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Cincy Rents
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citysearch c.
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CincyRents will nickel and dime you. When we moved into our Oakley unit there was a large, very old and noisy A/C window unit. It repeatedly blew the fuse in the bedroom so we decided to run an extension cord to the kitchen. We woke up to find the cord had melted leaving a stain on the carpet. The maintenance repair man came by and said the wall circuit was never meant to support the unit. They decided to install two smaller units which we were happy with. Then we got a bill with pictures of the quarter sized mark on the carpet, $135. Apparently running the extension cord was "making maintenance adjustments" and broke the lease. \r
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When we moved out we were sure to make the place spotless because we knew...they would find any reason to take money out of our deposit. I also requested that I would be present during the final walk through. Tiffany from the office returned my call about setting a walkthrough up and said it will be tomorrow at 2:00. I told her I'm working and and time throughout the week during my lunch break or in the morning would work. They did not return my calls and replied a week later saying they went ahead and did it without me.\r
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We got the bill back with pictures. $45 for erosion on the bottom of the toilet seat, which was caused by years of use. $35 for marks on the bottom of the over, which were there from a previous owner. It was not a new oven by any means. $50 for unscrewing the window units and placing them in the basement (it was January). They responded to my disagreement with pictures that were far away shots and said removing the units was an unapproved "maintenance adjustment."\r
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In addition to this, we moved out two months early and met their agreement of finding a tenant to take over the lease. After the process was completed we got a phone call, stating we have to leave the apartment vacant, while paying rent for 15 business days. I called Ohio Housing Department to see if this is legal. They said it is technically legal but they've never heard of someone needing such an extended period of time. I have no idea what they did during that time since we met the agreement of having the carpet professionally cleaned on move out. \r
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This place knows when you sign the lengthy contract you are at their mercy. Don't call maintenance, it's just another way for them to make money. There have to me more honest and fair companies out there.
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