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Complaint Review: Bryan Christopher Moon Four Seasons Rentals - Detroit Michigan
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Bryan Christopher Moon Four Seasons Rentals
34 Woodward Ave Detroit, 48226 Michigan, United States of America
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Bryan Christopher Moon Four Seasons Rentals Detroit - Bryan Christopher Moon - Deadbeat Landlord!!! Detroit, Michigan
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This man is the owner of Four Seasons Rentals in Detroit
on Woodward Avenue. I rented an apartment in a triplex on Warren
Avenue in March 2012. I came to him with 2 months deposit and good referrals from my last landlord in warren. First he showed me one unit saying the other was occupied until the 1st and that it would be ready for me. The one he showed me looked great and I signed my lease and paid him 2 months rent. I move in and from the get go things went wrong with the unit starting with the horrible conditions of the walls and ranging to the electric heaters and the stove had no knobs. The place was in poor condition. When I called him he said things would be fixed in a timely manner.
This man never followed through on a single item that would be fixed. I waited 6 months before I finally gave up and resigned myself to living in a dump.
Towards the end of my lease last January I told him I wanted to move out one month early in February. He told me many people had already contacted him about renting the unit and that my terminating the lease early would be fine. I told
him it would be fine to show the unit to anyone while I was still in there if he just gave me a days notice. He said he would rather wait until closer to my move out date. The last two weeks he never showed anyone the unit and I started
to get suspicious. When I moved out I asked him for my deposit back and he said I could not have it because I left early! What a jackass! He never keeps his word about anything! Be warned!
Jeff F.
Warren, Michigan
U.S.A.
Avenue in March 2012. I came to him with 2 months deposit and good referrals from my last landlord in warren. First he showed me one unit saying the other was occupied until the 1st and that it would be ready for me. The one he showed me looked great and I signed my lease and paid him 2 months rent. I move in and from the get go things went wrong with the unit starting with the horrible conditions of the walls and ranging to the electric heaters and the stove had no knobs. The place was in poor condition. When I called him he said things would be fixed in a timely manner.
This man never followed through on a single item that would be fixed. I waited 6 months before I finally gave up and resigned myself to living in a dump.
Towards the end of my lease last January I told him I wanted to move out one month early in February. He told me many people had already contacted him about renting the unit and that my terminating the lease early would be fine. I told
him it would be fine to show the unit to anyone while I was still in there if he just gave me a days notice. He said he would rather wait until closer to my move out date. The last two weeks he never showed anyone the unit and I started
to get suspicious. When I moved out I asked him for my deposit back and he said I could not have it because I left early! What a jackass! He never keeps his word about anything! Be warned!
Jeff F.
Warren, Michigan
U.S.A.
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4SeasonsOwn
Detroit,Michigan,
INACCURATE AND MISLEADING
#2REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, April 28, 2013
I own the management company that handles the property. I am not the landlord. It is my job to protect the owners interests. The tenant failed to mention that he owned three dogs. The owner of the property was hesitant to rent to someone with so many dogs but he made an exception this
one time. The owner was assured by the tenant that the home and the carpets would be thoroughly cleaned upon his departure.
When he indicated that he planned to move prior to the lease termination I advertised for a new tenant. The plan was to have the new tenant in place to take over the remainder of his lease. I was assured that the unit would be left clean and presentable. It was not. Due to pet odor, dog hair, filth on the walls and pet stains on the carpet I was unable to rent the property until the carpets and the rest of the unit be cleaned.
The cleaning costs and delay caused by the failure of the tenant to leave the home in rentable condition cost the owner of the property money. His costs were covered by the tenants cleaning deposit per the terms of the tenants signed lease agreement.
I know that most pet owners are responsible and dependable but sadly, after this incident, the owner of that property is refusing to rent to pet owners every again.
Bottom line: he lost his deposit for failing to clean up after his dogs, not because he broke his lease and moved out early.
