Lukes Billards

I am writing in response to a complaint filed against Princeton Lakes Apartments by [redacted].On October 1, 2012, [redacted] and [redacted] moved in at Princeton Lakes Apartments, not 2013 as stated in the original complaint. At their initial lease signing, they signed our Pet Addendum and...

agreed to pay a one-time, $200 Non-Refundable Pet Fee per pet, not $150 as also stated in the original complaint. This fee is charged in lieu of a monthly pet rent that most apartment complexes charge.At Move-Out, we ask our carpet cleaners to come in and give us an estimate for all carpet cleanings. At the time of their move-out, a black light was used and it was determined that the carpet had cat urine and would need treated. I have attached a copy of the original estimate and we have pictures if copies of them are needed.Once all the move-out charges are calculated, a Security Deposit Disposition is mailed to the resident and they are given 30 days to contact us to make payment arrangements. If no arrangements are made, then the balance owed is turned over to our collection attorneys, LB Gray.In November 2013, Princeton Lakes had a change in managers and the file was not sent to collections. After a recent audit of our collection accounts, we contact LB Gray and was informed that we were well within the legal statute of limitations of 6 years and we turned the account over for collection.I have attached a copy of the original lease, pet addendum, move-out charges, carpet cleaning estimate and security deposit disposition. If you need any other documentation or have any questions, please feel free to contact me at 317-774-1820 or email me at lat[redacted]@pedcor.net.Sincerely, Laurie T[redacted]Property ManagerPrinceton Lakes Apartments