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[redacted] [redacted] Hi there! I am rejecting this response because: Jennifer G [redacted] did not address any of the issues with the security deposit i.esending it to the apartment that was not on file in association with Maria, my sublet, in fact it was sent to the Govberg property that my sublet vacated on July 26thShe also failed to address the incorrect charges on the itemized list of deductionsThe list stated that I was charged for the painting of the entire living room if that was the case the charges should have been split with the other roommatesWhen I confronted Jennifer about that she stated that Govberg actually painted the bedroom and the charge was typed into the computer wrong, per our email on Jennifer defended all of these inconsistencies as "innocent mishaps," but these innocent mishaps costed me a few hundred dollarsAdditionally, during that same email thread, I explain her that Maria (my sublet) and I had a private agreementWhere Maria agreed to give me the deposit once she received it and that was the reason why I was reaching out to Jennifer rather than Maria complaining to her, since these issues directly impacted meIf we need to get Maria involved we canIf anything at the very least the full security deposit needs to be returned to MariaI would like to see Jennifer own up to her wrong doings and return a full refund to either myself or MariaI have attached a copy of my email to Jennifer on where I told her about my private agreement with MariaAs well as, her excuse for my itemized list being incorrect and the private agreement I had with MariaFinally, if Jennifer and I are not able to resolved this issue via the Revdex.com I will have no other choice but to close the case as unresolved and take this up with a small claims court Regards, [redacted]

[redacted]As you know, we are required by law to send out security deposit refunds, along with their respective breakdowns of...

deductions, within 30 days from lease termination. [redacted] had a sublet and clearly indicated to us to transfer her last month's rent and her security deposit to her sublet. That being said, On August 25, 2017 we sent the deposit refund to her sublet, Maria, as per our conversation on January 18, 2017.  I don't understand why she is even talking about sending the deposit to a wrong address, when she clearly compromised her deposit for her sublet and we therefore didn't owe her a dime. The refund went to her sublet.  Thank you,Jennifer Jennifer G[redacted]Govberg RealtyDirector of Leasing and Operations[redacted]

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Hi there!
I am rejecting this response because: Jennifer G[redacted] did not address any of the issues with the security deposit i.e. sending it to the apartment that was not on file in association with Maria, my sublet, in fact it was sent to the Govberg property that my sublet vacated on July 26th. She also failed to address the incorrect charges on the itemized list of deductions. The list stated that I was charged for the painting of the entire living room if that was the case the charges should have been split with the other 3 roommates. When I confronted Jennifer about that she stated that Govberg actually painted the bedroom and the charge was typed into the computer wrong, per our email on 9.14.17. Jennifer defended all of these inconsistencies as "innocent mishaps," but these innocent mishaps costed me a few hundred dollars. Additionally, during that same email thread, I  explain her that Maria (my sublet) and I had a private agreement. Where Maria agreed to give me the deposit once she received it and that was the reason why I was reaching out to Jennifer rather than Maria complaining to her, since these issues directly impacted me. If we need to get Maria involved we can. If anything at the very least the full security deposit needs to be returned to Maria. I would like to see Jennifer own up to her wrong doings and return a full refund to either myself or Maria. I have attached a copy of my email to Jennifer on 9.14.17 where I told her about my private agreement with Maria. As well as, her excuse for my itemized list being incorrect and the private agreement I had with Maria. Finally, if Jennifer and I are not able to resolved this issue via the Revdex.com I will have no other choice but to close the case as unresolved and take this up with a small claims court. 
Regards,
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1- this argument is completely irrelevant to [redacted] as NO SECURITY DEPOSIT SHOULD HAVE BEEN SENT TO HER. As she stated, she had a private agreement with her sublet, whereas the sublet would give her the deposit once we sent it to her. We both agree on that, so why does [redacted] think she'd receive a deposit? WE OWE HER NOTHING. IT WENT TO HER SUBLET AS SHE ASKED US TO DO.2 - There was ONE typo on the itemized list. The accountant put living room paint (which would be a split cost) but meant to write bedroom paint, as I explained to [redacted]. This was ONE innocent mishap, and the work was still done, accounting for, and documented to the tenant. 3 - We asked all tenants to fill out key receipt forms when dropping their keys off. On these sheets it asks what the tenant's FORWARDING ADDRESS is. If this was not done, we would not have the correct address. Regardless, the checks were ready to go within the 30 days of lease expiration and the TENANT failed to supply us with the address. Either way, the checks and itemized list were ready to go. Clearly there is an issue here with the tenant and her sublet. [redacted] has no legs to stand on in this case because the charges are now between us and her SUBLET.Thank you,Jennifer