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Landlord charged tenant for $XXXX amount instead it should be $XX with different than tenant's given move out date. They charged almost thousand dollars more than what it should be. Tenant found this when actual bill was received in email. Bill is having pro-rated amount with the new renewal dates in the lease which tenant never confirmed. At this point tenant updated landlord with the same original move out date to be unchanged, landlord denies to do anything about it.

Here is the series of events.

1) Tenant updated landlord with the move out date at this June 12th ( Time:last week of April)

2) Tenant updated landlord that he has found another place, Then new place is available 2 weeks after current move out date , although he will be able to confirm in the weeks end (May first week)

-----> Landlord said it is OK and issued a moved out notice to tenant in advance, although tenant did not confirm the move out date yet

(I have the email for this as a proof)

3) Tenant went in person before two days of deadline, asked landlord he would get the confirmation of new move out place by Monday (Next business day of the deadline, May 6th)

-------> Landlord said yes, no later than Monday

4) Tenant goes Monday Morning first thing to meet landlord, confirms the move out date to be the same June 12th no change to increase two weeks (Time May 11th)

------> Landlord says yes, that is OK

Please Note: landlord did not (never) mentioned to tenant that his lease is extended for 2 weeks and prorated charges, There is no proof tenant has for renewal and extension

5) At this point when I got the bill of rent in mail, I found the rent more than my current monthly rent $1473 instead it should be close to $515. Tenant got shocked by the rent amount, he emailed and called the landlord about the bill. Tenant mentioned not to change move out date until tenant confirms ((May 21st))

6) Tenant received the response at May 26th, so late than expected. He said the amount is right in email. Tenant's lease end date is unchanged June 12th. When tenant complained on call, landlord got angry, speaks inappropriately in bad manner and hang up the phone. Very rude behavior. Tenant does not know what to do to avoid landlord additional charges. This is completely wrong and unfair. landlord did change it.Landlord now mentions to tenant that he renewed the lease (May 22nd)

Landlord denies the fact that he agreed to be updated on Monday, as I already did this (Next business day of given date May 11th). Tenant thought he had given the move out date to landlord Monday 11th as planned and everyone is on the same page.

Practically landlord is adding prorated rent for June 13-June 27, which tenant never confirmed. Tenant only confirmed to stay till June 12th, the original move out date.

Even the calculation is wrong -It should be close 160 dollars less than pro-rated charged.

Tenant cannot pay the amount after June 12 date which he confirmed. The amount is higher than the regular bill even higher than monthly rent, tenant had updated landlord several times via emails and personal meetings that he would move out with the original date June 12th, Landlord denies it with unusual billing charged to tenant.

This is a big concern for tenant not even rent but what would happen to the security deposit from tenant, will he get the deposit amount or that also would be ripped off by the landlord??

Tenant does not know where to complain at property management level.

Reason of review: Bad quality.

Monetary Loss: $950.

Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution.

Morgan Properties Cons: I do not recommend them.

Location: Camp Hill, Pennsylvania

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Jaquin Ruk

Very poor business practices!!!! RUDE...RUDE...AND MORE RUDE

kboland

Hi Harry-thank you for your post on pissed consumer and a few other social sites. We do send out renewal letters 3 month prior to the lease renewal to give you time to contact the office and make a decision. I have spoken to the property manager who stated that he has spoken to you concerning this.

Denee Pdn
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Thanks Kboland for looking into this.

The concern here is the property manager should not renew the lease unless tenant confirms. I was not informed on lease is renewed in the first place until I received the bill after 3 weeks!!

with unknown pro-rated amount. The move out date/lease end date was supposed to be the same since the last renewal, as I discussed above details in point #4.

(I have emails for the same mentioning I have not confirmed this, I have also communicated this in the personal meetings when it all happened)

I believe I have never missed any communication. I met in the office personally more than 2-3 times to keep everyone updated in the same matter since the beginning.

I had confirmed all of this 3 weeks earlier before the bill arrived. Only issue was two weeks extension which I never confirmed. I did communicate this NOT to extend it and keep the same end date for lease as it is. Why should it be changed?

The another real concern is as I mentioned in point #6 above in the details. Yes, The property manager spoke with me after few days who did exasperatedly hang up my phone last time saying the bill amount is right and I have to pay this. He has mentioned now to correct the billing in next 2-3 business days.

I have marked this issue as resolved in this review.

It should be displayed as resolved. Thanks for follow up.

Denee Pdn

This review is for for the clarity to the viewers-

Camp Hill Plaza Apartments,

121 November Dr, Camp Hill, PA 17011

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