A response (see below) was sent to Stadium View Management on Friday, 10/2; a communication in return was not received as requested per the provided deadline. This is in lieu of the following note received Friday afternoon from SVA Management:"As part of our ongoing evaluation of building conditions, our professional team has identified a localized structural condition affecting certain bedrooms within your building, including your assigned bedroom.Based on this evaluation, your assigned bedroom can no longer remain occupied. Accordingly, pursuant to Paragraph 18.5 of your Lease, your tenancy is being terminated effective Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:00pm and you will be required to vacate your assigned bedroom and remove your personal belongings by that time."Communication(s) in return are expected per the note below.Dear SVA Management,We are writing regarding the October 2, 2026 notice sent to our son, Mason Joseph Farrell and co-signer Brian Farrell, informing him/we that his assigned bedroom at Stadium View can no longer be occupied and that his tenancy is being terminated effective Monday, October 5, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.While we understand and respect that legitimate safety concerns must be taken seriously, the manner and timing of this notice are extremely troubling. Our son is a 19-year-old college student whose parents reside in California. Your notice has effectively given him approximately three days to vacate his bedroom, remove his belongings, secure alternative housing, and manage the substantial logistical and financial consequences of a decision that was made entirely by management and was not caused by him.From a basic human and professional standpoint, providing a college student with three days' notice to vacate his home, while his family lives approximately a thousand miles away, is an extraordinary burden. It requires him to immediately disrupt his education and daily life while forcing his family to incur expenses and make emergency travel arrangements that would not otherwise have been necessary.We therefore request that Stadium View immediately address the following matters.1. Immediate production of the structural and safety documentationYour notice states that a “professional team” identified a “localized structural condition” affecting certain bedrooms, including Masons’ assigned bedroom.Please provide us, in writing and without delay, with:The complete written structural/engineering report concerning the condition affecting Masons’ specific bedroom.The name, professional designation, company, and contact information of each engineer, structural professional, inspector, or other professional who evaluated the condition.The date(s) on which the inspection or evaluation occurred.The specific structural defect or condition identified in Masons’ bedroom.All photographs, inspection findings, measurements, testing results, and supporting documentation concerning the affected area.The specific portion of the building, room, wall, floor, ceiling, framing, foundation, or other structure determined to be affected.Any written determination concerning whether Masons’ bedroom is unsafe or uninhabitable.Any inspection, violation, notice, order, or determination issued by the City of Bozeman, Gallatin County, or any other governmental or code-enforcement authority.Any document ordering, requiring, or recommending that the bedroom be vacated.If the room or building has actually been condemned or declared uninhabitable by a governmental authority, a complete copy of that governmental determination.The date management first became aware of the condition.The date management first determined that Masons’ room could no longer be occupied.The anticipated scope and duration of any repair or remediation.The basis upon which management determined that Masons’ particular bedroom could no longer be occupied while other bedrooms in the same apartment remain occupied.Your letter refers to a “professional team” and a “localized structural condition.” We believe Mason and his family are entitled to see the documentation supporting that determination, particularly when management is terminating his tenancy and requiring him to remove his belongings on extraordinarily short notice.2. Full reimbursement of October rent and prepaid amountsBecause management has determined that Masons’ assigned bedroom can no longer be occupied and is terminating his tenancy for a condition outside of his control, we demand the immediate return of all rent and other amounts paid for October that correspond to the period during which he cannot occupy the premises.We also demand the return of:All security deposits;All prepaid rent;Any/All Utility ChargesRenters Insurance ReimbursementAny prepaid fees associated with the tenancy;Any other amounts paid in advance for occupancy or services that Mason will no longer receive; andAny other amounts that are required to be refunded under the lease or applicable Montana law.Please provide a complete written accounting of every amount being refunded and the date by which each payment will be issued.3. Reimbursement of reasonable relocation and moving expensesMason did not voluntarily decide to move. Stadium View made that decision.Accordingly, we expect Stadium View to reimburse all reasonable, documented expenses that Mason incurs as a direct result of this forced relocation, including, as applicable:Moving truck or moving service costs;Packing materials;Storage expenses;Transportation expenses;Mileage;Airfare required for family members to travel from California to Montana to assist with the emergency relocation;Rental car expenses;Hotel or other temporary lodging;Meals reasonably incurred as a result of the emergency relocation;Application fees for replacement housing;Administrative or transfer fees associated with obtaining replacement housing;Utility transfer or connection fees;Costs associated with transporting Masons’ belongings to replacement housing;Costs associated with terminating or transferring existing services;Any nonrefundable expenses Mason incurred for housing or services that he can no longer use because Stadium View terminated his tenancy; andAny other reasonable and documented out-of-pocket expense directly resulting from Stadium View's decision to terminate the tenancy on three days' notice.We will retain receipts and documentation for all such expenses and expect Stadium View to reimburse them.4. Assistance securing comparable replacement housingMason should not be financially disadvantaged because Stadium View has determined that his assigned bedroom cannot safely be occupied.Accordingly, please provide written confirmation of what Stadium View will do to ensure that Mason can obtain comparable housing without additional financial burden, including whether management will pay any application fees, administrative fees, deposits, moving costs, temporary lodging, or other costs associated with securing comparable replacement housing.5. Compensation for the extraordinary disruption caused by the three-day noticeWe also expect Stadium View to address the substantial disruption caused by the extraordinarily short notice.Mason is a 19-year-old college student. We (his parents) live in California. This is not simply a matter of packing a suitcase and moving down the street. Within approximately three days, he is being required to determine where he will live, arrange transportation, pack and move his belongings, potentially secure storage, locate alternative housing, and continue attending college.The timing also forces his family to rearrange existing obligations and incur emergency travel expenses simply to provide the assistance that would normally be available to a college student whose housing was not unexpectedly terminated.We consider the decision to provide only approximately three days to accomplish all of this to be profoundly unreasonable from a human and family perspective, regardless of the underlying structural issue.At a minimum, Stadium View should provide reasonable financial compensation for the extraordinary relocation burden it has imposed. We are willing to discuss a reasonable settlement amount in addition to reimbursement of documented expenses and the return of all prepaid housing amounts.6. Preservation of evidencePlease preserve all documents, communications, photographs, videos, inspection reports, engineering reports, maintenance records, work orders, internal communications, emails, text messages, notices, building records, and other materials relating to:The structural condition referenced in your October 2 notice;Masons’ specific bedroom;The decision to prohibit occupancy of Masons’ bedroom;The decision to terminate his tenancy;Any prior knowledge of the structural condition;Any inspections or complaints relating to the condition;Any communications with engineers, contractors, insurance representatives, governmental agencies, or code officials; andThe decision to provide Mason with only approximately three days to vacate.This request is intended to preserve relevant evidence while the matter is being resolved.7. Security deposit and final accountingWe expect the security deposit to be handled strictly in accordance with Montana law and the lease. Montana law generally requires the landlord to provide the departing tenant with a written accounting of permissible charges and the appropriate refund within the statutory period.Mason should not be charged for ordinary wear and tear, relocation-related costs, or conditions associated with the structural issue that caused Stadium View to terminate his tenancy.8. Written response requested immediatelyBecause your notice requires Mason to vacate by Monday, October 5, we request a written response no later than 12:00 p.m. on October 4, 2026, addressing each of the above matters.At a minimum, that response should confirm:That Mason will receive a refund of all applicable October rent and prepaid amounts;That his security deposit will be returned in accordance with applicable law;What relocation and moving expenses Stadium View will reimburse;Whether Stadium View will reimburse the family's necessary travel expenses incurred because of the emergency relocation;The identity of the professional who determined that Masons’ room could no longer be occupied;The complete structural/safety documentation supporting that determination;Whether any governmental agency has declared the room or building unsafe, uninhabitable, or condemned; andThe proposed amount of additional compensation Stadium View is prepared to provide for the extraordinary disruption caused by this termination.We recognize that building safety must be taken seriously. We also expect management to recognize that safety concerns do not eliminate the financial and human consequences imposed upon the resident when management gives a 19-year-old college student approximately three days to leave his home.Mason has done nothing to cause this situation. He should not be left financially responsible for the consequences of a structural condition that Stadium View has determined requires his bedroom to be vacated.We hope Stadium View will resolve this matter promptly and professionally. However, please understand that Masons’ family is prepared to pursue all appropriate remedies if Stadium View does not fairly address the financial losses and disruption caused by this termination.Nothing in this correspondence should be construed as a waiver of any rights, claims, remedies, or defenses available to Mason or co-signer under his lease, Montana law, or any other applicable law.We request that all future substantive communications concerning this matter be provided in writing.Brian FarrellParent of Mason Joseph Farrell707-239-4570 (cell/text)

