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I recently completed an eight year rental period with a very large rental management in New York City. On the last day of walk through, 5 days prior to scheduled lease end date, a building employee signed off that the apartment looks beautiful and I left happily with a copy.
Two months had passed and I received in the mail "my" copy with an add on handwritten language after the paper was signed without that language to advise of a closet removal at $400 which is hereby deducted from my deposit.
While I would have done it for much less or close to nothing if I was advised on my walk through date that it should be removed, I saw no reason to do it if it looked as a "pass" to the examiner
So note- I am admitting to having a professional install an identical (material wise) extra closet - much needed - at my own expense but DISPUTING the management's forgery of the walk through papers, advise?
was the closet approved by the management company when you first installed it???
the examiner probably thought that the extra closet was part of the apartment. When the super or landlord actually inspected it they probably noticed the 'extra' closet.
as for approvals, as long as it is not a wall and one will restore the molding (down) and the paint to original, no questions asked. Either way does one murder call for a retaliation or the police? adding language on a signed doc is a forgery
as for approvals, as long as it is not a wall and one will restore the molding (down) and the paint to original, no questions asked. Either way does one murder call for a retaliation or the police? adding language on a signed doc is a forgery
Take it to an attorney who specializes in the law when it comes to rentals/leases and see what they say.
In answer to your question: YES ONE MURDER does call for retaliation (for some) and it does call for the Police all the time (or it should).
one murder call and you will be the one in jail...
I am admitting to having a professional install an identical (material wise) extra closet - much needed - at my own expense but DISPUTING the management's forgery of the walk through papers, advise? What kind of closet is this?
as for approvals, as long as it is not a wall and one will restore the molding (down) and the paint to original, no questions asked. Either way does one murder call for a retaliation or the police? adding language on a signed doc is a forgery
For it to be forgery you would need to have an intent to defraud you by the management company which doesn't seem to be the case. The company position will surely be that the employee who did the walk through was a dork.
that was simple two door white like in all rentals that was installed in the wide much wasted space foyer, exactly like the two closets already provided in the bedroom
when I said "murder" previously, I actually meant to use the wrong word, two wrongs don't make right
I'm surprised the landlord took it out. If it was professionally done and looked like the others so it belonged. You would think the next tenant would love an extra closet.
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