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Ah, I moved into one of invitation homes a few years ago. Looked nice when we drove up, didn’t think about why all the windows were open when we signed paperwo
by deathtraphomes 5y ago
Ah, I moved into one of invitation homes a few years ago. Looked nice when we drove up, didn’t think about why all the windows were open when we signed paperwork.
Their negligence nearly killed my family, and left us with life long injuries.
The gas line was leaking natural gas, improper installation? the furnace and stove were emoting lethal levels of carbon monoxide. Detector was defective.
A portion of the AC fell into the kids room. One wall got so hot it burned my wife.
Only reason we didn’t die is smell was so bad we nearly always had all windows open.
At every stage they lied and did what they could to cover up problems.
I still recall spending an hour each morning trying to wake kids, not realizing we were all being poisoned.
Just last week they tried to settle the matter by paying back my deposit if I agreed to Silence, and gave up all legal claims.
https://lease.invitationhomes.com/homes/665-cranberry-ct-30076-8599 https://lease.invitationhomes.com/homes/665-cranberry-ct-300...
- sizzle 5y agoThis sounds like an issue with that specific home. I’ve never heard of a home with this nanny life threatening issues not be condemned by fire or county authorities.
- deathtraphomes 5y agoHouse had issues. A simple home inspection would have uncovered a lot. Lots of things out of code. Various workers IH sent admitted they were told to do as little as possible to make it look good.
- bredren 5y agoThere are many descriptions of problems with homes managed by IH. Reuters covered a few examples in 2018: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-housing-invitation-special-report-idUSKBN1KH1L4 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-housing-invitation-sp...
- sizzle 5y agoThanks, they are slumlords is seems