Let me paint you a picture of how this place does business. I moved in and they did state that you have to provide 60 days notice if you are not renewing your lease. Fast forward almost one year at 55 days before the end of my lease, so past the 60 I would have had to provide they put a notice on my door that rent was increasing. I thought it over and at 48 days I provided them with the notice to vacate. Now I had to do it through email because the office was closed because of COVID, so already past my 60 days they provide a rent increase notice and the office wasn't even open to accept the notice even if I had done it at the 60 days. So I provide the notice, had the carpets professionally cleaned (that's in the rental agreement you have to do it), turn in my key and then received word that the inspection found not damage at all. I was told there might be a penalty because I didn't provide the full 60 days notice, which is crap anyway because I didn't get 60 days notice of a rent increase, something that could definitely sway someone's decision. Whatever I just want to go along to get along so I was like okay I understand. Fast forward past the time landlords must legally return your security deposits by and I have to contact them because I haven't gotten any money back. They respond with a receipt saying that they are keeping my entire security deposit because I did not provide the full 60 days notice to vacate. Of course I'm livid but in the end I was just willing to lose that and move on just to make my own life easier. This is the end of September 2020. Fast forward till nowJanuary 2021 and I get a phone call from a collection company stating that Annhurst has placed a collection on for an additional $530 dollars. So they had 12 months of rent that I always paid early, an apartment returned to them with carpets professionally cleaned and paperwork stating there was no damage at all, and they kept my entire security deposit of almost $1000, then sent me to collections for an additional $530 because I did not provide 60 days notice. So apparently they believe since I provided notice 12 days past the 60 days the rental agreement stated, and 7 days after I was notified of a rent increase which was given to me 5 days after my 60 day notice had to be in, those 12 days they believe are worth $1530 which is more than one months rent there. The local people at the office were fine. The neighborhood was quiet. I had no complaints living there. I took care of their property and returned to them with no damage, not even the stove burner cover covers and they way they thank someone that does that is to try and steal an additional $1530 from them. The local office people might be nice, but you better understand the sneaky and underhanded bull crap their corporate offices apparently like to play. Think very hard before you sign a lease here because that is the kind of company that is running this place. read more
