In February 2018, my family and I moved into one of the rental homes managed by Real Property Management in Evansville, Indiana. We have had nothing but problems with this home. Chad Sander, the property manager, to be as nice as possible, is a pompous jerk. He is rude, condescending, and barely helpful when it comes to repairing problems. When it comes to gaslighting, he is the king!
Our problems with our rental home all started a little after a month renting the property. We were about to put away some stuff in our garage and quickly noticed that some furniture, storage bins containing books, clothing, shoes, and handbags; and other stuff was covered with BLACK MOLD. Not only was I astonished, but I was devastated since we were planning on using the furniture (recliner and dining chairs) once we got completely settled in our home.
We addressed our concerns with Chad, but his advice was to air out the garage off and clean it with bleach. This was bad advice, considering that this method only makes black mold worse. Bleach only kills surface mold. Airing out the garage doesn’t have much impact either since this should be done after the mold has been REMOVED. The best way to have black mold treated is by a professional, not a tenant.
Essentially, he was asking us to put our health at risk instead of hiring a professional. Black mold exposure is known to cause different maladies, including cancer. I started experiencing issues with my health after being exposed to it. I have been to the ER at least once or twice, urgent care a few times, and to the doctor countless of times. I have had everything from frequent headaches and sore throat to feeling like my throat is trying to close about and severe vertigo. While I didn’t get tested for mold at the time, I went to an allergist and it showed that I had a lot of environmental allergies.
We believe that a roof leak in the garage led to this, considering that the ceiling tiles were puckered with water damage along with black mold spots scattered all over the ceiling. It had been snowing the month that we moved in, so I believe that once the snow had melted that this is what may have caused the water damage in the ceilings. However, no telling how long the roof had been damaged!
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In February 2018, my family and I moved into one of the rental homes managed by Real Property Management in Evansville, Indiana. We have had nothing but problems with this home. Chad Sander, the property manager, to be as nice as possible, is a pompous jerk. He is rude, condescending, and barely helpful when it comes to repairing problems. When it comes to gaslighting, he is the king!
Our problems with our rental home all started a little after a month renting the property. We were about to put away some stuff in our garage and quickly noticed that some furniture, storage bins containing books, clothing, shoes, and handbags; and other stuff was covered with BLACK MOLD. Not only was I astonished, but I was devastated since we were planning on using the furniture (recliner and dining chairs) once we got completely settled in our home.
We addressed our concerns with Chad, but his advice was to air out the garage off and clean it with bleach. This was bad advice, considering that this method only makes black mold worse. Bleach only kills surface mold. Airing out the garage doesn’t have much impact either since this should be done after the mold has been REMOVED. The best way to have black mold treated is by a professional, not a tenant.
Essentially, he was asking us to put our health at risk instead of hiring a professional. Black mold exposure is known to cause different maladies, including cancer. I started experiencing issues with my health after being exposed to it. I have been to the ER at least once or twice, urgent care a few times, and to the doctor countless of times. I have had everything from frequent headaches and sore throat to feeling like my throat is trying to close about and severe vertigo. While I didn’t get tested for mold at the time, I went to an allergist and it showed that I had a lot of environmental allergies.
We believe that a roof leak in the garage led to this, considering that the ceiling tiles were puckered with water damage along with black mold spots scattered all over the ceiling. It had been snowing the month that we moved in, so I believe that once the snow had melted that this is what may have caused the water damage in the ceilings. However, no telling how long the roof had been damaged!