Jamar moved out a renter in September They changed the locks to the house and notified me in writing that they were changed, in addition to charging me for changing the locksThey took move out pictures of the house documenting the damageThe damage pictures showed an intact hardwood floor in the laundry roomThey also emailed me the picturesWhen I went to go see the house myself in October I found the hardwood floor buckled from severe water damageThey even met with me at the house to confirm that the water damage had not been caused by the rentersSomeone had run the washing machine until it overflowed and ruined the floorTheir cleaning person was the only person with the keys to the houseI hired a contractor to remove the water damaged floor and repair it for $They have refused to reimburse me for the $The house was in their care when the damage occurred and only they had a key to the property
When our lease with Jamar Properties ended in August 2017, we were told we would receive our returned security deposit with any deductions detailed in a letter within days of our move outWe received this on September 22nd, within that time span and were notified that we had a $charge for painting costsWe had spoken with the company previously in May to check that we would not be billed for painting and they had said they would cover the chargeTherefore, we contested the $on September 26th, in a written letter as well as a copy of that letter sent to the email address we verified with the companyIncluded with the letter was a chart of the times we had worked to contact Jamar on the painting deduction with no response from the companyI received a call from Kelly of Jamar Properties on November 27th, at 12:PMKelly left the following voicemail: Hi this is Kelly with Jamar propertiesI wanted to let you know we went over the security deposit what we
Jamar moved out a renter in September They changed the locks to the house and notified me in writing that they were changed, in addition to charging me for changing the locksThey took move out pictures of the house documenting the damageThe damage pictures showed an intact hardwood floor in the laundry roomThey also emailed me the picturesWhen I went to go see the house myself in October I found the hardwood floor buckled from severe water damageThey even met with me at the house to confirm that the water damage had not been caused by the rentersSomeone had run the washing machine until it overflowed and ruined the floorTheir cleaning person was the only person with the keys to the houseI hired a contractor to remove the water damaged floor and repair it for $They have refused to reimburse me for the $The house was in their care when the damage occurred and only they had a key to the property
When our lease with Jamar Properties ended in August 2017, we were told we would receive our returned security deposit with any deductions detailed in a letter within days of our move outWe received this on September 22nd, within that time span and were notified that we had a $charge for painting costsWe had spoken with the company previously in May to check that we would not be billed for painting and they had said they would cover the chargeTherefore, we contested the $on September 26th, in a written letter as well as a copy of that letter sent to the email address we verified with the companyIncluded with the letter was a chart of the times we had worked to contact Jamar on the painting deduction with no response from the companyI received a call from Kelly of Jamar Properties on November 27th, at 12:PMKelly left the following voicemail: Hi this is Kelly with Jamar propertiesI wanted to let you know we went over the security deposit what we