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Hello,

I have recently moved states from Las Vegas, NV to Anaheim, CA and finally got a letter from my previous apartment complex stating my move out fees.

Previous context; I lived in this apartment (in Las Vegas, NV) for two years. It’s a month to month apartment. I basically took over someone’s lease, an old friend of mine introduced me to her boss, he was moving out of the apartment and I was told if I took over the lease I’d only have to pay $250 to move in. I was really desperate at the time and had little to no extra money, so I did it. Mind you, the apartment NEVER did a move out inspection and did a move in inspection a month after I moved in officially. I was never given a form that I filled out with things wrong with the apartment (which I have always done when renting an apartment) but when I moved in, the apartment was DISGUSTING. Carpet stained, carpet ripped in a couple of places, terrible smell, etc. but I had to deal with it since I had already signed the lease. I made the place my home, I DEEEEEP cleaned the home and I lived there for two years.

Now; I have moved out, I get a letter in the mail at my new residence. Stating I owe close to $600 due to the carpet needing replaced. I panicked, I called the apartment complex and was told that the lease I signed stated that I took full responsibility for the previous tenant (which I have fully read through the lease, this is incorrect) so I had asked (verbally) for documents/invoices and was told that I could get that from the collection agency.

I realized, I should be getting this all in writing so i immediately hung up, and wrote an email. They tried calling back a million times but I refuse to not have anything in writing. (This was 06/22) I have yet to hear from the property manager since then. I checked in again 6/29 and was told my email was forwarded to upper management. It is now 7/6 and I have still yet to hear from upper management.

I do not want this to go to collections. PS: I wasn’t even given a way to pay the amount due, but was told (verbally) that I would need to mail a check to them. I’m not doing that without evidence of invoices, pictures, etc.

What do I do next? Who should I reach out to?

TIA.
\-24 F

Hello,

I have recently moved states and finally got a letter from my previous apartment complex stating my move out fees.

Previous context; I lived in this apartment (in Las Vegas, NV) for two years. It’s a month to month apartment. I basically took over someone’s lease, an old friend of mine introduced me to her boss, he was moving out of the apartment and I was told if I took over the lease I’d only have to pay $250 to move in. I was really desperate at the time and had little to no extra money, so I did it. Mind you, the apartment NEVER did a move out inspection and did a move in inspection a month after I moved in officially. I was never given a form that I filled out with things wrong with the apartment (which I have always done when renting an apartment) but when I moved in, the apartment was DISGUSTING. Carpet stained, carpet ripped in a couple of places, terrible smell, etc. but I had to deal with it since I had already signed the lease. I made the place my home, I DEEEEEP cleaned the home and I lived there for two years.

Now; I have moved out, I get a letter in the mail at my new residence. Stating I owe close to $600 due to the carpet needing replaced. I panicked, I called the apartment complex and was told that the lease I signed stated that I took full responsibility for the previous tenant (which I have fully read through the lease, this is incorrect) so I had asked (verbally) for documents/invoices and was told that I could get that from the collection agency.

I realized, I should be getting this all in writing so i immediately hung up, and wrote an email. They tried calling back a million times but I refuse to not have anything in writing. (This was 06/22) I have yet to hear from the property manager since then. I checked in again 6/29 and was told my email was forwarded to upper management. It is now 7/6 and I have still yet to hear from upper management.

I do not want this to go to collections. PS: I wasn’t even given a way to pay the amount due, but was told (verbally) that I would need to mail a check to them. I’m not doing that without evidence of invoices, pictures, etc.

What do I do next? Who should I reach out to?

TIA.
24 F

Hello,

I have recently moved states and finally got a letter from my previous apartment complex stating my move out fees.

Previous context; I lived in this apartment (in Las Vegas, NV) for two years. It’s a month to month apartment. I basically took over someone’s lease, an old friend of mine introduced me to her boss, he was moving out of the apartment and I was told if I took over the lease I’d only have to pay $250 to move in. I was really desperate at the time and had little to no extra money, so I did it. Mind you, the apartment NEVER did a move out inspection and did a move in inspection a month after I moved in officially. I was never given a form that I filled out with things wrong with the apartment (which I have always done when renting an apartment) but when I moved in, the apartment was DISGUSTING. Carpet stained, carpet ripped in a couple of places, terrible smell, etc. but I had to deal with it since I had already signed the lease. I made the place my home, I DEEEEEP cleaned the home and I lived there for two years.

Now; I have moved out, I get a letter in the mail at my new residence. Stating I owe close to $600 due to the carpet needing replaced. I panicked, I called the apartment complex and was told that the lease I signed stated that I took full responsibility for the previous tenant (which I have fully read through the lease, this is incorrect) so I had asked (verbally) for documents/invoices and was told that I could get that from the collection agency.

I realized, I should be getting this all in writing so i immediately hung up, and wrote an email. They tried calling back a million times but I refuse to not have anything in writing. (This was 06/22) I have yet to hear from the property manager since then. I checked in again 6/29 and was told my email was forwarded to upper management. It is now 7/6 and I have still yet to hear from upper management.

I do not want this to go to collections. PS: I wasn’t even given a way to pay the amount due, but was told (verbally) that I would need to mail a check to them. I’m not doing that without evidence of invoices, pictures, etc.

What do I do next? Who should I reach out to?

TIA.
-24 F

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