The Revington Apartment Lease Dispute
Note: I posted the same content on Google Reviews about two weeks ago, but it disappeared a few days ago.
Lease Period: August 30, 2024 - August 31, 2025
Date of Move-Out: August 15, 2025 (two weeks early)
Respondent: Local Leasing Office Manager, The Revington
Amount in Dispute: $5,233.87 (charges for September 1 - October 18, 2025)
1. Overview
This statement summarizes the events surrounding my lease termination and the unprofessional conduct of The Revington's local leasing office manager ("Manager"), which led to unjustified financial charges. It documents miscommunication, negligence, and the imposition of over $5,233.87 in rent after I had vacated the apartment and fulfilled all tenant obligations.
2. Timeline of Events
Early May 2025
* I personally visited the leasing office to give notice of my intent to end my lease on August 31, 2025.
* I also mentioned our plan to seek a nine-month lease for our next housing. The Manager said it was "too early" to handle and would follow up later.
* No follow-up occurred until I reached out again in July. I reasonably believed my August 31 termination was recorded.
July 10, 2025
* I emailed the Manager explaining that I could not confirm renewal until late August due to a family health matter.
* In the same message, I asked if a nine-month lease (rather than 12 months) would be possible.
* The Manager replied "yes" but provided no further guidance or deadlines.
May - August 2025
* I met the Manager several times in person. She never mentioned renewal requirements, lease deadlines, or next steps.
* At a Revington community dinner hosted by UniBank, I again told her about my uncertainty regarding renewal. She replied, "That's fine," and offered no further instruction or documentation.
August 15-25, 2025
* My daughter's ENT visit confirmed severe allergies during our stay. The physician recommended relocation.
* On August 15, I emailed the Manager stating we would vacate two weeks early for medical reasons. She responded by sending a vacancy form, which I returned on August 18, asking when I could return the keys and garage opener.
* She never replied.
* I drove to the leasing office to return the keys; staff said they must be handed to the Manager directly, who was unavailable. This wasted two hours of travel.
* The next day, I emailed again requesting a call to finalize the key return. The Manager never responded.
September - October 2025
* Despite vacating on August 15 and paying rent through August, I was billed $5,233.87 for September 1-October 18, including a rate of $3,338/month + utilities, which exceeds my actual rent of $2,238/month.
3. Supporting Evidence
I can provide documentation upon request, including:
1. Email correspondence with the Manager.
2. Proof of in-person lease termination notice (May 2025).
3. Records of full rent payments through August 2025.
4. ENT physician's allergy report and recommendation to relocate.
5. Evidence of attempted key return and lack of Manager response.
4. Tenant Performance and Good Faith
During my one-year tenancy (August 2024 - August 2025):
* Rent was always paid on time and in full via automated payments.
* The unit was vacated early, left clean, and in great condition.
* I contributed to the community by voluntarily collecting trash around the property and nearby LAZ Parking area.
I acted in good faith throughout my lease term and fully complied with all tenant obligations.
5. Summary of Issues
1. The Manager failed to follow up or provide oral or written instructions on lease termination despite multiple requests.
2. The Manager ignored all communications regarding key return and move-out logistics.
3. The Manager imposed charges beyond the lease end date, at 1.5 times higher-than-contracted rate, without explanation.
4. These failures directly caused financial harm totaling $5,233.87.
6. Requested Resolution
I respectfully request that The Revington's corporate management:
1. Reverse and refund all improper charges applied after August 31, 2025.
2. Provide written confirmation that my lease ended in good standing.
Update on 10/20/2025:
Misleading Communication from "The Revington (Owner)"
After my initial review on 10/15/2025, I received a public response.
Following this message, I emailed TheRevington@gables.com on 10/16/2025 seeking to resolve the matter directly. However, I received no response.
When I met with the manager in person on October 17, 2025, I asked to speak with the owner. The manager's reply was, "What do you want?" When I explained that I had followed the instructions from "The Revington (Owner)" on Google, she responded that "there is no owner, and the message is generated automatically by a machine."
The public message appeared to be a genuine offer from the property's owner to address resident concerns, yet it turned out to be a deceptive automated message. Such misrepresentation is misleading to residents and the public. read more