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What does this mean: " you may be SOL if they can prove condition when you vacated. " (LL has pictures of soap left in the bathtub, dust in the window, dust in the floor, stove : isn't these "tear and wear" ?)
I did request twice for receipts and cancelled checks for the actual itemized deductions but my LL had not return anything. Also requested mediation process in this regard and LL never answered phone calls. I requested to meet in person in the unit with LL to return keys, LL referred please, send it on padded envelope. I think LL acted in "bad faith" to keep part of the deposit. Don't you think $907.00 is a little high for cleaning cost? Can LL charge for rent because that's the time it took LL to complete apartment cleaning eventhough we did not live in the unit?
I should ask now what does tear and wear means?
LL claims dust in windows is not normal tear and wear. LL claims that it took LL 10 days to clean the unit. Can We debate this in court?
Thank you counselor for your response!


 



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