LEDIC Management Group
ACCREDITED BUSINESS: YES
CONTACT: Ms. Tammy Shepard
ADDRESS: 2650 Thousand Oaks Blvd Ste 3100
Memphis, TN 38118-2459
PHONE: 901 435-7700
FAX: -
Website: www.ledic.com
This claim involves relocation issues. In that, the management staff at Fieldstone Apartments (Blair S. Jessica, Marilyn, among others), located at 3333 Hacks Cross Road, Memphis, TN 38119, gave false information to a resident of Northern California) about the readiness of an apartment (3279 Dartmouth Dr., Memphis TN 38119).
Based on this information, I, the perspective tenant, made relocation arrangements which included: (1) giving a 30 days-notice to current landlord; (2) moving expensive (gas, food, lodging, storage costs, notarization of Fieldstone Apartments rental documents and fax services, and a total of $495.00 for move-in cost to the unit as described [3279 Dartmouth Dr.]); an additional cost of $650.00 for early termination of lease agreement (Crescent City, CA[a request to change the new lease date to 8/10/2015 was denied by Blair S. of Fieldstone Apartment]); and (3) as of 7/4/15, a daily lodging cost of $139.95 (discovered that the unit was not only not ready for new occupancy--but the condition of the unit was imply deplorable, a potential health risk.
In that, carpets through-out the unit have not been sanitized; in fact, large stains were widespread, with smells of mold and mildew; the tub and exterior of the refrigerator had not been cleaned; the carpet in the entrance (front door) and front closet are also heavily soiled; the front door facing is covered with spider webs and other insects, in addition to what appears to be large oil spills, flanking the entrance of the door's concrete floor; the stairs leading to the unit are grossly covered with various large oil stains and other greasy spots combined with spiders webs and various insects' housings.
The patio storage door could not be opened (locks rusted), and it took several attempts to open the front door because, again, the locks were old and rusted. The unit's condition is indicative of slum-lords situations or mass government housing units (poorly managed), a disturbing sight. Over a dozen pictures were taken. The hope is that the City of Memphis, state and local agencies, will investigate the situation.
Official complaints have been file with the Memphis Better Business Bureau, the Tennessee Department of Real Estate, and other state and federal agencies as well as seeking legal consultation. read more
