M&M Rentals D Street Settlement: Is It Legit? Read This

Did you receive M&M Rentals D Street Settlement email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.

M&M Rentals had to shell out a cool $1 million because they rented some not-so-great apartments at D Street in Salida, Colorado. And to top it off, they held onto security deposits they weren’t supposed to.

Who Is Eligible For The M&M Rentals D Street Settlement

This settlement’s got three classes covered:

Class 1: Folks who called the D Street apartments in Salida, Colorado, their home on May 2, 2017. Class 2: People whose security deposits decided to go on a permanent vacation when they moved out of 102-120 D Street apartments, 233 E. 1st St., or 117 ½ F St. anytime between April 24, 2017, up until now. Class 3: Anyone who decided to rent a spot at 102-120 D Street apartments, 233 E. 1st St., or 117 ½ F St. since April 24, 2015, from M&M Rentals.

How Much Is The Settlement

M&M Rentals didn’t fess up to anything, but they’re ponying up $1 million to put the rental class action lawsuit to bed.

Now, how much money you get depends on which class you’re in.

If you’re in Class 1, you’ll get some cash based on the damages you suffered, both economic and noneconomic. Class 2 folks will get paid based on how much of their security deposits M&M Rentals kept. Class 3 members will see some moolah based on the rent they shelled out during the class period.

How To File A Claim

If you are eligible, fill out a valid claim form before the deadline Nov. 25, 2023.

Click here to fill out a form

Conclusion

In conclusion, Cantonwine, et al. v. John G. Mehos, et al., Case No. 2018CV30021 is not a scam. Just like Memorial Health Contract Settlement, M&M Rentals had to shell out a cool $1 million because they rented some not-so-great apartments at D Street in Salida, Colorado. And to top it off, they held onto security deposits they weren’t supposed to.