Bayview Property Managers

these «slumlords» were recently sued and have to pay $ 800k to the people they stole from and abused:

I read the reviews, but felt like trying it for myself. The moment I walked in, the receptionist glanced up at me then went back to what she was doing without acknowledging me. Eventually I spoke to her only to be met with negative energy. I asked to view a house that was available only to be told that you must call before noon on mon and wed. Todays the first and im ready to put down a deposit should i like it. after refusing to make an appt for me, i left.
I will never utilize thier services, nor would i recommend them.

So what do you do when your landlords are stealing money from you?
First thing: MOVE OUT OF YOUR APARTMENT.
Second thing: notify your bank, preferably if it’s Bank of the West because they’ll get you all your money back (see my Bank of the West review) as well as trace the fraudulent transactions on your checking account back to a name (it will, as you suspected, be the name of someone who works for your shady property managers).
Third thing: file a police report, but don’t expect them to do jack$hit about it since you got your money back (I suppose you should still be grateful for that).
Fourth thing: be flabbergasted at how a bunch of people who you’ve entrusted with your financial and personal information by virtue of paying your rent on time every month, a group of people who call themselves professionals, could be ballsy enough to violate your relationship with them by appropriating over a grand of YOUR money for themselves to pay for who the fuck knows what? Oh, and not even go through the trouble of hiding it very well.
Fifth thing: seriously wonder what kind of a world we live in where assholes get away so easily with such a ruthless act.
Sixth thing (and all there is left to do, especially if it’s been a couple of years since the ordeal happened): write a Unilocal review, and pray that anyone in the City and County of San Francisco who is about to rent or sell a place managed by Bayview Property Managers does their research first. My advice to you? Run. As fast as you can from these thieves posing as a legitimate business.

Absolutely no pets whatsoever.
This does not explain why there is an over abundance of stray dogs and cats loose on the properties.
Hmmm.