The Plantation

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: Enclosed please find a file with the documents supporting the following: The last signed lease contract between The Plantation and I is dated 3/21/12(see first page of of enclosed file).Parastates that contract will renew to month to month on 3/31/13, unless either party gives at least day written of termination or intent to move outOn 2/24/I found a letter taped to my front door with month and month to month lease rates.(see second page of enclosed file) On 4/1/I submitted my rent check no[redacted] in the amount of $(see third page of enclosed file) in accordance with month to month rate in the letter dated 2/24/Later that day I found another letter taped to my front door indicating a much higher month to month lease rate.(see fourth page of enclosed file).I should point out that the signatures on these letters although purportedly from the same individual do not matchI submitted my intent to vacate letter as required by the lease contract on 5/29/by USPS certified mail(see fifth page of enclosed file)In Mrs [redacted] 's response to the Revdex.com investigation she states in the second paragraph that the alleged debt was turned over to collections after one yearThis is falseI have a letter from a collection agency dated 7/27/demanding payment(see fifth page of enclosed file)This and numerous other unpleasant interactions with Mrs [redacted] is clear evidence that the treatment I received was maliciousI was a tenant at The Plantation for years I estimate I paid $130,in rents during this time; never late, never a bounced check Regards, [redacted]

Complaint: [redacted] I am rejecting this response because: I refer to my ample response dated 1/3/17, including copies of all applicable documents.Mrs [redacted] has yet to respond to her obvious lie about the report that was filed with the credit bureaus within three weeks of my leaving The Plantation and not as she claims a year later Regards, [redacted]

Mr [redacted] -If you would like the "derogatory remark" removed from your credit file, you will need to pay the balance owed and then it will then be reported as a paid collection Otherwise, you can retain an attorney and dispute the claim through the court system I have provided more than enough proof and explanation as to the validity of the debt[redacted] Senior Property Manager

Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:I refer to my ample response dated 1/3/17, including copies of all applicable documents.Mrs*** has yet to respond to her obvious lie about the report that was filed with the credit bureaus within three weeks of my leaving The Plantation and not as she claims a year later.
Regards,
*** ***

Complaint: ***
I am rejecting this response because:Enclosed please find a file with the documents supporting the following:The last signed lease contract between The Plantation and I is dated 3/21/12(see first page of of enclosed file).Parastates that contract will renew to month to month on 3/31/13, unless either party gives at least day written of termination or intent to move out.On 2/24/I found a letter taped to my front door with month and month to month lease rates.(see second page of enclosed file)On 4/1/I submitted my rent check no.*** in the amount of $(see third page of enclosed file) in accordance with month to month rate in the letter dated 2/24/Later that day I found another letter taped to my front door indicating a much higher month to month lease rate.(see fourth page of enclosed file).I should point out that the signatures on these letters although purportedly from the same individual do not match.I submitted my intent to vacate letter as required by the lease contract on 5/29/by USPS certified mail(see fifth page of enclosed file).In Mrs***'s response to the Revdex.com investigation she states in the second paragraph that the alleged debt was turned over to collections after one yearThis is falseI have a letter from a collection agency dated 7/27/demanding payment(see fifth page of enclosed file)This and numerous other unpleasant interactions with Mrs*** is clear evidence that the treatment I received was malicious.I was a tenant at The Plantation for years I estimate I paid $130,in rents during this time; never late, never a bounced check.
Regards,
*** ***

Upon move-out, Mr. [redacted] WAS NOT charged for damages but was charged for unpaid rent.  His move out date was July 1st, 2015.  Mr. [redacted] was charged 944.95 for June 2015 rent and July 1st, 2015.  Mr. [redacted] paid a total of $608.95 with check #[redacted].  This left Mr. [redacted] with a...

balance of $336.00 to which his $250.00 security deposit was applied.  He was then left with a balance owed of $86.00.  When Mr. [redacted] gave his notice to vacate, he was provided with a sheet detailing what his fees would be through his vacate date.  When Mr. [redacted] vacated, he was then mailed a certified letter (to which he claimed) detailing his move out balance.  My assistant has contacted him several times regarding the balance, to which he stated that he would not be paying.  After 1 year of no payment from Mr. [redacted], the balance owed was filed with a collection agency.On September 21st, 2016, Mr. [redacted] sent a certified letter to the management company of Plantation Apartments, [redacted], requesting that we remove this debt from his credit report.  On October 19th, 2016, I responded to Mr. [redacted]'s letter stating that this claim for money owed is valid and would stand.Mr. [redacted] has continued to claim that the previous manager, [redacted], has some sort of personal vendetta against him.  Ms. [redacted] has not been the property manager at this property for over 1 year.  After reviewing his file, I determined that the $86 debt is a valid and legit debt owed by Mr. [redacted].  Plantation Apartments will not be removing this "derogatory remark" from his credit report and will not be issuing a letter of apology as this explanation of this valid debt has been explained numerous times. Please see the attached supporting documents and correspondence with Mr. [redacted].[redacted]Senior Property Manager