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This is regarding apartment 337-D. I tried talking to someone at Stadium View on 8/21 and my daughter Genevieve and her roommate Arava also went into the office and talked to someone, but I'm not sure some of the issues will be properly addressed. I talking with Makayla Delange directly as she was listed as the manager on the lease, but the person answering the phone would not allow it. No one seems to these issues seriously.First off, one of the tenants (Layla) has her boyfriend living in the unit. He even has a key and just opened the door on day one and told Genevieve and Arava that he "lives here too." This was never mentioned and the guy is not on the lease. When Genevieve talked to someone yesterday in the office it was supposed to be addressed immediately, but he's still there. To top it off, Layla is not even in town right now. They are not okay with this arrangement and never signed up for a fifth person living there.There were not any screens on the windows but this has been fixed. Thank you.The place was disgusting upon move in. Sink full of dishes, grease covering counters, trash all over, etc. Genevieve and Arava have been scrubbing the place since arriving. They are resolving this issue on their own.The fridge and shared closets are full with the other two roommates things. Neither one has responded to Genevieve or Arava about how they can divide the shared space. The fridge also has spoiled and expired food, which again neither of the roommates will respond when asking if it's okay to throw away the food that is expired/spoiled. I told my daughter and Arava to take pictures of the date/food and just throw it away. That's gross.And finally, the roommate Ali has a room that looks like it's out of the show Hoarders. Now looking bad would be one thing, but Genevieve and Arava said it has a very putrid smell that enters the entire unit, like rotten food, dead animals, and feces. They are not sure how to approach this conversation since Ali will not even talk to either Genevieve or Arava or respond to texts. It is making the apartment unliveable.Are inspections not done prior to new tenants moving in or are they even done at all? We are disgusted by the conditions of this unit (I've seen videos and pictures). It is absolutely unacceptable for Genevieve and Arava to move in to an apartment that is already in disarray. They should not be responsible for having to resolve all of these problems immediately upon moving in. That is the responsibility of Stadium View management.It seems that management does not know what they are doing and this place is a free for all. I have seen the negative reviews and recent negative publicity with unplanned move outs. Shame on you for preying on college students.These two girls were so excited to move into this complex, and out of their old one. Within minutes of arriving, all of that changed. Please resolve these issues immediately.

