My apartment complex gave me the lease renewal papers and they

I believe you have some recourse legally speaking if what you signed was contractually binding, and the new paper still has your signature on it while it differs from the copy you have. If you can prove they either changed it after you signed it or forged your signature onto a new paper.

>>1608790
Take your old copy and say hey wtf why is it $30 more?
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>>1608790
Yes, contact a lawyer. They may not be very good landlords after that, though.

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Its a big corporation thing they own several properties. You think they have the Mr. Burns "wall of scary lawyers"? I feel like im going to get crushed if i try. But this feels like they are taking advantage of me despite the initial renewal was obviously a huge error in my favor...

>>1608790
You want to go to court for 30 dollars per month?

>>1608843

Does your contract have both signatures on it? If it's only yours, then it's useless. if it has both, then make sure you at least pay what is on the first contract, otherwise you would be in breach of either by paying nothing.

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The lower one is not signed by them. Dang i guess i cant really hold them to it. Unless i do what they did to me and simply switch pages and put their signed page on the other one. Seems fair since they did it to me? Lol

>>1608812

This.

You can be a nice guy and let them off the hook but they gave you a signed legal document at a given pay rate and now they must honor it.

Besides, it's not even their money. Your apartment has an owner and I assure you that owner is making a lot of money.

>>1608843
>landlord "obviously made a mistake offering rent $300 cheaper
>I signed it because I'm a skinflint and I hoped they wouldn't catch their mistake
>"Feels like they are taking advantage of me"

what the fuck did I just read