L. Management (temporary hire) representative with the gym owner’s help tried and failed to gain access into our rental unit, without us being there, no emergency, without our permission, and no proper 48 hours notice. The L. Management representative (temporary hire) was confirmed to us later by a different name, not the same name that was stated earlier to us. They wanted to see what we had as far as evidence on them and so forth. This is just part of the documented timeline of events just before the attempted access went as follows: (Note: We were prewarned just before we left home and was drawn to stay close by.) On Monday, November 19, 2018, we left home at 11:40 AM. A client arrived at the gym at 11:50 AM. We made a stop at _ on 12th Street NE at 11:51 AM. We left the business and rode over to Newton Street, parked, from around the corner where we live. We received an email from L. Management at 12:11 PM that stated a representative was coming by that day to test keys, etc. Note: Even though, we received an email on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 which stated a representative would drop by on one of these three dates 11/14-11/16. L. Management representative/temporary hire did not show up, email (of changed plans) or call while we stayed home all day and all evening into the night. The gym owner runs out the gym fast towards Monroe Street at 12:20 PM. The gym owner returns to the gym walking fast at 12:23 PM. We read the email at 12:41 PM and we called L. Management at 12:43 PM. We talked to a L. Management representative, who agreed to move the (L. Management representative visit) date back to January 16, 2019 after the holidays. The client left the gym at 12:47 PM. Note: The gym was operating in a revoke status at that time. The gym owner walks out the gym talking on the phone at 12:52 PM. (Note: In that conversation we should not be mentioned at all in a direct or indirect way, hint.) The gym owner was pacing back and forth hurriedly while on the phone. The gym owner goes back in the gym still on the phone at 12:53 PM – L. Management representative (temporary hire) pulls up at 12:54 PM. After taking a picture she goes in the gym first. In the manner of the way she walked out the gym. It didn’t look normal among other things. The whole situation was abnormal. On November 20, 2018 at 8:42 AM, we watch in the window while the gym owner outside with his mother gesturing with a frustrated and disgusted look (documented). A far different happy look than when he had the 1yr Anniversary & Member appreciation with food, people gathering, and taking pictures on Saturday, November 17, 2018. Note: What was going on behind the scenes with the gym owner and wife. According to the records (filed in court) of the Landlord’s management agent the gym owner and wife failed and refused to pay rent (residential) for the following months: March 2018, April 2018, May 2018, June 2018, July 2018, August 2018 through January 2019 and February 2019. The Menkiti Group wasn’t interested in a key from 2009 until 2018. They made a management change to further carryout misdeeds against us. They tried to make us submit by giving them a key or not give them a key which they thought we would never do, that would make us decide to vacate. On Thursday November 29, 2018, that morning before we left home we took some items to our vehicle while the gym owner looked on through the gym’s window. While we were inside, we saw the gym owner approach our vehicle standing in the tree box near the curb. He look quickly and went back in. We leave out and not too long after that we received a call from a member of the CEO & Leadership Team with the Menkiti Group at 9:02 AM. The discussion was mainly about getting access and a key. Later, we confronted several L. Management representatives about the attempt to gain access without our permission and 48 hours notice. One of the L. Management representatives spoke up and said this, “We hadn’t tried to access since then cause that’s what we told you so we kept to our word.” As time went on we arrived home one evening. We put the key in the lock and the key cylinder turned real loose almost all the way around as though it did not want to catch. It was not that way when we left home.