SEATTLE, WA
Alki Kai
Open / total issues
0 / 7
0.0% open
Issues per unit
7.00
above city average (1.89)
Complaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened August 14, 2023
12 month lease is up, but HOA CCNR says lease can only be 12 months and tenant does not want to move out and wants to continue lease month to month, tenant wants assistance from POTA to clarify he will not be evicted and will automatically be a month to month lease. Landlord says there will be an increase in rent, no 180-day notice was given.
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened January 8, 2021
The landlord Frank Sylvester is advertising this unit out and renting it without registering the property or providing the appropriate information to his renters
Status: Completed
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Opened January 7, 2021 · Updated January 21, 2021
Frank Sylvester the owner of Apartment 1D performed a complete unpermitted remodel of the unit. He also installed around Nov 27th 2020 a 50AMP electric plug and ran approx 70' of flexible electrical conduit into the shared garage through a 2"-3" hole in the floor in the middle of the room! This hole allows exhaust gas and fumes into the unit.
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened December 30, 2020
The property owner I was renting from Frank Sylvester showed up one day saying he was installing a 220V car charger outlet because the association wouldn't let me charge anymore. He told me the electricians were going to charge to much so he was doing the install himself! I asked if he had a permit and he stated "No" he proceeded to install a series of dual breakers in the panel and ran what appeared to be 12/4 wire in flexible conduit from the panel, he then drilled an appr
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened December 2, 2020
Per Online; Our landlord we rent the condo from has been doing unpermitted work and shows up unannounced with no notice to do repairs or work. When we moved in he told me I could charge my car. Then the hoa said I couldn't plug in unless it was wired to the unit. I gave the landlord information on the tax credit to hire an electrician and I own the charger. Instead he showed up un announced. Drilled a 2 inch hole in the concerte floor and ran flex conduit to an outlet he tol
Status: Completed
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