Paragraph 16, page of Mr*** lease states: “Lessees agree to deliver Premises upon termination of this Lease with any and all fixtures and appliances in the same condition as existed at the beginning of the termwear and tear, as determined by the Agent on behalf of the
Lessors, will be expectedActs of God and items which are covered by insurance are excludedLessees shall remove all personal property from the Premises, thoroughly clean the Premises including, but not limited to the carpets professionally cleaned and cleaning of other flooring materials, walls, refrigerator, stove tops and oven(s)Lessees shall remove trash from the PremisesIf such cleaning and removal of trash is not accomplished by Lessees, to the reasonable satisfaction of Owners’ Agent, any action deemed necessary by Lessor to accomplish same shall be taken by the Lessor at Lessee’s expense.
AM Rentals had to have the doors, trim, outlet/switch covers, cabinets/drawers, kitchen appliances, bathrooms, floors, cobwebs, light fixtures, patio door, baseboards, pantry door, stairwell banister and wall in the dining area cleaned wear and tear has to do with exactly what it says, wear, and not cleanliness The rule of thumb is if it’s dirty it has to be cleaned Mr*** cleaning was not done “to the reasonable satisfaction of Owner’s Agent” so AM Rentals had to take “action deemed necessary…at Lessee’s expense” Pictures were taken of the uncleanliness, a selection is attached and more can be provided
Please do not hesitate to call me or email me if you have further questions
*** ***
Property Account Manager
AM Rentals
WCarmel Dr
Carmel, IN
317-848-***
317-843-(Fax)
www.amrelo.com
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
Again, this does not speak to unethical withholding of security deposit, which, per law, can only be withheld for damages beyond ordinary wear and tear. The photos included do not document anything beyond wear and tear.
Regards,
[redacted]
Paragraph 16, page of Mr*** lease states: “Lessees agree to deliver Premises upon termination of this Lease with any and all fixtures and appliances in the same condition as existed at the beginning of the termwear and tear, as determined by the Agent on behalf of the
Lessors, will be expectedActs of God and items which are covered by insurance are excludedLessees shall remove all personal property from the Premises, thoroughly clean the Premises including, but not limited to the carpets professionally cleaned and cleaning of other flooring materials, walls, refrigerator, stove tops and oven(s)Lessees shall remove trash from the PremisesIf such cleaning and removal of trash is not accomplished by Lessees, to the reasonable satisfaction of Owners’ Agent, any action deemed necessary by Lessor to accomplish same shall be taken by the Lessor at Lessee’s expense.
AM Rentals had to have the doors, trim, outlet/switch covers, cabinets/drawers, kitchen appliances, bathrooms, floors, cobwebs, light fixtures, patio door, baseboards, pantry door, stairwell banister and wall in the dining area cleaned wear and tear has to do with exactly what it says, wear, and not cleanliness The rule of thumb is if it’s dirty it has to be cleaned Mr*** cleaning was not done “to the reasonable satisfaction of Owner’s Agent” so AM Rentals had to take “action deemed necessary…at Lessee’s expense” Pictures were taken of the uncleanliness, a selection is attached and more can be provided
Please do not hesitate to call me or email me if you have further questions
*** ***
Property Account Manager
AM Rentals
WCarmel Dr
Carmel, IN
317-848-***
317-843-(Fax)
www.amrelo.com
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below.
Again, this does not speak to unethical withholding of security deposit, which, per law, can only be withheld for damages beyond ordinary wear and tear. The photos included do not document anything beyond wear and tear.
Regards,
[redacted]