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Report: #737291

Complaint Review: Twin Lakes Apartments - Palm Harbor Florida

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  • Twin Lakes Apartments 31790 US Hwy 19 N Palm Harbor, Florida United States of America

Twin Lakes Apartments Dishonest, criminal, rip-off, pet fees, poor maintenance Palm Harbor, Florida

*Consumer Comment: I would make sure

*General Comment: I would still pay

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Twin Lakes apartments charges a one-time $300 pet fee (not a deposit) and additionally $20 per month for having a pet. We lived in our apartment there for 14 months and during that time paid $580 in "pet" charges alone. We also steam cleaned our carpets 2 times while living there.

At the time of our moving out, Twin Lakes sent us a "bill" for an additional $400 for carpet damage.
This was sent to us in writing. We responded to the letter letting them know that we would not be paying that money to them and that any "damage" to the carpet is just usual wear-and-tear of living in a space for 14 months.

They have since sent our "bill" to collections so my once-high credit score will now be completely ruined because of Twin Lakes' need to suck their tenants for invalid money "owed" to them.

Additionally, when our lease was up and we were still in negotiations on our house purchase, we had to do month-to-month. We ended up paying them $1200 per month with all of the month-to-month fees, etc. The apartment was in no way, shape or form nice enough to pay that kind of money for. I pay that amount for my 2,000 sq. foot house with a pool, etc.

Watch out, apartment seekers. These guys will feign to service you and handle your apartment maintenance but their "fixit" jobs are shoddy at best. It's not worth all of the trauma to live in this apartment community. They will suck you for every dollar that they can.

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#2 Consumer Comment

I would make sure

AUTHOR: mr rik - (USA)

POSTED: Monday, June 06, 2011

They really got $400 in damage.

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#1 General Comment

I would still pay

AUTHOR: brownsong - (USA)

POSTED: Monday, June 06, 2011

If your credit has been good all along and you want to keep it that way, I would just pay it. The collection company will do payments if necessary. It won't ruin your credit forever, it will just take a dip for a year or so, but then it will get back on track. It is worth it. And in the future, try to work out these problems before they go to collections. Writing a letter saying you simply won't pay is not working it out. Upon doing that, you should have known it was going to go to collections. It is a small amount, not worth ruining your credit over.

That said, congratulations on the purchase of your new home.

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