When Management Becomes the Menace...

...A Condo Horror Story at Villa del Sol


You’d think a property management company would at least know how to manage property. But at Villa del Sol in Fresno, California, Robert L. Jensen & Associates has decided to rewrite the rulebook—by shredding it entirely.





On 3 March 2025, unannounced roof work led to mold-contaminated debris being blown directly into my attic, no notice, no protection, and no cleanup. To this day, my roof is still covered in hazardous debris, while the unit owned by a board member (Unit 104) was magically cleared to perfection... 3-weeks AFTER the fact.

If this was "complex-wide maintenance," why was a worker on her roof three weeks later, and why was mine never addressed?

The short answer: corruption.

The long answer: a management company operating beyond its legal authority, CC&Rs that no longer exist in any enforceable form, and a board that’s allowed the HOA to collapse under secretive policies, disappearing reserves, and possible mortgage fraud.

❌No valid CC&Rs.

❌No legal standing.

❌No accountability.

This isn't mismanagement. It's weaponized incompetence—and it's going public.

Stay tuned.

~kc



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