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Landlord is a company that provides variety of services to property management firms and individuals. Company was founded in 1995 and operates in San Francisco Bay area. Visiting Landlord web site, customers can find Landlord discussion board, information center, library, multi-family properties, vacation center, tenant screening, software center, security deposit, repair and maintenance, rent collection, professional advice, rental and property mgmt and many more. Landlord combines all possible property management services and that’s why its services are so popular among customers. It is very easy to contact Landlord representative by phone, email, mail or come directly to company’s main office. Also customer can use contact form on the web site. Please try to contact Landlord Customer Service directly prior to posting any complaints on this site.

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Anonymous
The Landlord stole $285 from me

I want to file a complaint against the Landlord of Lakeland, FL who did not refund my $285 back to me after throwing me out of his Alexan at Lakeside Village Apartments due to the ...

#170648
Feb 09, 2010
288

Anonymous
Landlord is a Drug Addict

I had given my Landlord first month deposit + 1/2 of rental = $1,500. Agreement to pay an additional $700 upon occupying the rental unit. I have learned (from my new neighbors to b...

#123571
Jun 09, 2008
296
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