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3641 Warren St NW
Washington, DC 20008
UNITED STATES
 
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3641 Warren St NW
Washington, DC 20008
UNITED STATES
 
RATINGS
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this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord was easy to work with.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord was forthcoming and accomodating.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord communicated in a timely manner.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord addressed my concerns.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord's expectations of me were reasonable.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord conducted a proper move-in inspection.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord respected my privacy.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord promptly completed repairs.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord accurately completed repairs.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord conducted a proper move-out inspection.
this landlord has not been rated on this particular questionThe landlord promptly refunded my deposit.
zero stars (1)I would rent from this landlord again.
 
COMMENTS (1)
[25-Jul-2015] I lived in the basement apartment at 3641 Warren St NW, Washington, DC 20008 for three years. When I moved out, the landlord kept $1063.91 of my initial $1275 security deposit. The biggest expense she deducted for was to replace the kitchen floor, which she stated had a "large indelible black spot near sink; no way to repair; floor has to be replaced." I do not know what black spot she was referring to. The quote she sent to replace the kitchen floor came to $627.39. She also charged me $200 for "indentations in the rug where the sofa was, four of them quite deep and one about 1.5 inches long." She stated this was not normal wear and tear. I lived there for a total of three years, and before the third year I signed an addendum to my lease that included the statement: "cost of any needed repairs includes the Landlord's time (@$25.00 per hour) to find and manage repairs as well as the necessary time and materials needed to carry out such repairs." At the time, I didn't realize she would find it necessary to invoke this clause, but she did. She charged me $75 "to find cleaner, go get it, and clean" the oven. She charged me $131.25 to paint the walls and ceiling ["go to paint store 1 hr., evaluate walls (1/2), spackle (1/2), sand (1/4) paint (3 hours)"], and another $75.88 for the paint. This constitutes the bulk of the charges she deducted for. When I inquired about why I would have to pay for the kitchen floor, she stated that if she did not charge me for the floor, she would charge me $638.08 for a new stove (includes delivery, installation, and removal of the old stove) because of a piece of chipped paint.
 
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