The Oasis at Regal Oaks Apartments

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Regal Oaks Apartments did not furnish proof upon lease signing that the apartment was free and clear of any and all infestation. In fact there is no proof that the apartment was treated prior to move in. I informed the apartment complex of the filthy carpet upon my move-in inspection and submission of documentation. If you review that documentation you will see that their were several problems which includes but is not limited to dirty walls, cracked ceilings, etc. which was the condition of the unit upon move in. You will see that they have changed me for the same issues that were there when I moved in with the exception of the blinds replacement which is less than 45.00 at local and near by stores. Unsafe" flooring is the apartment complex responsibility because it can hold anything including but not limited to infestations. Per policy the apartment complex always changes the carpet for new tenants moving in, but I was denied this service because they said I was on the third floor. Per statue 42 section (8) which has to be carried out as the apartments responsibility to repair and or replace said unsafe flooring. The formal inspection was supposed to occur on 4/15/2019 prior to my move out. On 4/11/19, 4 days before inspection, you will see correspondence but NOT denial of entry for the inspection. I never refused the inspection per the previous documentation submitted which is email correspondence proof, but the apartment complex chose to take advantage of that email to charge 70.00 under false pretenses. Regal Oaks did not inform me via written notice that I needed to set-up an inspection walk through with the property as previously expressed and notated on page #13. This is despite giving the office a formal move out notice on 3/30/2019. In my review of the documentation submitted from Action Pest Invoice *** only stipulates that a service was performed at the request of the apartment complex dated 5/2/19, it doesn't state that anything was found. Based on their decision to supply this information as proof with no other back-up to substantiate treatment. They shall NOT BE ALLOWED to falsify further documentation as proof. The fact is if they had it to began with it would have been attached. The apartment complex does this with all of its tenant to get additional funds from the tenant exiting the unit. I have seen them treat 3 apartments in the same building with no proof of their claims. Invoice #*** stipulates denial of entry for inspection on 5/1/19 and renders NO RESULTS despite the apartment complex having the keys to the unit and the tenant having been vacated as of 4/30/2019. This is further proof that the charges are bogus. The apartment complex can only charge 70.00 if the inspector was not allowed to perform the inspection to check for bedbugs. The apartment complex had possession of the apartment as of 5/1/19 so services could not be denied and there should have been proof of their claims but there is NONE. When I spoke to the leasing agent in charge she even admitted that she took my email as denial of service and cancelled the inspection. Clearly if she had read the email it says they were allowed to perform services.

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I have multiple forms of proof that proves otherwise. I will settle the matter in xxxxx County Small Claims Court!

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Still waiting for the pre move in inspection document showing my unit was inspections prior to move in. Also all these documents arrive to my forwarding address or email.