Response from Joseph Subin on 10/13/2023

Occasionally in the real estate business, the tenant and the property are simply not a good fit, and the two agree to part ways amicably. I thought that was the case here, but since he has chosen to vent publicly, I feel obligated to defend my business and my reputation, even though it wasn't my property. The reviewer had damaged many parts of the property - the floors, the cabinets, the walls, didn't mow the lawn per contract and didn't pay rent on time. They were instructed to remediate those issues but in vain. The reviewer did not respond to any of my many requests concerning late rent or to repair the damaged items on this home. In all good faith, the landlord didn't want to press charges because of so many reasons; and please note, the toilet was not working for 1 month before the reviewer left; the dishwasher was damaged by the reviewer and was told to pay the contractor as per contract terms. I regret that the landlord was unhappy during that ordeal, but I am confident that my good standing as my firm’s top agent more accurately represents the experience with my hundreds upon hundreds of satisfied clients. Nonetheless, we wish you nothing but the best in your future endeavors