Meriwether Hills

Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response offer 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 I was told by Meriwether Hills Property management that I would be receiving a refund of pre-paid rent while a Revdex.com complaint was openThe complaint was closed and I never received the refund offeredThe refund was supposed to be mailed April 18, I contacted Meriwether Hills property manager again early May to inquire about the refund and STILL have not received the check Regards, [redacted] ***- [redacted]

As we responded before we are responding the same way We are willing to write a check for $5,as we stated in our last response We were informed by Revdex.com that you had not responded to our response so they closed the case We need you to respond letting us know that this is agreeable to you and where you want us to send the check We feel this is fair and reasonable as we stated on our last response which we will paste here againThis message originally read on 5/9/We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out The penalty stated in the lease for breaking a lease is days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $we already sent back to you we come up with $5,that we owe back to you We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(days pro-rated): $Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12, Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back: $5,

We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front. We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out. The penalty stated in the
lease for breaking a lease is days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit. After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $we already sent back to you we come up with $5,that we owe back to you. We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office. Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(days pro-rated): $Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $940 Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12,640 Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back: $5,

I have reviewed the response offer made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint. For your reference, details of the offer I reviewed appear below
Meriwether Hills is withholding the amount of a security deposit based on a clause in my lease that doesn't exist and I have an email confirming that my security deposit would be returned in full, have already received and cashed the checkRefund of rent is a separate issue from security and I don't believe it is fair to reduce my rental refund based on a clause that doesn't exist and contradicting the already settled matter of return of security depositI'd like the $deduction of security deposit from the rent refund removed and the full amount of rent I prepayed returnedI will stipulate that the penalty for the lack of day notice is fairBut anything beyond is unreasonable and not part of the original lease I signed
Regards,
*** ***

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me. I will wait for the business to perform this action and, if it does, will consider this complaint resolved. I have responded to *** directlyI have a third party picking up the check tomorrow
Regards,
*** ***-***

As we responded before we are responding the same way.  We are willing to write a check for $5,446 as we stated in our last response.  We were informed by Revdex.com that you had not responded to our response so they closed the case.  We need you to respond letting us know that this is agreeable to you and where you want us to send the check.  We feel this is fair and reasonable as we stated on our last response which we will paste here again. This message originally read on 5/9/2016 We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front.  We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, 2016 letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out.  The penalty stated in the lease for breaking a lease is 30 days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit.  After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $940 we already sent back to you we come up with $5,446 that we owe back to you.  We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office.   Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(15 days pro-rated): $471.7530 Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $940 Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12,640  Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back:  $5,446

Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response offer 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.
I was told by Meriwether Hills Property management that I would be receiving a refund of pre-paid rent while a Revdex.com complaint was open. The complaint was closed and I never received the refund offered. The refund was supposed to be mailed April 18, 2016. I contacted Meriwether Hills property manager again early May to inquire about the refund and STILL have not received the check.
Regards,
[redacted]

Review: I rented a townhouse October 1 and prepaid a years rent. I moved because of a personal/domestic violence issue. My locks were

changed and my townhouse rented on March 1st to the [redacted] family and yet none of my prepaid rent was refunded to me. Meriwether Hills is collecting rent on a unit that was paid for in advance by me.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund of the rent I prepaid dating back to my illegal lock out on February 24th.

Business

Response:

We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front. We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, 2016 letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out. The penalty stated in the lease for breaking a lease is 30 days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit. After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $940 we already sent back to you we come up with $5,446 that we owe back to you. We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office. Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(15 days pro-rated): $471.7530 Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $940 Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12,640 Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back: $5,446

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response offer 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.

Meriwether Hills is withholding the amount of a security deposit based on a clause in my lease that doesn't exist and I have an email confirming that my security deposit would be returned in full, have already received and cashed the check. Refund of rent is a separate issue from security and I don't believe it is fair to reduce my rental refund based on a clause that doesn't exist and contradicting the already settled matter of return of security deposit. I'd like the $940 deduction of security deposit from the rent refund removed and the full amount of rent I prepayed returned. I will stipulate that the penalty for the lack of 30 day notice is fair. But anything beyond is unreasonable and not part of the original lease I signed.

Regards,

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response offer 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.

I was told by Meriwether Hills Property management that I would be receiving a refund of pre-paid rent while a Revdex.com complaint was open. The complaint was closed and I never received the refund offered. The refund was supposed to be mailed April 18, 2016. I contacted Meriwether Hills property manager again early May to inquire about the refund and STILL have not received the check.

Regards,

[redacted]

Business

Response:

As we responded before we are responding the same way. We are willing to write a check for $5,446 as we stated in our last response. We were informed by Revdex.com that you had not responded to our response so they closed the case. We need you to respond letting us know that this is agreeable to you and where you want us to send the check. We feel this is fair and reasonable as we stated on our last response which we will paste here again. This message originally read on 5/9/2016 We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front. We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, 2016 letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out. The penalty stated in the lease for breaking a lease is 30 days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit. After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $940 we already sent back to you we come up with $5,446 that we owe back to you. We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office. Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(15 days pro-rated): $471.7530 Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $940 Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12,640 Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back: $5,446

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution would be satisfactory to me. I will wait for the business to perform this action and, if it does, will consider this complaint resolved. I have responded to [redacted] directly. I have a third party picking up the check tomorrow

Regards,

[redacted]

Review: I rented a townhouse October 1 and prepaid a years rent. I moved because of a personal/domestic violence issue. My locks were

changed and my townhouse rented on March 1st to the [redacted] family and yet none of my prepaid rent was refunded to me. Meriwether Hills is collecting rent on a unit that was paid for in advance by me.Desired Settlement: I would like a refund of the rent I prepaid dating back to my illegal lock out on February 24th.

Business

Response:

We are sorry for any misunderstandings with this situation as we rarely ever rent to someone who pays the full years rent up front. We have an email that you sent to us on January 25, 2016 letting us know that you would be breaking your lease and moving out. The penalty stated in the lease for breaking a lease is 30 days notice still needs to be met, an extra months rent on departure, and loss of security deposit. After adding all the things up(time you rented here and penalties) including the $940 we already sent back to you we come up with $5,446 that we owe back to you. We can write you a check on this upcoming Monday(April 18) for that amount and we can mail it to you or you can come pick it up at the office. Here is a more detailed account:October Rent: $975November Rent: $975December Rent: $975January Rent(15 days pro-rated): $471.7530 Days Notice: $943Extra Month Rent: $975Security Deposit: $940 Total needed to be paid: $6,254.75Paid up front by you: $12,640 Total owed by us: $6,386Already paid back: $940Total left to pay back: $5,446

Consumer

Response:

I have reviewed the response offer 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.

Meriwether Hills is withholding the amount of a security deposit based on a clause in my lease that doesn't exist and I have an email confirming that my security deposit would be returned in full, have already received and cashed the check. Refund of rent is a separate issue from security and I don't believe it is fair to reduce my rental refund based on a clause that doesn't exist and contradicting the already settled matter of return of security deposit. I'd like the $940 deduction of security deposit from the rent refund removed and the full amount of rent I prepayed returned. I will stipulate that the penalty for the lack of 30 day notice is fair. But anything beyond is unreasonable and not part of the original lease I signed.

Regards,