Tri-Delta Management, Lp Stoneridge Apts, months of faulty construction, i demanded repairs, now my family's being evicted la habra, California

I found some more pictures which show the damage to my apt.

Note: I am not sure if this is legal, but I was living in this apt 6 months before I was forced to sign a new lease, as I was taking over the apt from my mother who remained on the lease as a co-signer, but she had moved out to take care of my dying grandmother. The date the lease was signed and the date the pictures were taken are IDENTICAL. We had requested a temporary apt or a new one of same size since the apt needed new electrical, new plumbing, new paint, new carpet, and both bathrooms had severe water and mold damage. We were told that any change of apt was going to increase our rent by over $200 per month to the current rental price charged to other new renters. We elected to keep our apt because we refused the slumlords attempt to extort us and the repairs were all negligent.

I also larned that if the managers were to disturb an area of drywall in a rental unit built before 1978 with a possibe presence of lead paint (asbestos warnings in lease), that they must seal the area to be repaired and take special precautions with a child in the home under the age of 6. I had a newborn son during the first renovation, and he is now 2 years old and no precautions were taken to properly safeguard my children.

Also, the men who perform the majority of the work on the property site are not licensed ontractors or qualified to do plumbing or drywall, tile, etc.  

Tri-Delta and Stoneridge Apartments, in my opinion, should face any and all civil and criminal punishments required by law. They were negligent in all repairs, failed to obtain permits, and put my family in unnecessary harm. They hired the cheapest outside contractors possible in an attempt to maximize profits and neglected to do any work within a reasonable amount of time ( 30 days as deemed appropriate by local law) if they even did the work at all.

One last laughable point...Our sliding glass door was installed improperly. Meaning the door slides to the outside of the patio. We can actually be locked inside our apt from the outside. Great for possible intruders or robbers!!! When we brought this point up to management and they laughed and said it was impossible, without even the slightest care to at least inspect the door to see if we were, in fact, right. We have tested the door, it does lock our family in leaving us vulnerable to danger, as there is no way to prevent it from the inside of our apt.