Business ProfileforCaVentures, LLC

My son was a resident at **************** for two years. On 07/31/2023, when the lease agreement ended, he vacated the unit that same date after having living in a building that had a flooding and the repairs took 6 months. My son returned the key at ***** AM, as he thought that the deadline was 12 PM. The management of the building, sent me an email asking us to pay an extra $183.13 for a delay of 3 hours as the deadline to render the key was at ***** AM, I contacted ******************************** who was fully aware that my son has a disability and confirmed that after two years living at the property of which 6 months were in a poor and noisy environment during the repairs of the flood, we never complained even though the adverse conditions affected my son's health. This was her response: " You are correct in stating that the rent amount is incorrect as we prorated the RENT charge to be accommodating as RENT for the rooms is actually $879 + 25% of this would be an additional $219.75. Rent in our lease is determined as a whole amount and not a prorated amount. We did provide the accommodation of taking into consideration ****** turned in keys at 10:54am which was 4 hours after the designated move out time of 8am which was calculated at a 4-hour proration of 24 hours in one day". Even though the residents of building 1 had to live in with so serious and extended inconveniences, I decided to pay this outrageous abuse and divided the extra $219.75 by 24 hours and the delay of 3 hours, because from ***** AM until ***** AM lapsed 03 hours not 4 and paid the correct amount which is $27.45. However, **************** demanded payment for a fabricated $183.13.******************************* contradicted herself and sent the inexistent debt to a collection agency, when I had already paid the delayed extra 3 hours