They Treat Homeowners Like Tenants...

 ...But We’re Not


When I called PG&E about a $1,400 utility bill for 2 months and asked for an investigation into the wiring in the attic, I asked the rep a simple question:

“Do you show this as an apartment complex? Or a rental property? Because I’m a homeowner. Not a tenant."

When she replied, I knew exactly what was going on:

She called Management while I was still on the line.
And just like that—the investigation was shut down.

“They (Management) said it’s fine. You're only paying for one meter. No need to inspect.”


They gaslit me live. While I held the truth in my hands.


The Slumlord Playbook—Rewritten for HOAs

We all know how slumlords operate:

Neglect repairs

Force tenant out

Blame the tenant

Evict them

Take them to Small Claims

Leave them penniless AND homeless

[Rinse] and [Repeat]

The evicted? Marked for life. Instant homelessness. Nearly impossible to rent again. 


But Robert L. Jensen & Associates, Rental Management aren’t chasing rent checks.
They’re chasing deeds.

HOA violations = the new eviction notices
Foreclosures = their court-backed weapon
And homeowners = the latest targets

They’re not evicting tenants.
They’re destroying lives through foreclosure abuse—while pretending to “manage” a community.

By turning this place into a high-dollar rental complex,
they’re chasing evictions AND deeds.

Sam Goza and Trevor Gregg?
They’re doubling their f**king money—right here, right now.

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This Is the Model:
  1. Overcharge or sabotage utilities
  2. Ignore maintenance to trigger habitability issues
  3. Issue false violations to intimidate
  4. Create chaos and stall communication
  5. Push non-judicial foreclosure instead of eviction, a Judge never sees there's no "Proof of Service" because your mail was tampered with by the "Association"
  6. Acquire or flip the property under LLC or silent investor thus turning it into a Corp. Rental
  7. Repeat
The players:
Samuel Dupuy Goza (a/k/a Sam Goza)
The former "Property Supervisor" turned "Rental Salesman"
who hired Trevor Gregg to join the Rental Management team—
after appointing him PRESIDENT of the Board of Directors.
Talk about a conflict of interest.

Sammy G. has since “left” RLJensen—
but not before directing payments via QR code to:
Sam Goza
c/o RLJensen
Villa del Sol
Hmmm....🤔

This isn’t a management company.
This is corporate foreclosure profiteering masked as HOA enforcement.

And I’m not staying silent about it anymore.

Addendum: This Isn’t Just About Villa del Sol

What’s happening here is part of a much larger pattern.

Nearly every one of the 35 HOAs managed by Robert L. Jensen & Associates, Rental Management is delinquent in filing their legally required “Statement of Information.”

Why does that matter?
Failure to file affects the HOA’s 501(c)(4) tax-exempt status—a status that protects them from paying taxes as long as they operate lawfully and transparently.

But if no one knows?
If no one checks?
Homeowners keep paying bloated Association Dues—
And that money gets funneled straight to the person who once served as the so-called “Agent for Service of Process.”

This is bigger than mismanagement.
It’s systemic financial exploitation masquerading as community leadership.

And it’s time people knew.


"Nope, nothing wrong here."

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