Van Nuys Airport Reviews
Van Nuys Airport Overview
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Van Nuys Airport has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with 100% unfavorable feedback; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and recent notes reference a Small Claims Court transcript.
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Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reviews highlight problems with billing practices and high price levels.
- Several comments cite poor customer service and unresolved disputes.
- Legal and dispute handling with tenants and court outcomes is a recurring concern mentioned in Van Nuys Airport customer complaints.
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The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Van Nuys Airport has a 1.0 star rating from 1 review with 100% unfavorable feedback; consumers are mostly dissatisfied and recent notes reference a Small Claims Court transcript.
Positive Feedback
No positive comments were included in the provided review.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Reviews highlight problems with billing practices and high price levels.
- Several comments cite poor customer service and unresolved disputes.
- Legal and dispute handling with tenants and court outcomes is a recurring concern mentioned in Van Nuys Airport customer complaints.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check current Van Nuys Airport reviews and documented court references before engaging.
- Be prepared to question charges and to escalate service issues if needed.
- Consider alternatives if transparent billing and responsive service are priorities.
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Only want the country's corrupt money and whitewash corrupt public official conduct.
- - Manager provided a bad tenant family causing over $8,000 in damage.
- - Three judges ruled the tenants could retain the deposit despite evidence.
We had a rental to survive in California's one-party political system. My wife died, who was great at selecting good tenants.
I didn't have her skills, so I hired a property manager. He provided a bad tenant family that caused over $8000 damage to the rental.
The tenants were told they must return the property to livable condition and were told what needed to be done to get their deposit back. They left but did not fix anything. Their deposit was not returned, and they sued us in Small Claims Court to get the deposit back.
Despite overwhelming evidence before 3 judges in succeeding trials, over 100 photos documenting the damage and contractor receipts contained in a large 3 ring binder showing what had to be disbursed to fix the damage, all 3 judges, Widmark, Urich and Cotton confirmed the tenants rights to retain the deposit, which was not enough to cover the damage.
The evidence has been retained in the unlikely event that this travesty will ever experience justice in California.
The tenant, in order to prevail before 3 judges, waved a cellphone with photos at a distance of ~10 ft from the judges that he used to lie about how he had left the rental. However, my property manager stated the photos were of what he placed in the MLS to advertise the property for rent.
He was removed from the court room and had no opportunity to dispute the tenants evidence.
Welcome to the Communistic state of California to all who think offsetting good weather patterns are enough to live in this otherwise corrupt environment. As one who escaped Pennsylvania to come here, it became a from the frying pan into the fire experience with other similar untold stories.
User's recommendation: The transcript from the court is contained in the Van Nuys, CA Small Claims Court.
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All you are doing here is ranting. You did not list the case name for consumers to read and decide for themselves.
You are stuck on stutter with Magat news blaring at you as you compile a list of grievances using the buzz words Mein Fuhrer has taught you.
You “escaped” PA? Sean, Laura and Jeanine have indoctrinated you better than that.
I bet you did not provide a letter to the tenants with in the 30 days it is your fault for not knowing the law. You are lucky you are in a state the requires you to pay 3x the deposit.