Montage On College

Hello, My name is [redacted] ***, I am the General Manager at Montage on College Unfortunately [redacted] and [redacted] both signed a binding contract that clearly states what would happen in the event that they would like to cancelI have attached a copy of our lease agreement that [redacted] signed, as well as initialed on every pageAfter our hour cancellation period all applicants must go through our reletting process and find a new applicant to replace their lease with us Once a new applicant is found and approved we then collect a $administration fee Being the General Manager I am very aware of what my employees are taught in regards to, making student lease signers aware that the agreements they are signing are binding Regardless, on the very first page the 4th line of the lease agreement states "This is a binding contractPlease read carefully before signing" It is also up to the applicant to fully read and understand the document prior to signingSince we practice under Fair Housing we must abide by what the lease contract states We treat all applicants and prospects in the same manner If [redacted] and her roommate would like to be released from the contract they must go through the process outlined in the documents they have signed and agreed toWe encourage [redacted] and her roommate to have an attorney review these documents Please let me know if there is anything else we can do to assist in the situation.Sincerely, [redacted] ***

Hello, My name is [redacted], I am the General Manager at Montage on College.  Unfortunately [redacted] and [redacted] both signed a binding contract that clearly states what would happen in the event that they would like to cancel. I have attached a copy of our lease agreement that [redacted] signed, as...

well as initialed on every page. After our 72 hour cancellation period all applicants must go through our reletting process and find a new applicant to replace their lease with us.  Once a new applicant is found and approved we then collect a $300 administration fee.  Being the General Manager I am very aware of what my employees are taught in regards to, making student lease signers aware that the agreements they are signing are binding.  Regardless, on the very first page the 4th line of the lease agreement states "This is a binding contract. Please read carefully before signing".  It is also up to the applicant to fully read and understand the document prior to signing. Since we practice under Fair Housing we must abide by what the lease contract states.  We treat all applicants and prospects in the same manner.  If [redacted] and her roommate would like to be released from the contract they must go through the process outlined in the documents they have signed and agreed to. We encourage [redacted] and her roommate to have an attorney review these documents.  Please let me know if there is anything else we can do to assist in the situation.Sincerely,[redacted]