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      Prorated Rent

      Haha ok. Giving the exact rent amounts, as well as my first name, and city could be identify information.
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      Prorated Rent

      Do the amounts matter? I know that a lease is legally binding. My only uncertainty is around the fact that they call it “prorated” rent, and if that changes anything since I will be in the apartment for the full month. My feeling is they put the amount that I owe for July, and that should be the...
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      Prorated Rent

      It’s a difference of $1,100, so not insignificant.
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      Prorated Rent

      If the lease states that on July 1, 2019 I owe a prorated rent amount, why is it not the expectation that I would pay the amount the lease says?
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      Prorated Rent

      Yes I did
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      Prorated Rent

      No, the rent is still due on the first of every month. The prorated month, July has its own section saying that the prorated amount for July is due on the 1st.
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      Prorated Rent

      I really didn’t think anything of it, I thought it made sense because my lease started July 21 of last year. Anyway, they made a mistake and didn’t realize until they billed me and I told them my bill was incorrect. Do I have any recourse? I was only planning to pay the prorated rent since that...
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      Prorated Rent

      Philadelphia In my lease renewal agreement, the landlord noted that a prorated rent amount (amount was specifically noted) would be due on the first day of the month my lease renewed. They are now claiming I owe and billing me for the full month’s rent, saying that the prorated amount in the...

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