Please remove $650 charge for 16 bags of trash. I moved out at the end of July provided pictures of a clean apartment. None staff walked the apartment when I handed my keys nor can provide with a list of belongings left behind.On 7/24 Summit emailed me saying the new apartment would be ready for move in on 7/31/2026. When I drove 16 hours back to school the apartment was in fact not ready to move into.I found a new tenant to take over the lease. That tenant currently lives there.Please remove the $650 charge.

When returning the parking tag, I was told it did not need to be returned by the people at the front desks. It was given back to me during my move out and I was told I could throw it away.

The 120 dollar bedroom damage fee was not caused by me, while I recall seeing the stains, I have no idea what caused them to appear

I know I already submitted a dispute form, but I just found my room key lol. I’m hoping I can stop by and turn it in, if not no problem

I do not think I should be charged a carpet cleaning. In that photo I can’t see any damages.

These are the charges that confused me:- Turn Damage Fee - 31. Chair Back Cover Replacement- Turn Damage Fee - 04.Full Paint - Bedroom- Turn Damage Fee - 03.Full Paint - CommonArea- electricity bill- $79In regard to the chair back replacement, I wasn't sure what that meant. I never messed with it or moved it and made sure to clean the chair. The paint in the bedroom as well as the paint for the common area. We only had some stuff on the walls, but nothing that would require pulling paint on the walls, so i was confused specifically about it being in the common area. I also didn't live at the Summit from May 3 until the lease ended, so I wasn't sure why the utility bill was almost $80.

I am writing to formally dispute the entire outstanding balance of $12,945.70 on this ledger. I reject every individual line item and demand a zero-balance adjustment for the following reasons:First, management committed an illegal lockout in direct violation of Ohio Revised Code 5321.15. On August 2, 2026, management permanently changed the locks to my unit, completely denying me physical access to my home and belongings. This illegal lockout occurred two days BEFORE management issued a notice to vacate and two days BEFORE your ledger claims my "Move Out Date" occurred. Under Ohio law, a landlord cannot illegally lock a tenant out and subsequently demand $8,500.00 in "Accelerated Rent" for an apartment they repossessed.Second, I reject all "Turn Damage Fees" and "Turn Cleaning Fees." Because management illegally locked me out of the premises on August 2nd, you directly prevented me from accessing the apartment to clean, pack, or address any standard turnover items. Furthermore, the carpets and couches are over three years old and have reached the end of their useful lifecycles.Third, Tiffany Fichter is illegally listed as a Guarantor on this ledger. Her signature exists solely on the initial, expired lease agreement. She never signed the 2026–2027 contract, and "opting her in" automatically violates the Ohio Statute of Frauds.Fourth, this entire fraudulent ledger and the illegal lockout occurred a mere three weeks after I published a negative public review regarding this property. This constitutes severe, unlawful tenant retaliation under Ohio Revised Code 5321.02.I demand the immediate removal of all charges, the closing of this account ledger, and the removal of Tiffany Fichter's name. A formal legal dispute has already been filed with your attorney, Robert Rittenhouse.

Apartment itself is great, office staff and communication is very unhelpful and poor.

The couch and chair had damage before me and my roommates moved in. My roommate Morgan Workman put those photos in her move out statement. I will be using those for mine as well.

What I’m being charged for is what already was there. I’m so confused