Liquidretro t1_iuix220 wrote
I'm in your camp here they screwed up, and the right thing would have been to refund you and everyone go on their way. Whatever admin costs they incurred well that would be on them here, as you did nothing wrong.
You really need a copy of their policies. It should be a part of the application and other paperwork you filled out. The language there determines if this is small claims court or a credit card chargeback (assuming it's credit card).
You should also look up what your state/cities renters protection laws are to see if there is anything there that helps you.
The unfortunate thing is regardless of the outcome here, if you have to take legal or credit card chargeback actions, you probably get blacklisted from this company's rental units, which isn't in your advantage long term but may not be a huge loss either.
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FireBeyond t1_iujet72 wrote
That doesn't make sense. The manager says they don't have a similar unit and he'd have to downgrade.
"Hey, I know you were looking for 2br apartments, and we said this one is available, just apply for it. Oh, no, we actually have only a studio available, accept the downgrade, thanks."
Can still say 100% their fault, absolutely.
itsdan159 t1_iujsyp9 wrote
Contracts assume people are acting in good faith. Taking an application fee for something OP couldn't apply for isn't acting in good faith.
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