By Joshua Watanabe August 21, 2011
Beware the Acre Co. According to many longtime residents in Laramie, the Greaser family is known for unethical practices, and it came as no surprise many when I told them I can been ripped-off. Upon checking out of the apartment, the landlord walked through and noted a few 'dirty' places and small scratch in the paint near a corner but otherwise stated in was in good shape. The next month I received my damage deposit back less $300. I was charged for the damage their shelving unit caused because of poor construction and charged for six hours of cleaning and painting. The pictures she (Natasha Garcia, the company representative) provided me showed nothing but a few streaks on reflective surfaces. Nothing damaged, no piles of dirt. I have a video of the apartment as I left after cleaning the entire place as well. In Wyoming, there is not definition of reasonable wear and tear; if the landlord decides that the building must look as it was just after construction then that is there right, ...read more
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