First moved into the property in mid 22'. They were great when Melissa was my property manager. She got promoted (as she should) then it all went south. To make this story short, the move out was the worst. After fighting to get an itemized list of the charges, finally I did and they charged me $15 per light bulb that was out. These bulbs were out when I moved in and I don't own a 30 foot ladder to reach them anyways. They also charged me $30 for a missing blind closer. I'm guessing a good hole new blind. First off these are still metal blinds for prob 2006 era. They all needed to be replaced before we moved in. I am in the military and have been renting for over 25 years and never once have I have any money taken from my security deposit. They are crooks just looking for every penny they can get. I would not recommend them to my worst enemy. I tried disputing the charges only to receive some BS reply about everything I wrote. Keep your money and I will tell everybody I know that's moving to El Paso to stay away from you at all cost. I will also actively try to get you placed Ft Bliss blacklist since you scan people. You should be audited for how many times you have done this to someone. Good luck and enjoy my money!
Here is a breakdown of the charges:
1. Replace burnt out/missing bulbs throughout the home $60.00
2. Cleaning pantry shelves in dining room $15.00
3. Replace missing rod on right window blind in kitchen $30.00
4. Paint to match touch up in 3rd bedroom closet and near bathroom entrance $145.00
Also, when vendors replace missing or burnt out bulbs they find us the best quality bulbs, or at the least they look to replace them with the same quality as the rest of the home has. Now, granted, they are not that expensive, but most vendors will not invoice less than $15.00 per bulb replaced and will charge more if they are high ceilings replacements. We had them change 4 bulbs throughout the home per what I see in our inspection. So, with that being said, I'm afraid I can't help to reverse those charges.
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