Business ProfileforPedcor Homes Corporation

I moved into Mill Run Apartments on July 8, 2021.The next issue included several bouts of water/mold problems. These are detailed below:? Black mold from water damage in pantry (August 2021)? Closet leakage twice (April 2022 to June 2022)? Flooding in walls (February 2023)? Water damage in ceiling (March 2023)These issues were never really fixed properly as they continued to recur throughout the life of my lease. Therefore, due to the inability of the apartment complex to fix those issues so that I could exist in a dry environment, I notified the complex on at least two occasions of my desire to move elsewhere. The first time I notified the complex was during the week of May 12, 2023. The apartment management sent lease renewal agreements out and I told the leasing agent, ******, I didnt want to renew. She responded in the affirmative and proceeded to go about her day. At the end of June, I notified *** again I would not be renewing. He responded with another affirmation. The interesting fact about both of these leasing agents is they never provided the customer service to let me know the next steps I needed to complete in order to terminate the lease. Customarily, not signing a renewal lease verifies intent of the lease not to renew, however, if additional steps are needed, it was my expectation that the agents provide me with proper guidance to draw my attention back to the terms of the lease agreement. Thinking that I provided the proper notice, I moved out of Mill Run effective July 31, 2023. However, that following week I receive notice that I failed to give proper 60 day written notice, and, because of that fact, I now owe over $1,500. This came as a shock to me as I notified both ****** and *** and neither provided a notice to vacate which, according to paragraph 6 of the leasing agreement, is available at the leasing office---the same office I went to in order to notify the leasing agents of my intent to move.