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problem w/landlord overcharge!

By Ramsey Carter

 

Landlord waited two months after our lease expired to contact us after several e-mails were sent to him about a new lease. no answer, letter then was sent that we were not staying,was sent in the aloted time. After moving out the house set for a month,cleaned.The landlord came and gave the place a complete makeover,sending me the bill.He kept the 1500.00 deposit and now wants another 7000.00 dollars. Charging me for damages caused by weather and leaking pipes to electricty.Now he has hired a lawyer,I cowboy for a living,Im a vet and cant really afford a lawyer.Property outside of the city limits so they cant help. What can I do and who should I call. 

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Edited on: Saturday, May 25th, 2013 12:14 am
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patricia

December 2nd, 2012 11:41 am

I was not told that i had to pay water, sewage, garbage (pluse a $3.75 service charge for billing) every month. This comes to approximately an extra 40 a month. I rented for 722 (with pet charge and abovee charges) my rent comes to almost 780 a moth what can i do?????

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