Recent content by jiodek

I had a security deposit of $0, so they attempted to charge me for $345. When I disputed this by letter, the leasing office responded by ignoring my correspondance and sending me to a collections agency three months later. I have not paid the collections agency yet.

My question relates to a lease in Atlanta, GA. I terminated my lease on the lease end date on May 31, 2010. According to my lease, the management company was required to conduct an inspection and was required to send me prior notice of the inspection (relevant clause after the jump). On June...

Oh, it hasn't worked out yet. I "can" (i.e., am able,) to stay for thirty days, as someone above had suggested. But that statement was predicated on a bunch of assumptions I'm not willing to make. (E.g., a notice effectively changes the terms of a contract.) I agree that it would have been good...

AJ: I'm not sure to what you're referring.

I can stay here for thirty days, as my original plans had me moving at the end of the first week of May, and that was the date I provided in my notice of intention to vacate. I wasn't under the impression that providing notice that the lease moved to a tenancy at will actually changed the terms...

So is my best (only?) option is to avoid the early termination fee and just ride out the lease and suck up the rent? Granted, costs me less to do so, but paying double rent (i.e., for two different places) for a month isn't exactly the most enticing proposition ever. Also, if I take possession...

Hello, In late March, my landlord (an apartment mgmt company) posted notice that my lease would move to tenancy at will on the first day of April, about seven days later. As such, I made plans to move elsewhere and submitted a notice of intention to vacate within two weeks. The landlord...