Property Management Contact Requirements

Hello John, in most jurisdictions, including Detroit, property management companies are required by law to provide contact information to their tenants. This includes:
- A phone number for emergencies
- Contact info for non-emergencies
- Address for sending rent and other correspondence
If they haven't, you might be able to seek legal action. Please consult with a local attorney for advice specific to your situation.

If your property management company in Detroit is not responding to your emails, you have a couple of options:
- Send a certified letter detailing your issues.
- Consult with a local attorney.
- File a complaint with the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
Remember, it's crucial to document all communication attempts.

If the property management company is based in New York, laws there require them to provide contact information to tenants. If they're not, you can file a complaint with the New York State Attorney General's Office. Please document all communication attempts.

Thank you for the information, John. Are you renting a property in Detroit that is managed by a company in New York? It's crucial to clarify this to provide accurate legal information.

If your property management company, based in New York, is not responding, you can:
- Send a certified letter
- Consult a local attorney in Detroit
- File a complaint with New York State Attorney General's Office
Always document all communication attempts.

John, you mentioned that you're facing eviction due to non-payment of rent. Are you saying that Section * has not been able to pay the complete rent due to the property management's lack of response?

John, it seems like there's a miscommunication between the Section *, the property management company, and yourself. In such cases, you can:
- Consult with a local attorney in Detroit.
- Contact Section * for further assistance.
- File a complaint with the New York State Attorney General's Office. Remember to document all communication attempts.

To move forward, have you considered getting legal aid in Detroit to help you communicate with this New York-based property management company? It sounds like you need assistance to resolve this rent payment issue.

If a case was dismissed with prejudice, it generally means it can't be brought back to court. However, laws vary depending on location. Please consult with a local attorney in Detroit for advice specific to your situation.

To clarify, John, are you saying the previous case, which was dismissed with prejudice, also involved non-payment of rent?

If a case concerning non-payment of rent was previously dismissed with prejudice, it typically cannot be reopened. However, this can vary based on local laws in Detroit. I strongly recommend you consult with a local attorney for advice specific to your situation.

If Section * hasn't paid the rest of your rent and the property management company is seeking to recover their property, have you been able to contact Section * to discuss this issue?

In Detroit, landlords cannot evict tenants without a court order. If you've made all the appropriate efforts to pay your rent, you may have grounds to contest the eviction. Please consult a local attorney for specifics.

If you've been meeting your rent obligations and are still facing eviction, have you considered seeking legal assistance or contacting a local tenants' rights organization in Detroit for help?

If the property management company isn't responding, you can:
- Contact the housing authority handling your Section * payments.
- Reach out to a local attorney or legal aid society in Detroit.
- File a complaint with the New York State Attorney General's Office.

Remember to document each attempt at communication.

If the property management company is trying to recover the property due to alleged non-payment of rent, they must follow the legal eviction process. In Detroit:
- They must provide a written notice.
- They can file for eviction only after the notice period.
- Only a court order can remove you from the property.
Please consult a local attorney for specifics.

Yes, in Detroit, before a summons or eviction, landlords are required to give a written notice. If you haven't received this, consult a local attorney immediately for advice on your specific situation.

If you received a summons without any prior written notice, it could be a violation of your rights as a tenant. Have you considered seeking legal counsel in Detroit to help deal with this situation?

Under Detroit law, you can't be evicted for non-payment if the failure is on Section *'s part. Consult a local attorney to discuss your case further. Make sure to document all communication attempts with Section * and your property management company.

Yes, in Detroit, a landlord cannot just simply take back their property. They must follow the legal eviction process including the provision of a written notice, waiting for the notice period to end, and obtaining a court order. Have you consulted with a local attorney about this?

If you received a summons for recovery of property possession without prior written notice, that could be a violation of tenant rights in Detroit. Have you considered speaking to an attorney to help you understand your options better?

As a month-to-month tenant in Detroit, you still have rights. Are you facing eviction without receiving the required notice from your New York-based property management company?

If you received a summons for recovery of property possession without prior written notice, that could potentially be a violation of your rights as a tenant in Detroit, even on a month-to-month agreement. Have you considered seeking legal advice to help address this situation?