Dales, the current property manager for Landmark at Rosewood apartments in north Dallas. The actual charge is what caught my attention and readers wanting to know what the charge means should search Google for the description.

It shows the case as "NBIL" which means that it was "No Billed" by a grand jury or in simple terms, a grand jury decided there was not sufficient evidence or information presented for formal charges to be filed against the defendant. The case file is archived in Dallas County Records and a request to have it pulled in order to obtain a copy of the specifics of the case has been submitted.
The public information of that case will be posted here once the County retrieves the case info.

Stay tuned...

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Roach Issues? Apartment Manager "Not Aware of Any"

In a written maintenance request to address roach problem that was submitted January 31, 2014. An email from Landmark at Rosewood manager, Jennifer Dales was received on February 4, 2014. The email stated,

"I'm not aware of any issues in that building."

She went on to say,

"we had a complete inspection of the entire community just a few months back and we did not find infestations of any kind."

A few days ago I walked around the apartment and took pictures that showed the inside of cabinets that do not have anything in them nor have they been used since moving here in early January.
With that said, I would like to introduce the readers to some roaches that apparently are not a problem. As Tony Montana once said, "Say hello to my little friends!"

Tenant Files Law Suit

I will be giving written notice that I am terminating my lease without liability according to Texas Property Code Section 92.056. http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/txstatutes/PR/8/92/B/92.056

I am planning to vacate very soon as I expect management to file an eviction case against me if they have not already.

I filed a law suit this week against Landmark at Rosewood LP for the main purpose of asking the court to terminate the lease and waive future liability... Exactly what I had asked management for but was denied. The suit goes into detail with much more than broken water pipes however. The suit brings to light other repairs that were mishandled as well as deceptive business practices by management and documentation of lies told to avoid accountability.
If management would like to avoid all of the documentation becoming public record and simply terminate my lease and waive liability... They have until I vacate. After that, this will go the distance and be decided on the 28th of March.