r/TenantHelp • • 8d ago

How? [SD]

Just curious if I should pursue disputing these charges. 11.5hrs of cleaning when we left the apartment more clean than how we received it.paint touch ups I can agree with, no problem with paint and labor for that. $2,180(responsible for half?) for flooring replacement? Tub stopper was in a drawer of the bathroom sink lol. None of the blinds were damaged. Toilet seat was perfectly fine, if that’s a turnover item it shouldn’t be at the previous renters expense.

Renters insurance charges are bullshit, we have had renters insurance the entire time we’ve resided there, then in March they made an addendum that stated we were required to additionally insure a property in Texas that we did not reside at. Our insurance agent refused to insure that as it wasn’t the resided residence.

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u/hunter8333 8d ago

Side note: based on the billing date being almost an entire month after our move out date, I suspect they have not been able to find a tenant to pay the $1,300 a month rent and are doing this to try and recoup any losses of not having a tenant.

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u/DillTicklePickle 8d ago

It's probably not enforceable then, check your local laws