I rented a condo for 2 years and moved after my lease was up. First- Before I moved in, I did a walk thru and noted that there were stains on the carpet, this was written on my report. When I was doing the final walk thru for moving out nothing was noted on my report regarding the carpet. Now the realtor wants to charge me for replacing the carpet because she said I damaged the carpet (she also mentioned the carpet was brand new when I moved in, which wasn't because there already were stains on the carpet). I don't feel I should be charged considering the carpet was already stained before and I highly doubt any brand new carpet has stains...She also told me the place smelled like cats. I didn't have any animals in the place except for a 10 gallon fish tank. Does she have a right to charge me for carpet replacing?
2007-10-26
08:29:01
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We noted all the stains on the walk thru report and had it signed. Now she is saying the carpet was not brand new prior to me moving in...funny how paperwork can change minds...She has 1 more day to give me my deposit...if I don't...Off to court we go :)
2007-10-29
10:29:56 ·
update #1
We noted all the stains on the walk thru report and had it signed. Now she is saying the carpet was not brand new prior to me moving in...funny how paperwork can change minds...She has 1 more day to give me my deposit...if I don't have it in my hand...Off to court we go :)
2007-10-29
10:30:23 ·
update #2