Aspen Square Property Management

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I was a resident at The Reserve At Ridgewood in Sandy Springs, GA (and lived in the 5300 building from August 2009, before this property was The Reserve At Ridgewood, an Aspen Square property, to June 2012).
I had to contact Metro Fair Housing TWICE WITHIN ONE WEEK over two major concerns neither of which was related to my Unilocal post about Clearview Home Inspections nor to what I’ve written on my blog (FYI: the Jan 13 incident, which you can read on my blog, happened less than 30 hours after the second incident I reported to the fair housing office).
Pamela Gonzalez, an intake counselor at Metro Fair Housing, made a few final suggestions to me on March 5, 2011, gave a couple of referrals (including the Mayor’s office), and finally — after about two months and several calls and emails — confirmed that Metro Fair Housing couldn’t help me. She also gave me her two cents on the issue, stating that my «…constant comments on Unilocal or whatever, does [sic] not encourage them to cooperate more than they have to with you» and that «.you should definately [sic] pick your battles with them and focus on the things that are a must».
Ms. Coleman, who did my intake on behalf of Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers, could only document what she heard me tell her and, I guess, take that info to a lawyer in their office to see if they can meet with me. According to Ms. Coleman, I don’t have a case… but it’s May 30, and I’m still waiting for her to call me back after speaking with her on March 5, 2012 about someone using the electrical outlet on my patio — without my permission — to do construction work. Ms. Coleman also gave me a couple of referrals, including the office of Equal Employment. Right, I know. This isn’t a job discrimination issue.
I learned that I make too much money for Atlanta Legal Aid to help me; and after emailing Mayor Eva Galambos, I was told that «The City does not intervene in disputes between the tenant and the property owner. This is a private matter tht [sic] would require your own pursuit of legal options»
To give you an idea of how much time I have to contact anyone — JUST ONCE — and fax them this, and scan and email them that, and be put on hold for this… I spend at least 40 hours per week working a paid job and homeschooling my child — and I do it all as a single parent.
‘Nuff said. At least here, since Unilocal entries can’t be longer than 5,001 characters. So feel free to read my blog, documenting unforgettable moments like NO WATER FOR OVER 10 HOURS. You can access it from my profile page here at Unilocal