Section 8 houses for rent in Pueblo, Colorado

2022-03-02T18:12:08Z
If I could give NEGATIVE stars I would I had called to see if there were any available apartments and the manager said no and that I would have to be put on a wait list and if Im not put on a wait list then I can go find somewhere else like a 2bed at location for X or this or that I mentioned he doesnt need to be telling me what OTHER complexes are offering 2022-03-02T18:12:08Z
If I could give NEGATIVE stars I would I had called to see if there were any available apartments and the manager said no and that I would have to be put on a wait list and if Im not put on a wait list then I can go find somewhere else like a 2bed at location for X or this or that I mentioned he doesnt need to be telling me what OTHER complexes are offering since he works at this one Im asking about THIS complex not the one down the streetnnHe treated me like I was inferior to him and like it was an inconvenience to tell me about the complex THAT HE MANAGES AND INSTEAD wanted to tell me about other places I told him I wouldnt want to live there and I would never recommend this place to anyone and he said congratulations more ... hide ...

2022-03-11T18:58:56Z
We just moved in a month ago and everything has been great The Manager on site is very friendly and prompt at providing the most details to get you in quickly Wish we had found this property before wasting money on applications and waiting days for a reply I highly recommend

2021-02-21T00:19:29Z

2021-01-25T12:33:01Z
The landlord may keep the security deposit for many different reasons The most common reason for keeping the deposit is to pay for damages to the unit OVER ABOVE normal wear and tear Normal wear and tear is deterioration that occurs by living in the unit without negligence carelessness accident or abuse of the unit by the tenant or members of the househol 2021-01-25T12:33:01Z
The landlord may keep the security deposit for many different reasons The most common reason for keeping the deposit is to pay for damages to the unit OVER ABOVE normal wear and tear Normal wear and tear is deterioration that occurs by living in the unit without negligence carelessness accident or abuse of the unit by the tenant or members of the household or their guestsnA security deposit may be called a damage deposit a cleaning deposit or a pet deposit Regardless of its name if the money is given to assure performance by the tenant Colorado law appliesnIf the tenant has given the proper notice to the landlord of moving out and if the tenant does not owe any money to the landlord and if the unit is left in the same condition as when the tenant moved in except for normal wear and tearthe tenant is entitled to a FULL return of the security deposit And the longer a tenant has lived in a place the more wear and tear can be expected By Law the landlord can NOT charge the tenant so much as one cent over the security deposit regardless of the alleged damages By LAW items such as paint and carpet can NOT be charged by the landlordafter two years of the rentalnIf the landlord willfully and wrongfully keeps a security deposit the tenant may recover three times the amount of the security deposit wrongfully withheld plus costs and reasonable attorneys fees To these treble damages after the onemonth time period for returning the deposit expires the tenant must send the landlord written notice of the intent to bring a lawsuit to recover the treble damages The tenant must then wait seven days If the tenant has the intention of filing a legal suit against the landlord he or she must notify the landlord seven days before he or she does so This time window allows the landlord to return any amount that may have been wrongfully or unintentionally withheld without having to go to courtnIf the landlord fails to return the deposit within the sevenday period the landlords keeping of the security deposit is considered willful and the tenant can sue for treble damages If the landlord returns the full amount of the security deposit within that sevenday period the landlord has no liability for treble damages Remember at this point the landlord must return ALL of the deposit and cannot keep any of it for any reason Once the landlord fails to give a written explanation within the onemonth period the landlords right to keep any of the deposit is lostnEven if the landlord gives the required explanation within the onemonth time period the tenant may challenge the amounts retained and under some circumstances may recover treble damages The landlord may still be liable for three times the amount wrongfully withheld if the landlord did not act in good faith in keeping all or a portion of the deposit The landlord has the burden of proving that she acted in good faithnUnder Colorado law a landlord must return the tenants security deposit within one month unless the lease agreement specifies a longer period of time which cannot be more than 60 daysnIf a landlord has withheld any portion of a tenants security deposit the landlord must include a written itemized statement along with the portion of the security deposit that is being returned to the tenant This statement must specifically list EACH REASON as well as an explanation for deduction along with the amount deductednIf a landlord has made deductions from the deposit and he or she does not include a written statement along with very specific reasons why along with the portion of the deposit being returned the landlord may forfeit his or her right to keep the amount of money he or she had withheld as well as liable for treble damages and court feesnKnow your rights because this landlord apparently does not They called my son for an additional 1500 for carpet paint blinds and a dirty sink OVER the 1700 security deposit 3200 45 days after moving along with threats of going on his credit Theyre swindlers BEWARE more ... hide ...