Top

Unreasonable fee after moving out - Lexington Park apt, Columbus OH

On the day of move out (7/22/10), I asked the manager to inspect together but she refuesed and said that she never inspected an apt with a resident.

I cleaned everything and everything was working condition. So I was confident to show her my apt on t7/22/10.

However, the manager inspected on 8/1/10 which is 10 days after I moved out.

1) Now (8/28/10) I received a bill saying that garbage disposal is broken and I need to pay 60 dollars.
Why am I responsible for the thing happen after I moved out? When I moved out, it was working.

2) They gave me candle holder, towel, shower curtain when I moved in. So I cleaned everything and returned their belongs in a good condition where it was.
Now they charged me 30 dollars because I returned their items in a good condition and saying it is a garbage now for them.

3) They sent me the bill to the old address which is their apt address even though I gave them a correct new address.
Now they asked me to pay the late fee.

4) I paid all the rent fee before I moved out and I made sure several times.
Now they said that I did not pay the whole thing and need to pay extra rental fee.
I even asked them to give me a written proof saying that I paid all the rental.
They refused to do so before and now they are saying that I did not pay the whole thing.

This lexington park apt in columbus ohio is doing a sneaky business.
I am going to ask help from my attorny from my grad school.






Posted by on 08/29 at 09:45 PM

Name:

Email:

Location:

URL:

Smileys

Remember my personal information

Notify me of follow-up comments?

Submit the word you see below:


<< Back to main

Bottom

Disclaimer: This web site was created by TenantDispute® solely as a public service. We do not warrant the accuracy of the information contained herein nor are we responsible for any errors or omissions. We assume no liability for its use, availability or compatibility with web site users' software or computers. This information is by necessity general in nature and is not intended for legal use, but rather information which may be helpful in understanding how courts operate. For legal advice, you should contact a lawyer. If you disagree with this disclaimer please do not use this site.