If the apartment manager and the management company are refusing to return security deposits then I think that is cause for legal action. If true, and I will find out when I leave, I'll most assuredly pursue legal action, and would highly recommend against moving to Cabot Cove.

User Responses
From: Anonymous	Date: 06/05/2009
Is there really a complex that gives back deposits?? I sort of anticipate not getting a dime back. Cabot Cove now only requires an $87.95 deposit which they say up front is non refundable.
From: paulrichm	Date: 08/23/2009
I would dispute that previous statement about complex's not giving back deposits as a matter of course - they must justify all deductions and you CAN challenge anything. I got $40 deducted from my deposit because of two holes in the carpet - holes that were there when I moved in, but didn't specifically identify on the move in paperwork, so I accept I've lost that. However, I did get back the remainder of the deposit BUT take a close look at your final statement, by default it states money due to Oakwood - for me someone had to use white-out and hand write in that it was a refund.....that should suggest something to you.............

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