Hello - I understand Stadium View is having a few maintenance issues and residents are in need of housing. I would like to speak to your Regional Manager to see if Luna Properties, LLC can be of support to help with housing for any residents displaced now and in the future.

Maintenance caused forced transfer.

I have tried to resolve this issue with Stadiumview multiple times today. They keep sending me an email when I am specifically asking to speak with a manager. They abruptly requested that my son move and then placed him in an apartment with a group of residents that does not align with his religious belief or lifestyle. They refusing to find an alternative living arrangement. I want to explore canceling our lease because the way he is being treated due to not fault or circumstance of his own is truly unacceptable. It is stressing our entire family out. My son is in the middle of Fall football camp and does not have time to deal with this mess!!!!!

Dear PeakMade Management,I am writing to ask for your assistance regarding an extremely distressing situation involving my housing at Stadium View.I am reaching out to PeakMade directly because, despite sending multiple emails to the Stadium View management team regarding this matter, I have received little to no response. As the deadlines continue to approach and I have been unable to obtain clarification or assistance, I am hoping that PeakMade can help review my situation and provide guidance.As a student who is currently based in Europe, I am enrolled at Montana State University, and I signed a lease at Stadium View for the upcoming academic year. My previous lease ended on July 31, 2026, and my new lease was scheduled to begin on August 1, 2026. Because these leases were consecutive, I was informed that my belongings could remain in my unit between the two lease terms. Based on that understanding, I returned to my home country for the summer, leaving nearly all of my personal belongings in the apartment.However, on July 31, 2026, the very last day of my previous lease and only one day before my new lease was supposed to begin, I received an email informing me that my new lease had been cancelled due to construction. I was then instructed to remove all of my belongings by August 15, 2026, later extended to August 21, 2026.The problem is that I am currently outside of the United States and cannot return to Bozeman before August 22, 2026. This is not a situation I created voluntarily. Had I been notified with reasonable advance notice, I would have made arrangements before leaving the country or before my previous lease ended.What has made this situation even more difficult is the lack of communication. I have sent multiple emails asking for guidance and clarification, including questions about the safety of my belongings, possible accommodations, and whether any flexibility could be provided considering that I am a student living abroad. Unfortunately, I have received little to no response.In clause 18.5 of my lease and from my understanding of it, residents should receive 30 days' written notice before lease termination in situations such as this. Instead, I received notice only on July 31, 2026, while being expected to have everything removed by August 15, 2026, later extended to August 21, 2026, but it still isn’t enough time. This timeline is simply impossible for someone overseas.Although I have now secured housing elsewhere, I am still facing a very serious issue regarding my belongings. I was informed that professional movers could assist with the move at no cost, but I should be present during the process. Since I am currently outside of the country, I am not able to supervise or be present in person. For this reason, I kindly request that arrangements be made so that the movers can proceed only when I am present, or that the move be scheduled at a time when I am physically able to be there to supervise the process, or that access and authorization be provided in a way that allows the process to be completed safely and properly.At this point, I am respectfully asking for your assistance with the following:* Reach out to Stadium View to reply to emails.* Please ensure that my belongings are not removed, relocated, or handled by anyone other than my authorized representative.* If honoring the full 30-day notice is not possible, I kindly ask that you allow at least the weekend of August 22–23, 2026, as this is the earliest practical time for most residents to arrive in Bozeman and move out. Since most of the residents are Montana State University students, the weekend of August 22-23 is the time most of them, including me, come to Bozeman.* Most importantly, I would appreciate clear communication regarding how PeakMade intends to protect my belongings until they can be safely removed.This situation has caused a significant amount of stress and uncertainty. I fully understand that construction projects can require difficult decisions, but I hope you can also understand the unique position of a student who lives abroad and was given virtually no notice while being thousands of miles away.I would sincerely appreciate your assistance in resolving this matter fairly and protecting my belongings until they can be collected.Thank you very much for your time and consideration. I look forward to your response.Kind regards,Alara TOTAN.

