Business ProfileforCommunity Management, LLC

Negligence in attaining rent and presenting property to the public at *** ** ******* ***, Baton Rouge, LA 70806. Not only was Community Management negligent in attaining the rent, but the company was negligent in its responsibilities to prepare the house in order to show to potential tenants. THESE ISSUES WERE PRESENT AS THEY SHOWED THE HOUSE TO FIND A TENANT: *hard wood floors were destroyed in 2 bedrooms and the hallway, and a 10 inch round white patch was the living room floor. I was never informed. We had to have the floors covered by non-stick vinyl planking. *The ceiling looked very bad where new tiles had been drilled into the ceiling to repair stained ceiling tiles in the living room and kitchen (damaged by a hot water heater leak in late 2022); the work was sloppy and immediately noticeable. We had to have new ceilings put into the living room/dining room and the kitchen. *There was a bulge in one of the walls of the bedrooms, clearly from water damage; instead of informing me about it, they painted over the bulge; it had to be repaired by us. *disgusting muck was in the dishwasher, which did not work (apparently Community Management never checked to see if it worked). We had to buy a new one. *The clothes drier (which was in the shed) did not work (turned out to be a broken belt). *The shed (where the clothes washer and drier are kept) had never been cleaned out, despite the fact that I had been informed that the house had been 'junked' some time before April 10. *The microwave was rusted through and completely unusable – had to be replaced.*Community Management told me they had repaired the refrigerator, but the seal they placed around the door did not actually seal, plus the icemaker was broken and filled the freezer with so much ice it wouldn't open *The old hot water heater was never removed from the attic. *The grounds looked terrible and there there had never even been a 'for lease' sign in the front yard. DETAILS IN ATTACHMENT