Essay about faces of tundra

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October 10, 2014

Mrs. Julie Lekhart
Undertenant
116A Richbel Rd.
Larchmont, NY 10538

Mr. Ernest Lekhart
Co-signer and Guarantor
16 North Chatsworth Ave.
Larchmont, NY 10538

Mrs. and Mr Lekhart :

I feel obliged to write to you with regard to the rent payment due for the apartment at 116A Richbell Rd., Larchmont, NY 10538.

As I mentioned to you through our lease agent, Mrs. Pilar Finnell, there are several monthly installments for the appartment that remain unpaid. Please find attached the Bank statement of my account of this year, showing the deposits made by you.

According to the Bank statement, the partial payments you made during 2014 are as follows :

January 13 $1,063.00 ($837.00 deducted for the purchase of a new dishwasher)
February unpaid
March 20 $1,900.00
April unpaid
May 2 $1,900.00
June 20 $1,000.00
July unpaid
August 18 $1,900.00
September unpaid
October unpaid

It is clear from the Bank statement that the rent for the months of February, April, July, September and October 2014 ($9,500,00) remain unpaid.

In order to deduct the amount you paid for the purchase of the new refrigerator for the apartment in the month of July, my lease agent has asked you to provide the receipt, but she hasn’t received an answer to date.

In addition, when payments were made, most of them have been made after the 10th day of each month. As per the lease agreement, monthly installments are due on the 10th day of each month. If any

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