Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

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Originally posted by @Nathan G. :

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

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 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Originally posted by @James Wise :

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

How did that one end?

By the way, when someone tells me their house is haunted I have a standard reply: "if there are ghosts in your rental, you will be penalized for having an unauthorized occupant."

Originally posted by @Nathan G. :

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

How did that one end?

 

Hmmmm that was a few years ago but I am 90% sure it ended as you'd expect....Eviction.

Originally posted by @James Wise :

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

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 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader :

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

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 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

This photo was taken by me, not a tenant!  A week later, a contractor took a photo in a different part of the basement with their own camera with similar results.  Handymen would find a dead cat down there about every other month.  

We terminated management!

Originally posted by @James Wise :

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

;feature=youtu.be

 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

 

I saw that part, but the rest of it read like the police had confirmed the noise, but couldn't find anyone responsible for it, and its "responsiveness."  It also read like you guys had contractors out to cut holes and look for voids, so apparently substantive enough to cut the place up.   Crazy. 

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader :

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

;feature=youtu.be

 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

 

I saw that part, but the rest of it read like the police had confirmed the noise, but couldn't find anyone responsible for it, and its "responsiveness."  It also read like you guys had contractors out to cut holes and look for voids, so apparently substantive enough to cut the place up.   Crazy. 

 

 A noise in a house isn't crazy at all. Ever heard of knocking pipes?

Originally posted by @Marc Winter :

This photo was taken by me, not a tenant!  A week later, a contractor took a photo in a different part of the basement with their own camera with similar results.  Handymen would find a dead cat down there about every other month.  

We terminated management!

 Terminated management? Seriously lol. That's a lends flare dude.

Originally posted by @James Wise :

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

;feature=youtu.be

 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

 

I saw that part, but the rest of it read like the police had confirmed the noise, but couldn't find anyone responsible for it, and its "responsiveness."  It also read like you guys had contractors out to cut holes and look for voids, so apparently substantive enough to cut the place up.   Crazy. 

 

 A noise in a house isn't crazy at all. Ever heard of knocking pipes?

No, not when water is not being actively used and then shut off.  If it had radiator heat, that does make sense, but that too should have been recognizable to anyone that ever has been in an old building. 

To be clear, I am not claiming ghosts were at all responsible, but just how far the "investigation" went. The part about it "responding" would make me think the tenants somehow rigged the noise. 

Anyway sounds like a mystery for the ages. 

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader :

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

;feature=youtu.be

 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

 

I saw that part, but the rest of it read like the police had confirmed the noise, but couldn't find anyone responsible for it, and its "responsiveness."  It also read like you guys had contractors out to cut holes and look for voids, so apparently substantive enough to cut the place up.   Crazy. 

 

 A noise in a house isn't crazy at all. Ever heard of knocking pipes?

No, not when water is not being actively used and then shut off.  If it had radiator heat, that does make sense, but that too should have been recognizable to anyone that ever has been in an old building. 

To be clear, I am not claiming ghosts were at all responsible, but just how far the "investigation" went. The part about it "responding" would make me think the tenants somehow rigged the noise. 

Anyway sounds like a mystery for the ages. 

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:

Originally posted by @James Wise:

Originally posted by @Nathan G.:

Check out this hilarious story about a haunted house maintenance request!

;feature=youtu.be

 Oh dude been there, done that. Take a look at this. Actual police report from one of our properties. Tenant kept making maintenance requests and calling the police for ghosts.

Wait, the police confirmed the banging "responded to the fathers questions" and the police were so convinced someone was trapped in the walls, they got a subpoena, called child support, and were about to use thermal imaging?  What the heck!   Was it an elaborate scam to get out of their lease?

Read it again. If the tenants didn't stop they were considering using thermal imaging to assist in the prosecution of the tenants for filing false police reports.

 

I saw that part, but the rest of it read like the police had confirmed the noise, but couldn't find anyone responsible for it, and its "responsiveness."  It also read like you guys had contractors out to cut holes and look for voids, so apparently substantive enough to cut the place up.   Crazy. 

 

 A noise in a house isn't crazy at all. Ever heard of knocking pipes?

No, not when water is not being actively used and then shut off.  If it had radiator heat, that does make sense, but that too should have been recognizable to anyone that ever has been in an old building. 

To be clear, I am not claiming ghosts were at all responsible, but just how far the "investigation" went. The part about it "responding" would make me think the tenants somehow rigged the noise. 

Anyway sounds like a mystery for the ages. 

 lol, sorry couldn't resist. Just busting your chops.

Originally posted by @Marc Winter :

This photo was taken by me, not a tenant!  A week later, a contractor took a photo in a different part of the basement with their own camera with similar results.  Handymen would find a dead cat down there about every other month.  

We terminated management!

That pic reminds me of this scary guy.

@James Wise ,  lol, I originally thought the same thing...

About 3 weeks after we terminated, the only 2 occupied apartments in this 4-fam vacated. A week after that, the owner's contractor was charged with attempted homicide of one of his subs.  Mad weird.  

Originally posted by @Marc Winter :

@James Wise,  lol, I originally thought the same thing...

About 3 weeks after we terminated, the only 2 occupied apartments in this 4-fam vacated. A week after that, the owner's contractor was charged with attempted homicide of one of his subs.  Mad weird.  

If Casper himself asked me to sell his house I'd dotloop the contract right over.......Also the murder isn't all that weird. It's construction man. Drug abuse and violence are very tightly intertwined with the construction industry. Total coincidence.

@Nathan G.

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