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04-28-2016 , 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
YES
Then pay what the lease says.
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04-28-2016 , 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
YES, the email info in Post 9 included a link to a pdf of the lease
no link in post #9
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04-28-2016 , 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
YES, the email info in Post 9 included a link to a pdf of the lease
Nice ninja edit. WTF.

If you have a fully executed copy, pay what it says.

If you don't, then you're going to have to sign a new one.
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04-28-2016 , 08:02 PM
OP,

Why are you being so evasive?
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04-29-2016 , 01:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Didace
If the amount quoted during the entire process was the lower amount (we don't know if this is true or not) then this is an angleshoot by the landlord.
A guy doesn't bother to keep documentation, nor even remember the rate, and your default advice is to contest it so he can protect himself in the event this is one of those rare times the landlord is trying to pull a fast one? Interesting.

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Originally Posted by yimyammer
gave him two choices:

1. I'll pay $100 of the electrical bill (he reimburses me for the remaining $300) just to make the issue go away.

or

2. I'll pay all the bill and you have 30 days to vacate the premises (we were on a month to month lease a this point)

He took #1
I think you handled it perfectly. However...

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Originally Posted by DrChesspain

I might start looking for ways to get him out, since you've now entrusted your property to someone who has no compunction about sticking it to someone else when he can.
This is very relevant. It's mind-blowing that a tenet would try to get a free month's worth of a utility the way he did. Combine that with it being a new tenet on a month-to-month, and I'm speechless.
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04-29-2016 , 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted by LFS
My gut feeling is that the OP agreed to rent of $X/mo, the lease agreement stated $X - $20/mo, and he's wondering whether he can hold them to the lower number.
Exactly what Im thinking.

Just tell us how much you were supposed to pay, and how much the lease shows.
LOL at trying to tell us "you dont remember the exact amount". Thats obviously bs.
How the hell do you not have copies of everything anyway?
You come across as really shady to be honest.

If you dont want to pay that extra $20 just tell them youre not paying it becasue you signed the lease at $X and see what happens. They likely can't/won't enforce the amendment.
Keep in mind this may piss off the owner (or apt manager?) and next time your lease is up for renewal you might get the shaft.
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04-29-2016 , 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Land O Lakes
This is very relevant. It's mind-blowing that a tenet would try to get a free month's worth of a utility the way he did. Combine that with it being a new tenet on a month-to-month, and I'm speechless.
I agree, this was my concern as well but I gave him an out because I was swamped with other issues and decided to kick the can down the road and hope nothing else happened.

he's been quiet as a church mouse ever since, so far, so good
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04-29-2016 , 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by cs3
Exactly what Im thinking.

Just tell us how much you were supposed to pay, and how much the lease shows.
LOL at trying to tell us "you dont remember the exact amount". Thats obviously bs.
How the hell do you not have copies of everything anyway?

You come across as really shady to be honest.

If you dont want to pay that extra $20 just tell them youre not paying it becasue you signed the lease at $X and see what happens. They likely can't/won't enforce the amendment.
Keep in mind this may piss off the owner (or apt manager?) and next time your lease is up for renewal you might get the shaft.
lol, no kidding, this is ridiculous over $20 dollars/month
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04-29-2016 , 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by cs3
Exactly what Im thinking.

Just tell us how much you were supposed to pay, and how much the lease shows.
LOL at trying to tell us "you dont remember the exact amount". Thats obviously bs.
How the hell do you not have copies of everything anyway?
You come across as really shady to be honest.

"Everything" is just a piece of paper that listed the renewal rates.

The last box of cereal I bought - I know it was probably $3.xx, but I don't know the xx. So then the store manager calls me up 3 days later and says the scanner didn't ring up the price listed in the aisle and that you actually paid $3.49 instead of $3.69, and to please drop off the 20 cents.

Why would I remember the exact amount??
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04-29-2016 , 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
"Everything" is just a piece of paper that listed the renewal rates.
I didn't realize that individual leases were required when one lives in a group home for the developmentally disabled.
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04-29-2016 , 11:04 AM
who could have predicted op would act extremely shady, hide info, and argue with everyone who doesn't align with the response he was hoping to get

were you expecting just a huge circle jerk around you of posts like "damn, you are getting screwed friend!" and "wow, you are definitely in the right here!" without offering any real information and dodging any question of substance?
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04-29-2016 , 11:16 AM
I'm not dodging anything, it's just people are using their supeduper-deductive internet powers to assume what I'm saying is false - and then going off on a tangent.
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04-29-2016 , 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by bobman0330
1) Before you looked at the lease, did you know what the rent for the apartment was?

2) Did you look at the lease before you signed it?

3) When you looked at the lease, was the rent quoted in the lease what you expected it to be?
Answers please!
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04-29-2016 , 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Land O Lakes
A guy doesn't bother to keep documentation, nor even remember the rate, and your default advice is to contest it so he can protect himself in the event this is one of those rare times the landlord is trying to pull a fast one? Interesting.
I find it just as interesting that your default is that it is just a typo. As I said, we don't know what exactly happened in this case (because OP is being obtuse) but it's just as likely that someone in the rental office screwed up and gave him the "wrong" rate all the way through and is now trying to cover their ass. I also would not totally discount the landlord trying to change it after the fact. Residential leasing can be a scummy business.
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04-29-2016 , 11:45 AM
BD,

What was the rent prior to the renewal?
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04-29-2016 , 11:50 AM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
I'm not dodging anything, it's just people are using their supeduper-deductive internet powers to assume what I'm saying is false - and then going off on a tangent.


You're dodging a bunch of valid questions itt.

You're being evasive and seemingly obtuse.

Assumptions are being made because you're not supplying facts that would help people give you valid advice.

What did the leasing office say when you asked them about the discrepancy in cost?
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04-29-2016 , 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by El Diablo
BD,

What was the rent prior to the renewal?
This is actually a good question and what I was in the process of calculating. The reason it's not straightforward is that my rent, garage fee, security alarm fee, and water bill all get combined into one monthly amount so it ends up $11xx.

Anyway, I'll end the suspense and say that yesterday I actually found the paper with lease rates and durations they sent out a few months ago, and it does say the renewal rate is $1050.

Case closed.
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04-29-2016 , 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Didace
I find it just as interesting that your default is that it is just a typo. As I said, we don't know what exactly happened in this case (because OP is being obtuse) but it's just as likely that someone in the rental office screwed up and gave him the "wrong" rate all the way through and is now trying to cover their ass. I also would not totally discount the landlord trying to change it after the fact. Residential leasing can be a scummy business.
Dude can't remember what was written on the "piece of paper" nor kept the piece of paper because it's similar to the price of the last box of Lucky Charms he bought. True, they could be like, "Yeah, this businessdude is a total wake 'n bake kind of guy with dozens of empty high-octane sugar cereal boxes in his house - let's try and **** him out of $100 for the term of his lease... he'll never know," but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt here.
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04-29-2016 , 02:01 PM
since the thread started, I've read the title as "Little league issue".

turns out I was right!
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04-30-2016 , 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by businessdude
Case closed.
This is OOT. The case is never closed.
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04-30-2016 , 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by ninetynine99
This is OOT. The case is never closed.
I think he meant to say I rest my case.
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04-30-2016 , 11:55 AM
'I rest my case.'

'You rest your case?'

'Oh no, sorry I thought that was just an expression. Case closed.'
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04-30-2016 , 01:31 PM
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since the thread started, I've read the title as "Little league issue".

turns out I was right!
Lol me too.
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04-30-2016 , 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by owster
Lol me too.
Tbh that would probably be a more interesting read.
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