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***,I was referred to your email by your colleague *** [redacted] , to whom I have previously emailed inquiring into a consumer concern by [redacted] (# [redacted] ).I hope this email reaches the proper Revdex.com case handler, as I intend to address and lend clarification to the concerns of Mr [redacted] Attached to this email, you will find a copy of the executed lease between *** [redacted] (Lessee) and *** [redacted] (Listing Agent/Lessor/Owner).The lease was electronically signed by Mr [redacted] via DOCUSIGN software, which recorded both his I.Paddress and physical location at the time of signing.Mr [redacted] accessed the file through a secure link sent to his email address ( [redacted] [email protected] ), and I have included the recorded time/date/location stamp from the DOCUSIGN software:3.Signed by *** [redacted] ( [redacted] [email protected]) | 10/21/4:20:PM CT | Signed in LocationThis transaction was electronically documented, and unlike hardcopy in person transactions, the communication and delivery to Mr [redacted] 'semail is not debatable.I have also included a transcript of the electronic correspondence leading up to Mr [redacted] 's signing: From: *** [redacted] [redacted] >Date: Fri, Oct 17, at 3:PMSubject: Your lease just was uploaded to DocusignTo: *** [redacted] < [redacted] [email protected]>***,Your lease should be in your email inbox via Docusign.Please access the link, review, initial and sign.Once executed, a rental/deposit invoice will be generated.Deposit and Rental payment can be submitted by check, ACH, or credit card,the invoice will give further instruction.Call/text/email if you have any questions.Have you scheduled for a Nov 1st check-in.Talk Soon,A---------- Forwarded message ----------From: *** [redacted] < [redacted] [email protected]>Date: Mon, Oct 20, at 3:PMSubject: RE: Your lease just was uploaded to DocusignTo: *** [redacted] [redacted] Thanks *** And tell *** im really pleased to have the propertyIll sign the document and get it too you asap*** Sent from ?---------- Forwarded message ----------From: *** [redacted] [redacted] >Date: Wed, Oct 15, at 11:AMSubject: Calhoun Photos Continued KitchenTo: *** [redacted] < [redacted] [email protected]>?I would also like to direct attention to the lease contract, lines and 228.Though the point is moot, taking into to consideration the tenant's unfulfilled contractual obligations in regard to the dates of occupancy; I would still like to address, for the sake of argument, the lessee's responsibilities to perform "household maintenance customarily required" (i.e., Lessee not cleaning the trapped debris from the dryer, and allowing the debris to build up into a combustible fabric-like material presenting a fire hazard).The lessor has shared with Mr [redacted] an itemized list of damages, and supporting photo documentationI can attest to the damages, and I am still apologizing to the owners for the aftermath??There are more than photos on file depicting the damage rendered by Mr [redacted] ,as he is fully awareMr [redacted] was also aware of the condition of the unit when he took occupancy, as the email correspondence indicatesPlease do not hesitate to email or phone me with any further questions or concerns relating to this matter.*** [redacted] Broker/REALTOR, E-PRO, ABR, TRC, IMDBLuxury Home Sales and Executive Leases, Certified Historic Homes Specialist,Confidential Buyer Representation/Relocation,Film Locations Scout/Management [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] *** [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] *** [redacted] Licensed Louisiana Real Estate Broker Each office Independently Owned And Operated

[redacted],I was referred to your email by your colleague [redacted] [redacted], to whom I have previously emailed inquiring into a consumer concern by [redacted] (#[redacted]).I hope this email reaches the proper Revdex.com case handler, as I intend to address and lend clarification to the...

