Business ProfileforThe Jander Group Inc.

I broke my lease 3 months early recently with Jander Group after giving a 30 days' notice letter via email to *******. I bought a home and there has been an ongoing mold issue in a home I rented from Jander Group for years. I did not bring up the mold in my 30 days' notice letter due to being nice, which gets you nowhere with Jander Group. I can provide all of these emails upon request. On June 15th, 2021, I sent an email saying I would contact a drywall company about leaking water in the front bedroom wall. Jander Group asked me (the tenant) to contact the drywall company, so I did. During the next few months, my hand went through the wall, there was visible mold in the wall, and the wall was soft to the touch. On Wednesday, August 11th I asked for follow up. Finally, the wall was torn down in August, but I had been sleeping in a home with mold since June 2021 (or longer). I went to the emergency room in August for breathing issues. At the time, I should have asked the emergency room doctors to test me for mold exposure. For Jander's luck, I did not know to. On November 26th, 2021 (picture attached), I sent an email with a picture of an unfinished wall, so I was looking at the house cinder blocks...and sent Jander Group a picture, still showing water leaking. Eventually it got "fixed" and the roof was redone. I resigned my lease over the course of a few years, thinking the wall was fixed. As a single mom at the time, I did not have money to move. Fast forward to 2023 and in the attached images, it shows continued mold growth in the same wall in December 2023.Why did Jander Group never have the home tested for mold, or if they did, did not inform me? Why was I still paying rent in a home with cinder block exposed for months? Why does mold continuously come back in that wall? Why can I not break a lease due to mold?*Additionally, recently, Jander Group used my last name on a negative ************* post, and I did not have my last name in my name on the post.