is that a broken lease with Apt

[Anonymous]

i leave it to the legal experts to determine if a case can be made against given the evidence. If and when i hear a YES or NO then its for me to determine if i want to go small claims court or pay and be done with it.

at this time i just see myself as collecting evidence and building my case/leverage? we will see what comes of it? In Texas the apartment associations have lots and lots of leverage and its very very difficult to get anything unless its a discrimination complaint/filing. Anything outside of their Texas association legalese you would not find a JP (Justice of Peace) court or a district judge to side with the consumer. Thats why a good lawyer would know if a case is to be made whether for FDCPA violation or no notification? i leave it on experts to determiine that

[Anonymous]

Posting the same topic multiple times won't get folks to agree with you.

Anytime you move you should file a change of address with USPS. You run the risk of missing bills and other important mail. It can even be done online.

You didn't send your request certified so there is no proof of your mail date. The 60 days is from when they receive it. They also need to mail before the 60 days. They won't be held responsible for mail delays.

You have no proof of how you left the place so it will be hard to disprove their damage claims. To be honest compared to most of the leases I have been in the fees are rather small.

It's best you just get you legal consultation and be done with it.

[taxi818]

They will charge you for not cleaning out bath tub. All types of things. you might think they are ridiculous. But they don't. I would just try and setting and pfd to get it off. Would cost more trying to fight such nonsense. 

[Anonymous]

i have an official letter from USPS notifying of the change of address with date of forwarding mail. It lists as move in date of the next day from when i actually moved out.

I made a dispute via Equifax on 17th November, 2015. I disputed as account was not mine. The CA responded with a letter identifying the account and charges upon my dispute with Equifax. Just a few short days later, Nov 20, 2015, I send out a TX TFC 392 request for validation to the CA. They have responded back to me in response to my dispute of Nov 17 with Equifax but have said nothing so far regarding my request for debt validation on TX TFC 392 from my mailing on Nov 20, 2015.

Should my TX TFC 392 request be responded to or should i think that the response i got from dispute i placed with equifax satisfies the TX TFC 392 debt validation request.

I have lived at the place for 5 years, what they are claiming is just not cleaning but so many things that if the walls had paint peeled or bath tub needs re-surfacing they have charged me for it. If the kitchen sink was leaking they want me to fix it or pay for it. The apt complex is owned by a private company and not one of the banks/REIT's. 

You are right about not sending my debt validation request certified mail or have proof of when they received it back in Sept 2015, however, i m betting on them requiring to notify me of an outstanding bill before it can be sent to collections. 

BTW i m not expecting different results positing multiple times.

[Anonymous]

what do you think happens if i only send them $66.92 in past due water bill. mark it as paid in full and settled. will it work? 

[myjourney]

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@Anonymous wrote:

what do you think happens if i only send them $66.92 in past due water bill. mark it as paid in full and settled. will it work? 

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DO NOT send any money until there's a resolution 

Paying it now if it's on your CR's would only cause it to update and could have an effect on the DOFD

[Anonymous]

thank u thank u i did not think of that.

that changes dofd and sol? interesting?

pfd only in writing will now make me pay them? 

keep hitting hard until i get a PFD? only option i think