Colonial properties trust is in violation of the texas deceptive trade practices act.
Have you been a victim? Did Colonial Properties force you into a cable subscription without your consent?
Colonial Properties was legally obligated to disclose all fees to you in a timely manner.
Were you baited with one rent price only to find out Colonial Properties was not being honest about extra charges?
If you were not informed of this new fee prior to the 60-day notice period or before you signed your lease you have been victimized by this 5.6 billion dollar property trust.
Colonial properties trust is in violation of texas landlord tenant law.
Under Texas Landlord Tenant Law it is not legal to? Piggyback? Late fees or other charges onto the next months rent. The law states a landlord does not have this remedy and must use another remedy to collect such fees.
Has Colonial Properties deducted late fees or other charges from your next months rent in order to claim you are late on the next months rent? If so your tenant rights have been violated.
Colonial properties trust is guilty of usury.
A landlord must only charge a late fee that is reasonable.in general $35 for a $500 is considered reasonable in the state of Texas, and all late fees combined should not equal more than? One months rent.
Colonial properties routinely charges late fees of $135 or more plus $5 a day. This is clear and blatant usury.
In addition they claim these late fees also apply to non-rent charges this is against the spirit and letter of landlord tenant law.
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