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:
I refer to my ample response dated 1/3/17, including copies of all applicable documents.Mrs. [redacted] has yet to respond to her obvious lie about the report that was filed with the credit bureaus within three weeks of my leaving The Plantation and not as she claims a year later. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Regards,
[redacted]

Upon move-out, Mr. [redacted] WAS NOT charged for damages but was charged for unpaid rent.  His move out date was July 1st, 2015.  Mr. [redacted] was charged 944.95 for June 2015 rent and July 1st, 2015.  Mr. [redacted] paid a total of $608.95 with check #[redacted].  This left Mr. [redacted] with...

a balance of $336.00 to which his $250.00 security deposit was applied.  He was then left with a balance owed of $86.00. 
When Mr. [redacted] gave his notice to vacate, he was provided with a sheet detailing what his fees would be through his vacate date.  When Mr. [redacted] vacated, he was then mailed a certified letter (to which he claimed) detailing his move out balance.  My assistant has contacted him several times regarding the balance, to which he stated that he would not be paying.  After 1 year of no payment from Mr. [redacted], the balance owed was filed with a collection agency.
On September 21st, 2016, Mr. [redacted] sent a certified letter to the management company of Plantation Apartments, [redacted], requesting that we remove this debt from his credit report.  On October 19th, 2016, I responded to Mr. [redacted]'s letter stating that this claim for money owed is valid and would stand.
Mr. [redacted] has continued to claim that the previous manager, [redacted], has some sort of personal vendetta against him.  Ms. [redacted] has not been the property manager at this property for over 1 year.  After reviewing his file, I determined that the $86 debt is a valid and legit debt owed by Mr. [redacted]. 
Plantation Apartments will not be removing this "derogatory remark" from his credit report and will not be issuing a letter of apology as this explanation of this valid debt has been explained numerous times.
 
Please see the attached supporting documents and correspondence with Mr. [redacted].
[redacted]
Senior Property Manager

Mr. [redacted]-If you would like the "derogatory remark" removed from your credit file, you will need to pay the balance owed and then it will then be reported as a paid collection.  Otherwise, you can retain an attorney and dispute the claim through the court system.      I have provided more than enough proof and explanation as to the validity of the debt.[redacted]Senior Property Manager

Mr. [redacted]-
If you would like the "derogatory remark" removed from your credit file, you will need to pay the balance owed and then it will then be reported as a paid collection.  Otherwise, you can retain an attorney and dispute the claim through the court system.      I have provided more than enough proof and explanation as to the validity of the debt.
[redacted]
Senior Property Manager

Complaint: [redacted]
I am rejecting this response because:
Enclosed please find a file with the documents supporting the following:
The last signed lease contract between The Plantation and I is dated 3/21/12(see first page of of enclosed file).Para. 3 states that contract will renew to month to month on 3/31/13, unless either party gives at least 30 day written of termination or intent to move out.
On 2/24/13 I found a letter taped to my front door with 12 month and month to month lease rates.(see second page of enclosed file)
On 4/1/13 I submitted my rent check no.[redacted] in the amount of $858.95 (see third page of enclosed file) in accordance with month to month rate in the letter dated 2/24/13. Later that day I found another letter taped to my front door indicating a much higher month to month lease rate.(see fourth page of enclosed file).I should point out that the signatures on these letters although purportedly from the same individual do not match.
I submitted my intent to vacate letter as required by the lease contract on 5/29/15 by USPS certified mail(see fifth page of enclosed file).
In Mrs. [redacted]'s response to the Revdex.com investigation she states in the second paragraph that the alleged debt was turned over to collections after one year. This is false. I have a letter from  a collection agency dated 7/27/15 demanding payment(see fifth page of enclosed file). This and numerous other unpleasant interactions  with Mrs. [redacted] is clear evidence that the treatment I received was malicious.
I was a tenant at The Plantation for 14 years I estimate I paid $130,000 in rents during this time; never late, never a bounced check. 
 
Regards,
[redacted]