concerns of Mr. [redacted]. Attached to this email, you will find a copy of the executed lease between [redacted] [redacted](Lessee) and [redacted] [redacted] (Listing Agent/Lessor/Owner).The lease was electronically signed by Mr. [redacted] via DOCUSIGN software, which recorded both his I.P. address and physical location at the time of signing.Mr. [redacted] accessed the file through a secure link sent to his email address ([redacted][email protected] ), and I have included the recorded time/date/location stamp from the DOCUSIGN software:3.Signed by [redacted] [redacted] ([redacted][email protected]) | 10/21/2014 4:20:57 PM CT | Signed in LocationThis transaction was electronically documented, and unlike hardcopy in person transactions, the communication and delivery to Mr. [redacted]'semail is not debatable.I have also included a transcript of the electronic correspondence leading up to Mr. [redacted]'s signing:  From: [redacted] [redacted] [redacted]>Date: Fri, Oct 17, 2014 at 3:36 PMSubject: Your lease just was uploaded to DocusignTo: [redacted] [redacted] <[redacted][email protected]>[redacted],Your lease should be in your email inbox via Docusign.Please access the link, review, initial and sign.Once executed, a rental/deposit invoice will be generated.Deposit and Rental payment can be submitted by check, ACH, or credit card,the invoice will give further instruction.Call/text/email if you have any questions.Have you scheduled for a Nov 1st check-in.Talk Soon,A---------- Forwarded message ----------From: [redacted] [redacted] <[redacted][email protected]>Date: Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 3:38 PMSubject: RE: Your lease just was uploaded to DocusignTo: [redacted] [redacted] [redacted]Thanks [redacted] And tell [redacted] im really pleased to have the property. Ill sign the document and get it too you asap[redacted] Sent from <3 Windows Phone ___________________________________________________________Mr. [redacted...⇄ that he believed the lessor charged him in excess for his days of occupancy; this statement is in error, as you will notice lines 9-10 of the executed lease state that the contracted term was November 1st, 2014 through February 17th, 2015.Mr. [redacted] admits to vacating the unit at the end of January 2015, and there is verifiable electronic communication between the lessee and lessor stating the lessee's intent to vacate at the end of January 2015. There is also verifiable electronic correspondence between Mr. [redacted] and myself stating that he would be lodging with a cast mate effective February 1st, 2015.*(Side note, there were 22 properties contracted by talent/film crew members for this particular project, to which I have direct knowledge that 3 of the 22 contracts received a reduced deposit or damages in arrears of the deposit on file. Coincidentally, Mr. [redacted] was either the lessee or registered guest of 2 of the 3 units cited. It is documented and verifiable that Mr. [redacted] spent the 2015 Mardi Gras Season--February 1st-17th residing in a penthouse condominium located on the parade route).Lines 49-53 of the executed lease state:"Not withstanding any other provisions expressed or implied herein, it is specifically understood and agreed that the entire security deposit aforesaid shall be automatically forfeited should Lessee vacate or abandon premises before the expiration of this lease, except where such abandonment occurs during the last month of the term of this lease, and Lessee has paid all rent covering the entire term and either party has given the other timely written notice that his lease will not be renewed under its automatic renewal provisions."Forfeiture of the security deposit shall not limit Lessor's rights nor Lessee's obligations.Lines 166-173 state:"Lessor and Lessee acknowledge that the return or disposition of Lessee's deposit is a decision made exclusively by the Lessor in accordance with the applicable rules of the Louisiana Real Estate Commission, the terms and conditions of this lease, and the requirements of law. Said parties acknowledge that the Lessor's agent is likewise bound to the applicable rules of the Louisiana Real Estate Commission and cannot return the deposit, if held by agent, in the absence of mutual written agreement except in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Louisiana Real Estate Commission. Accordingly, both Lessor and Lessee release and discharge said agent from any and all liability or responsibility of agent relating to the return of such deposit, except in the event agent breaches the rules and regulations of the Louisiana Real Estate Commission. Lessee acknowledges that the actions of the agent regarding this entire lease is made solely and at the direction of the Lessor."( I was NOT the Lessor's agent, nor am I the Lessor in this lease, so Mr. [redacted]'s allusions to the fact that I have control in disbursing deposit funds for this contract is unfounded, and cannot be contractually substantiated.)I would also like to address Mr. [redacted]'s requests for "before photos" of the property;please find the transcript below:---------- Forwarded message ----------From: [redacted] [redacted] [redacted]Date: Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 11:08 AMSubject: Photos of Calhoun Entry and DiningTo: [redacted] [redacted] <[redacted][email protected]>?---------- Forwarded message ----------From: [redacted] [redacted] [redacted]>Date: Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 11:10 AMSubject: Calhoun Photos Continued KitchenTo: [redacted] [redacted] <[redacted][email protected]>?I would also like to direct attention to the lease contract, lines 112 and 228.Though the point is moot, taking into to consideration the tenant's unfulfilled contractual obligations in regard to the dates of occupancy; I would still like to address, for the sake of argument, the lessee's responsibilities to perform "household maintenance customarily required" (i.e., Lessee not cleaning the trapped debris from the dryer, and allowing the debris to build up into a combustible fabric-like material presenting a fire hazard).The lessor has shared with Mr. [redacted] an itemized list of damages, and supporting photo documentation. I can attest to the damages, and I am still apologizing to the owners for the aftermath. ??There are more than 100 photos on file depicting the damage rendered by Mr. [redacted],as he is fully aware. Mr. [redacted] was also aware of the condition of the unit when he took occupancy, as the email correspondence indicates. Please do not hesitate to email or phone me with any further questions or concerns relating to this matter.[redacted] [redacted] Broker/REALTOR, E-PRO, ABR, TRC, IMDBLuxury Home Sales and Executive Leases, Certified Historic Homes Specialist,Confidential Buyer Representation/Relocation,Film Locations Scout/Management[redacted]   [redacted] [redacted]
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Review: I rented an apartment in New Orleans from the beginning of November 2014 until the beginning of February 2015, it was rented through the [redacted] of the above stated business.I looked after the apartment and stayed for the agreed rental term,I returned to the uk and After recieved an email from the landlord to say that I would be receiving back $163 from my $2800 deposit. I want to dispute this for numerous reasons1- he said I moved out 15 days early so he charged me for an extra 15 days rent2- he said he had repainted the walls due to yellow smoke stains( I don't smoke)3- he's charging me for the maintenance of the washer and dryer, filters etc, 4- he charged me for restitching a sofa but the sofa was already torn when I moved in.He has sent me the after pictures, but when I asked for a copy of all the before pictures and a copy of the rental agreement he didn't respond and has never responded.I have emailed [redacted] the realtor who found me the apartment and after 1 reply over a month ago saying she would sort the above in 2 or 3 days she has also now refused all contact.This is unprofessional and I'm very sure illegal and I would like this matter resolved asap.Thanks for your time, I hope to hear from you soon regarding this matter.Faithfully[redacted]Desired Settlement: I never expected all of my deposit backBut I will not be held responsible for maintenance that was nothing to do with me in the first place.I want all before pictures, I want refunded for the 15days that the landlord says I was supposed to be there. I want a copy of the rental agreement so I can see were it states that I am responsible for the maintenance of washer/dryerI also want a detailed explaination from [redacted] and the company she works for as to why ive been totally ignored

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