Business ProfileforLloyd Management

Lloyd Management, Brecken Place is illegally charging me $400 for a paint job to the entire 3bd unit that was not any result of my doing. A mutual early buyout agreement was signed between me and the property. The agreement states the tenant is responsible for rent and utilities until the unit is rented again. I paid everything until the unit was rented again for the last month of my lease. It also states that the tenant is responsible for damages/ move-out charges. Property Manager, *****, argued there were damages to the unit beyond normal wear and tear which was quickly disproved according to the move-out inspection. They then moved to argue the paint job falls under move-out charges. I explained there were no move out charges associated with my unit because I removed myself and all my belongings before the agreed move out date and they paid no costs associated with me moving out. They then continued to argue the paint cost against me is justified because it is a rental loss. I explained to the regional manager, *******, that a rental loss deals with the tax obligations associated with the costs to maintain the unit outweighing the costs collected from the unit. It does not have anything to do with maintenance.Legally I cannot be held responsible for maintenance or upkeep such as repainting the unit according to Minnesota Statue 13. The landlord decided to paint the entire unit on their own, therefore it is their cost. The move-out inspection stated no damages whatsoever, not even cleaning. Since the unit was so clean, ***** stated the did not even clean it for the new tenants. Lloyd Management personnel fail to correctly interpret terms of their own lease and continue to look for ways to keep my security deposit. ******* has now referred me to someone else after offering me a courtesy $200 because in her opinion, I owe them for rental loss. Explaining the definition of what an actual rental loss is, she referred me to someone else.