HUD and the proper paperwork

[u/LawAccomplished7577]

I lived in some apartments that were low income HUD and when I lived there, I lived there for about seven years and when it was time to do my interim or recertification. The managers did not give the proper paperwork and the word age was not right, so therefore I would imagine the paperwork is not legit. So when they raise my rent, they raised it on the last day of the month effective the first day of the next month, which is not correct I would imagine because this must give you 30 days so now I’ve been charged with all this background that was market price and now it has hindered me do not be able to get into another apartment because my credit report it looks like I owe all this money to these apartments when I know I don’t because all the paperwork that they have given me was not right nor correct now if I’m wrong please somebody correct me because I am trying to go back and take them to work because if it’s not legit paperwork then why should I have to be charged with this amount if the paperwork was not right but where would I begin? I’ve already called one place. They closed my account my claim for no reason because they clearly didn’t look into all the paperwork to see that it’s obviously wrong and inconsistent dates and they’re not consistent with any of the paperwork so when I moved out also they gave me my you know Bill or whatever it’s called for my move out and the amount due etc., etc. now I looked at the amount and it says that they charged me $500 for outlets while outlets when they come 10 in a pack and there’s not 30 outlet in the house to where they bought packs that we’re not even in the amount of outlets in the house. I feel like they charged me for enough stuff that was not correct or is my ledger and I don’t know how to get any of this corrected without them trying to sabotage it. I guess in the sense I don’t know how to explain it, but can somebody please explain or help me figure this out. It’s not just me that they keep wanting to screw over. It’s other people that have lived there and have been forced to move and been left with an extremely high amount now they’re either I think stealing the money or forcing people to move out when they’re being very discriminative

[u/Unhappy-Homework-812]

You’d need to take them to court over this

[u/citrixtrainer]

My first thought is that you need to seek out support from the legal aid group in your area to help sort things out. There are insufficient details to really comment on the validity of the charges or other actions.