<human>: In missouri. I moved out of my apartment complex at the end of May but my lease didn't end til July 31. I removed all my furniture and cleaned the house before I left for my home state. At the end of the lease when they did the walkthrough, they found that the apartment was trashed. I know who it was because they were the only one left in the apartment after I'd left. Anyway, they charged each of use $480. This includes cleaning the common area of the apartment (we have separate leases for our rooms and share the common areas), painting the entire apartment, and cleaning my carpet. I feel that the carpet cleaning is justified because there were a few spills on the floor in my room. I talked to them about the trashed kitchen and they said that since I didn't have a walkthrough done when I'd left, that I was still held accountable for the damage done because I was still on the lease. I have all the receipts that prove that I was well out of the state by them end of July. They said it doesn't matter and I can sort of see that. 

However, when I asked about the evidence for painting the entire unit, they cannot produce any pictures. They claim that there were pictures hung on the walls which left damage when the command strips where pulled incorrectly. I told them that there was never anything hung on the walls in the common areas, so that cannot be right. I pressed further for proof and they offered to drop $60 from the amount that I owe. That isn't even half of the $200 that it cost to paint the entire unit. I don't know how else to continue with them on this matter. They don't have any proof of the suspected damage and I feel like they are trying to take advantage of me.

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<bot>: Apartment complex charging me for damage done to apartment, but when I ask, they have no proof of this damage.