I am disputing portions of the $507.50 in move-out charges.I lived in the apartment for approximately two years. I understand that I can be responsible for damage beyond normal wear and tear, and I acknowledge that there were specific areas of wall damage that may reasonably require repair. However, I dispute being charged for full-room repainting when the majority of the paint condition was normal wear and tear from living in the apartment for two years. The paint was also very low quality and would stain or mark very easily, even with minor contact or water.The statement charges me $225 for “Full Paint (Bedroom)” and $132.50 for “Full Paint (Common Area).” I understand that specific damaged sections may need to be repaired, but I do not believe normal wear and tear should result in the cost of repainting an entire room. I am requesting an itemized invoice or documentation showing the actual work performed, why full-room painting was necessary, and how these specific amounts were calculated.I also dispute the $25 turn cleaning charge for the bedroom and $25 turn cleaning charge for the common area to the extent that these charges are for ordinary cleaning that would normally be performed between tenants. The documentation provided does not establish that there was excessive cleaning or cleaning required beyond normal turnover. Please provide an itemized explanation and documentation supporting these charges.I am not disputing legitimate charges for actual damage beyond normal wear and tear, such as reasonable repair of specific wall damage. My dispute is specifically regarding charges that appear to be for normal wear and tear, full-room repainting, and routine turnover cleaning rather than documented excessive damage or cleaning.Please review these charges and provide supporting invoices, photographs, and an itemized explanation of the actual costs incurred.

I was charged for not cleaning the bathtub floor, although I used any and every cleaning product to clean off the smudges, and it did not come off. It has been there since I have moved in.

i understand all charges, could you remove the last turn damage fee for $50. It includes no description or explanation of why it was added. Also would it be possible for the fee to be reduced for the full painting of my room. I know 2 areas of 2 walls were messed up due to removal of pictures but I don’t agree with being charged for a whole entire unit repaint.

Firstly, the mailbox key charge stated it was $10/25 on the move out sheet. Now it’s $35. The “furniture” you charged me for was already there prior to me moving in. The trash wasn’t there when I moved out, there was still a resident in that apartment. Also the parking decal won’t come off my car if you all would like to pay to have it removed I’ll be your guest. But Roma told me it was fine if it didn’t come off. So I wouldn’t be charged my statement should only say $100 at MOST.

So the shelf left behind belongs to Jaskaran S. Sohal. He moved out few days before me. He mention talking to one of the apartment representatives, named, Angle, and informed me that she has allowed for him to leave behind. You contact him at this number: +1 (864) 285-2985

The claims of the walls needing "light paint" and cleaning for the tub are fabricated. The tub was stained on move-in, otherwise it was clean. I cleaned it several times with hard cleaners and was unable to remove the stains that existed before my move-in. The wall that's being shown was not scuffed or in need of "light paint" as described. I have multiple pictures of the condition of the room upon move-out. This is a complete fabrication to avoid paying the refund for deposit. I have had several issues with this apartment complex, including being assaulted by it's security team. They need to be investigated for this fraud.

I am requesting that the repainting fee charged to my account be reconsidered and removed. The condition of the walls when I moved out reflected normal wear and tear from living in the apartment for 3 years, rather than excessive or intentional damage.Before moving out, I made an effort to leave the apartment in good condition by spackling small nail and screw holes so that the walls would be ready to be painted. I did this as a courtesy and to make the turnover process easier, not because the walls had been excessively damaged. Additionally, some of the holes and imperfections in the walls were already present from previous tenants and were not caused by me.I understand that apartments need routine touch-ups or repainting between tenants, and I do not believe I should be responsible for the cost of standard repainting associated with normal wear and tear. In fact, by filling the small holes myself, I made an effort to leave the walls prepared for the normal painting process that would occur between residents.For these reasons, I respectfully ask that the repainting charge be reviewed and removed from my account. I took care of the apartment during my tenancy and made a good-faith effort to leave it in appropriate condition when I moved out. I would appreciate the opportunity to resolve this charge fairly.

The living room damage did not come from me. It came from past roommate I should not be obligated to pay for something I did not do.

The marks on the wall are not damage to the drywall. They are simply surface scuffs that can be resolved with repainting. With drywall, even sitting against the wall lightly or brushing against it can leave a mark. This is normal wear and tear, and I do not agree to being charged for repainting due to these minor marks.As for the microwave, it is not damaged. The only issue mentioned is the lightbulb per what you guys sent. The lightbulb was working and was not out at the time of my move-out. Therefore, I do not agree to being charged for replacing a lightbulb that was not defective or missing when I vacated the apartment.Please remove these charges from my move-out balance, as I do not believe either item constitutes tenant-caused damage.

I am disputing a common area charge that was placed on my account after move out. I lived in the apartment for a year, whereas my other two roommates lived in it for two years and already had decor in the living room set up prior to me moving in.