**PROCEED WITH CAUTION**

Posted 3 years ago

I did not rent this property, however, was hired to help an empty the house of an evicted family. A family of five was given a ten days eviction notice in the mail, and several other workers were hired. The house had several preexisted uncompleted repairs never satisfied by the landlords, however, it was the landlords - Jude and Francine Luke - who were the obstacle. The current renter and his family are people of religion - the type of people who "turn the other cheek." The tenants (with helpers) spent 8 days and around 90 hours to leave the house in perfect condition. However, they were not only harassed but THREATENED by the male owner on more than one occasion to vacate before the deadline. This was unnecessary, as it was directed at somebody (the male tenant) recovering from an illness who has now returned to a well-paying job. The owners (Jude and Francine Luke) oblivious to landlord responsibility laws drafted and revised in Pennsylvania since 1951 have continued to harangue the previous tenant despite his eviction and having moved out. I can not in good conscious allow anyone considering renting from these people take their chances, and I sincerely hope the owners learn of better ways of dealing with their tenants that don't involve threats, demands and/or threats of physical harm towards their tenants. **PROCEED WITH CAUTION**

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