I suspect that the apartment is charging for the same damages over and over again
Comment by scio on Mar 26, 2008 at 5:32PM What if the apartment manager WON'T let you put anything on the detailed list, loses the copy of the detailed inspection you provided at a later date (which the manager refused to sign) and never provided an immediate copy of the walk through. Small claims court was of no use as the judge didn't even hear my side of the story...at all...only that the apartment paperwork "looked in order". Should I try to go through the same small claims court again (located across the street from the apartment complex) or get a lawyer to take the case up a notch?
Comment by tonestar on Mar 26, 2008 at 5:52PM I didn't realize that you had already moved out. If the manager wouldn't let you be detailed I would have made my own list, sent a copy to the manager, sent a copy to her corporate office and maybe even had it notarized. The fact that they were so unwilling to fill out a proper inspection is a MAJOR red flag. The courts are not "in on it" with the apartments. The fact is they had the paperwork and you didn't. I really feel for you in this situation but I think you are out of gas on this one. How much are they trying to charge you?
Thanks for your reponses :-) I will try to fall back on the portion of the Lord's prayer to "forgive us our debts as we forgive those who debt against us". I just have a hard time forgiving their debt when I know it is unjustified.
Comment by f15actace on Jun 29, 2008 at 10:59AM "reep what you sow" thier $400 gain is going to bring them $400 of pain, and then some. What you've learned-priceless.
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