...without resident's consent?

when else are they supposed to? the "year" is not from September-May. it is January-December. people live in apartment complexes all year long. besides, they just can't change anything in your lease before it is up. however, they can raise rents and charge you a higher rent when you sign a new lease.

if you are a B/CS resident whose complex was just bought out by Aspen Square, go to the Aggieland board and find a thread with Briarwood in the title. there's a longer discussion over there.

[This message has been edited by cheer (edited 2/20/2008 4:14p).]

Rev Ranch?

they can switch management whenever the hell they want to.

Uhh... yeah. Why the hell would they not be allowed to do that?

its a business. they can do whatever they want with the people that work there.

why wouldnt they be able to make staffing changes?

ok. sorry. just a question. ya, rev ranch.

It is not the tenant's apartment to sell or rent, so yes, at anytime the management may sell or rent to another company.

That does not mean they are allowed to do anything to change the conditions of your lease, until your lease is up for renewal.

for starters, if you signed a TAA lease like pretty much everyone else, you would notice in the first paragraph that the lease is between you and the owner of the apts.

when is a time not "during the year"?

when is a time not "during the year"?

they arent allowed to unless their mom says they can

They have to wait until the next year, and then only with 'parental consent'.

WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY!! THERE MUST BE A MAJORITY VOTE FROM THE TENANTS!!!

They are required to ask me first, but I gave them the go-ahead.

OP, please advise of your current age?

this is one of the most idiotic things I've read here in a while and I've read most of Lauren's posts

jack98: you should read other threads by OP.

jack if you think this is stupid, you should read SuperAg's "I want a Mustang GT with an automatic" thread.

I pretty much avoid all super posts, based on past experience.

but thanks for the heads up.

yes

HA! yes,

As an auditor for a company that buys and sells real estate We change our PMC's all the time when they do a crappy job or when we sale the property the new owner will change PMC or manage it them selves. It doesnt matter what time of the year it is. I would love to hear someone tell a company, sorry you cant do that right now, the kids are in school and we need their permission. LOL

PMC = Property Management Company

[This message has been edited by Tmoneyag99 (edited 2/20/2008 5:46p).]