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⚠️ Important Notice for Residents
The portal you previously used for rent payments is no longer accessed here. If you have autopay set up, you must contact management directly to manage or cancel your payments.
Failure to do so may result in continued charges.
Please reach out to Len Warren for assistance.

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I rented a home from Leonard Warren and Molly Hansen. My lease included a signed disclosure form stating there was no knowledge, records or reports with respect to asbestos or lead for property. Being the office manager of Blue Heron Property Group LLC & Kelley's Mobile Home Park, LLC , I found an inspection report and a radon test that showed that there were known dangerous conditions in the home.

As office manager, Len insisted that I have access to his emails. I have an email that showed he was aware of the Maine State Radon Law before I moved in.

I lived in the home with my son for 2.5 years. Len approved it as my home office.

Len and Molly's knowledge of the dangerous levels of radon was confirmed by the disclosures signed by them both when they bought the property, and again when they sold the property.

I encourage tenants to request their own radon tests and proof of home inspections.

NO ONE FROM THE COMPANY CAN RETALIATE IF YOU ASK FOR THESE RECORDS.

Everyone has a right to know the radon levels in their home. Maine requires landlords to keep radon tests for every property. Every ten years, the tests have to be updated. For you and your family's safety, I advise requesting the test be conducted by a person registered with the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), since test results have not been accurately relayed to tenants.

The rent for Kelley's Mobile Home Park and East Millinocket Mobile Home Park has been raised to $425 per month beginning September 1, 2025
Disclaimer:
The information provided on this page is based on personal experience and publicly available documents. All statements are supported by linked evidence for transparency. This content is intended for informational and advocacy purposes only. Readers are encouraged to verify information independently. No defamatory claims are made; all efforts have been taken to present factual, verifiable information. If any inaccuracies are identified, please contact us to address them promptly.

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Tenants also have a right to be sure their security deposits and last month's rent are placed in a secure account, per Maine State Law.

Also, if you have not been giving a full security deposit back upon moving out, and did not receive a detailed itemized invoice, you are entitled to 2 months security deposit returned to you.

Please contact the Maine Attorney General’s Office and Maine DHHS Radon Program if your landlord refuses to give you radon test results for a rental property you reside in, past or present, so that you can monitor your lung health. Also contact those offices it your landlord refuses to hire a licensed professional registered with the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to conduct radon tests.

Radon Testing

Under Maine law, Landlords are required to have the air in each building with rental units tested for the presence of any radon. Testing in residential rental buildings must be conducted according to proper protocols and in accordance with rules adopted by the Maine Department of Health and Human Services. Additionally, Maine law gives the Tenant the right to conduct radon tests in their dwelling unit. They may hire a registered radon tester or conduct the test themselves. 

A copy of the original results report will be made available for viewing by the Tenant. Radon mitigation is recommended, but not required, for radon levels of 4 pCi/l or higher. However, if radon levels of 4.0 pCi/l or higher are not mitigated, the landlord or Tenant have the option to end the lease after providing at least 30 days’ notice.

A Tenant may request a re-test after 10 years from the date above, unless the landlord has installed and maintains a functioning radon mitigation system.

TENANT RIGHTS NOTICE
Security Deposits

Under Maine law, your security deposit must be held in a separate, secure account and earn interest.

“Upon a finding by a court that a violation of this section has occurred, the tenant is entitled to recover from the landlord actual damages, $500 or the equivalent of one month's rent, whichever is greatest, together with the aggregate amount of costs and expenses reasonably incurred in connection with the action. The court may also award to the tenant reasonable attorney's fees.”

Only residents who rent mobile homes in Maine mobile home parks are entitled to interest on their security deposits. This interest can be paid out either annually or added to the deposit and returned at the end of the tenancy.

Environmental Safety: Radon, Lead, and Asbestos
  • Radon: Maine law requires landlords to disclose known radon hazards. Tenants have the right to request a radon test.
  • Lead Paint: If you live in a building built before 1978, your landlord must provide an EPA-approved lead disclosure and a lead safety pamphlet.
  • Asbestos: If asbestos is present in your rental unit and poses a risk, landlords must address the hazard properly.
Warranty of Habitability
  • Your landlord must provide a safe and livable home, including:
    ✅ Proper heating, plumbing, and electrical systems.
    ✅ Safe drinking water.
    ✅ No infestations (roaches, mice, bedbugs, etc.).
    ✅ No hazardous mold, leaks, or structural dangers.
  • If your unit becomes uninhabitable and your landlord refuses to fix the issue, you may have the right to withhold rent, repair & deduct, or break your lease without penalty.

Need Help?

If you believe your rights are being violated, contact:
📞 Connecticut Department of Housing
📞 Local Health Department
📞 Legal Aid or Tenant Rights Groups

Know your rights & protect yourself.