Business ProfileforArlington Properties, Inc.

I enjoyed my time at Collingwood Apartments. I would love to continue living here. But, I have received a job offer out-of-state. Based on my contract, I needed to give a 60-day notice and: 1) pay all monies currently due; 2) give written notice of intent to vacate prior to the first day of the month and to take effect as of the last day of a calendar month; 3) pay all rent due through the notice period preceding the early termination date; 4) pay an additional early termination or lease cancellation fee equal to one months rent as liquidated damages; vacate the leased premises on or before the specified termination date, remove all occupants and possessions, and physically hand the keys to a Management representative; and 5) abandon, waive, and release a claim to the return of any security deposit, which shall become Managements. I went into the office on 1/8/24, and requested assistance. I also sent a written notice via email as I was told to do. I have done 1 and 2 above. I accept number 5. I requested verbally twice and once in writing to please tell me the amount I will owe so I can pay it in a timely fashion per number 3 above. I was told that I would get notice to vacate at my door and to my email, which have not arrived. From what I understand, I will owe the February rent ($1418), March prorated rent from the 60 days out ($378, 8 days in March according to the response I received), the early termination fee ($1418), and the additional utilities ($156). Can you please confirm this? I am leaving in two weeks (1/31/24) as I stated in my notice. I feel like I am being retaliated against. I need to have enough time to pay the amount ending the contract early so that I can pay per number 3 and 4 referenced above. Additionally, I want to make sure that no one will retaliate when I turn in the unit, and that no fraudulent fees are added when we do a walkthrough. I feel like I am being set up by the office here for more fees and costs than what I truly will owe.