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Originally Posted by Seth
Sorry to hear that Ginkasa. Hope you find a way to solve those issues. Anything that you are able to do with some home tools and a bit of research?
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The biggest issues were multiple leaky faucets. I was able to cut off the water to one of the leaky sinks, but I couldn't do anything with the bath tub that was leaking. This was obviously our priority due to the potential costs of it simply not getting fixed.
Fortunately, we finally were able to get maintenance out today and he was able to get those corrected fairly quickly. He was also able to "fix" my bedroom door. It had a massive gouge in one side that left a lot of sharp splinters and such sticking out. I wasn't excited for the possibility of my one year old son stabbing himself in the face or something such as. Of course, the guy fixed it by screwing another piece of wood the gouge. Its not measured right, so it drags a little on the floor, but whatever. I don't own it.
The final major bit is the fence in the back. Its a chain link. One of the back corners is all bent and broken, so there's a bit of a gap between mine and the people to back right of me's yards. I wouldn't be too worried, personally, but a big incentive for moving out of an apartment was having a backyard for my (wife's) dog. Alas, the gap is just big enough for him to get through.
We had tried some temporary fixes, but we had issues (primarily the crazy lady to the back left of us who refuses to allow us to attach anything to "her" fence). It doesn't look like maintenance will actually fix the fence (may be they don't own it? I don't know), but is looking at jury rigging it. He needed to research whether they needed to actually worry about the crazy lady, or if they can just throw something on there.
Anyway, its good that some things got (sort of) taken care of, but I'm still not thrilled at the thought of sticking around here much longer than I need to.