Dear Stadium View Management,I am writing to request immediate clarification regarding the notice distributed on July 31, 2026, informing residents that Stadium View will be closing for repairs and that our leases are being canceled.As a current resident who signed a renewal lease in April to continue residing at Stadium View, I am extremely concerned by the lack of notice and the significant hardship this situation has created. Being informed of my displacement immediately before the start of the lease term, during one of the most competitive housing periods of the year in Bozeman, has left me with very limited options.I am requesting responses to the following questions:1. What specific plans are in place to assist current residents of the one-bedroom units in securing comparable replacement housing?The recommendation in the notice to contact The Arrow is not a comparable solution for residents currently living in private one-bedroom apartments. My understanding is that The Arrow does not currently offer individual one-bedroom apartments and instead leases shared multi-bedroom units. Additionally, the starting cost of a shared unit at The Arrow exceeds the rent I currently pay for my private one-bedroom apartment at Stadium View. I also currently rent with my partner and dog, the Arrow doesn't allow more than one person to sign a lease for 1 bedroom in a shared apartment space. As such, this does not appear to be an equivalent housing option.2. Will management be providing any financial assistance to displaced residents?Please clarify whether Stadium View intends to reimburse residents for expenses incurred as a direct result of this displacement, including but not limited to:-Apartment application fees-Moving supplies, such as boxes and packing materials-Moving expenses-Any other reasonable relocation costs3. What is the exact date by which all current residents are required to vacate the property? Most locations aren't available for new residents until the 12th of August. The notice does not provide a required move-out date. This information is essential for residents who are now attempting to secure housing on extremely short notice.4. Are there any additional housing resources or relocation assistance programs being offered to displaced residents beyond the recommendation to contact The Arrow?Given the circumstances and the timing of this notice, I would appreciate a prompt and detailed response to these questions. Clear communication regarding management's plans to assist displaced residents is essential so that I can make informed decisions regarding my housing.I look forward to your response.Sincerely,Heather Andresen building 2123 unit 112

We are a food vendor that was hired to provide meals for residents on August 17, 2025. We have written authorization and agreement for these services prior, but have yet to be paid for fulfilling our part of the agreement. We have made SEVERAL good faith attempts to collect the amount owed to us of $4,290.00, but continue to be given false promises of payment. We are looking to resolve this and be compensated for our services as agreed without having to escalate this to a level that will require additional legal costs and resources.

I am a resident at Stadium View in Bozeman, MT (Apt 327D), which is managed by PeakMade. I am writing to report serious habitability and maintenance issues and to ask that this be resolved without any negative credit reporting or collections activity against me.On November 13, 2025, I submitted a maintenance request for a nonworking heater and a nonworking shower. The heater was marked “completed” in the portal at one point, but it was not actually fixed until December 8, 2025, so I was without heat for over three weeks during winter.The shower required opening the wall above the tub. The shower work order in the resident portal was later marked “Completed” on December 9, 2025, but the work is not truly complete. As of today’s date, the wall above the shower is still open, the showerhead is not installed, and the shower cannot be safely used without risking water damage. I have dated photos showing the open wall, missing showerhead, and unfinished fixtures.On December 7, 2025, I emailed Stadium View management, gave them 3 working days to repair the heat and shower, and explained that I would need to make other housing arrangements if the issues were not resolved. When the problems were still not fully remedied after that period, I sent a formal lease termination notice today under the Montana Residential Landlord and Tenant Act and arranged to move out by December 15, 2025.Because of the extended lack of heat, the unusable shower/open wall, and the incorrect “completed” work orders, I am very concerned that local management might still try to charge me additional rent after my termination date or send me to collections. I am asking PeakMade to review this situation and ensure that:– My lease termination is honored;– No additional rent is pursued after my termination/move-out; and– No negative credit reporting or collections activity is initiated in connection with this dispute.I have copies of my maintenance requests, emails, portal screenshots, and dated photos and can provide them if needed. Thank you for your time and for making sure this is handled fairly.– Gabriel L. Snell, Stadium View Apt 327D8583978193Gabesnell@gmail.com