Business ProfileforEquityTeam

On July 21st 2023 we moved out the house we were renting for over 3 years from Equityteam, we decided to not to renew the lease as we were presented with a rent increase of almost 10%. Not one late payment in the 3 years and after enduring multiple ongoing issues with animals in the house, trees falling on the property, flooding in the basement which stemmed from a crack in the foundation which resulted in water pouring out of the electrical outlet during heavy rains. It was disappointing to say the least. Once I reformed EquityTeam of our notice to vacate, I feared the fight that would come in getting my security deposit back. I had read the reviews online as well as looked into the civil cases against EquityTeam of others to whom they defrauded but I wanted to give EquityTeam the benefit of a doubt. Almost 30 days after moving out, I received an email stating we were getting a refund of our security deposit and thanks for taking great care of the place. Only to read further and see they were deducting $389.40 from my security deposit. I immediately disputed all but 3 of the charges. The 3 charges, I took responsibility for were for the strike plate on one of the bedroom doors as well as the two electrical outlet covers, totaling $42. I received an email about a week later saying I was getting a refund for $120 more as they dropped the broken blinds in bedroom caused from raccoons falling through the ceiling and a missing exterior globe. I had pictures of the day we had toured the place proving this globe was missing prior to us even putting an application in. But they supposedly have pictures of the place prior to move in day. Should never have seen the charge for it in the first place. They refused to give me the $215.40, I am still owed. They never once mentioned or adjusted a refund of the 10% coordinating repairs fee as well. I have included pictures of the sink on move out day that shows no clog was present that I was fraudulently charged for.