I lived in two other Apartments since with same three animals and left with my deposit from both of them. I have copies of the letters from when I left those apartments. This house was distressed when we moved in. My son put hours
of work into just making the home livable. At the time I moved in I told him the carpet smelled. The pets were only in the mother-in-law apartment. The pets never went into any other part of the house accept to go outside because the
stairs leading out of the mother-in-law apartment were rotted and unsafe to use.
I never received a letter with itemized damages also a violation. He always had a way to contact me and my son as neither of our cell phones ever changed nor our email addresses. Because the property was distressed we made sure that the deposit was not put in as a security deposit but a refundable option to buy only deposit. As they agreed upon because they agreed the place was seriously distressed. The prior tenants had a large dog that even clogged the pool filter and destroyed it. So we had to repair that. I also found out that the deposit was supposed to be put into an escrow account which it was not. Because of that when the house went up for short sale we could not participate. Being that Frank
Vacaro was a realtor and Richard Incorvia went to real estate school it will be hard for them to prove they didn't know that money was supposed to be put In escrow. I am not done yet...