133) On Oct 11, 2019 around 10:31 AM, a technician with L. Management came to replace the lapsed One Family Basic Business License in our hallway foyer Date Issued: Nov 9, 2017 – License # – License Period: Oct 1, 2019 – Sept 30, 2021 – Billing Name and Address: C. Property Management – ** Connecticut Avenue NW #* Washington DC 20008 – Premise/Application’s Name and Address: 4013 Gault Place Partners, LLC – 3408 18TH ST NE, Washington DC 20018 – Registered Agent’s and Address: Not Listed – L. Management Contact Information was put on the wall as well. The Contact Information shows an email address, office hours, phone number and a code to use after hours. Note: C. Property Management is no longer in business. 134) On October 12, 2019, we saw the gym’s Basic Business License (BBL) and Certificate of Occupancy (CO) taped to the window. On the BBL, the last letter on the gym owner’s name was left out and Unit B (does not exist) used as part of the property’s address – a pattern) There is no address on the gym’s side (a pattern). This is not the first time the gym owner’s name have had some kind of discrepancies with DCRA involved (a pattern). 135) Email from L. Management – Upcoming Work Schedule – 3408 18th Street – Please see the below schedule for vendors visiting the property to perform repairs in accordance with the inspection violations and required corrections. I would like to request that you please allow the vendors and technicians performing work in the apartment to do so without interruption. I have gotten a lot of feedback from recent vendors visiting the property that they have been uncomfortable with the amount of questioning and demands for answers that you direct at them while they are there. The contractors and technicians need to be able to do the work they came for and stay on schedule. They have other properties and jobs outside of your apartment. Please be respectful of that, and mindful of everyone’s time management. If you have questions, please direct them to L_______ in writing (via email) – Oct 16, 2019 at 4:24 PM. Note: The vendors had told us previous times they were here, they would complete unfinished work. The next time they would come along with work on their check list that day. When we confronted L. Management, they would say it wasn’t on the list or they had already completed it. It was a back and forth passing the buck. The Menkiti Group said they hired L. Management to manage the property that was their job. L. Management put it on the Menkiti Group. This contradicts what was said in court that they maintained the same vendor. 136) Our email to L. Management – vendor left without letting us know he was leaving told us he would finish work today by bringing a crew. The work he told us he was going to finish today will not be done because there was only one worker. We will have to set up another 48 hours notice date, please check with us. There have been several times the vendor said he was coming & did not follow-through for the records – Oct 22, 2019 at 2:39 PM.

137) Our email to L. Management and the Menkiti Group – SET UP!!!!!!! – Oct 28, 2019 at 12:39 PM. Note: Our email to L. Management & the Menkiti Group notifying them that we were aware of the set up. When the vendor came supposedly to put in a window which we never saw. He left a note that read – came to install window at 8 AM, no answer and signed by the vendor. That prompted the (current) Service Manager with L. Management to call us as if we had missed his knock the first time, the reason the note was left. When the vendor came back, he walked in with a drill in his hand and something else (tool?) in his other hand. He left the window blind all the way up and left abruptly without saying a word while we were contacting the (current) Service Manager. (Note: Referring to the current Service Manager with L. Management, the previous Service Manager left months earlier. The same DCRA/court inspector arrived around 10:00 AM for an inspection. The (current) Service Manager arrived at our rental unit during the inspector’s visit, we were in contact with the Service Manager before he arrived. We talked for a while about the situation after the DCRA/court inspector left. We wanted to know from the (current) Service Manager on his way out the door leaving our rental unit, if the vendor was coming back that day. His response was he didn’t know until he got a hold of him. After the (current) Service Manager left the area, we still tried to get to the bottom of what was going on. We called the Director of Property Management with L. Management, left a message (documented) – Oct 28, 2019 around 11:28 AM. We called the Menkiti Group representative left a message. We were straight to the point about not wanting to be setup and there were other short points, and told him it was documented – Oct 28, 2019 around 11:31 AM. Neither one returned our call or email about the situation. We called the (current) Service Manager back to get a status on the vendor. He said, “I put in a call to him and is waiting for him to call me back.” Robert asked, Is there still a possibility that he is coming today?” The (current) Service Manager responded, “No I would write him off for today.” We didn’t realize it was going to spill over into the court because this was all leading to what happened in court and beyond. Note: This is the same Menkiti Group representative who inspected our rental unit with the previous Service Manager back on March 15, 2019 (documented), later stated by them we didn’t give them access. The same Menkiti Group representative who pick up the phone when we called and said the gym owner’s name before hanging up on us. This is the same vendor that called us himself and came by our rental unit on April 15, 2019 and Aug 27, 2019.