Charnae Wynn entered into a lease agreement with Ash Properties to rent a commercial space in December 2020. She says she spent more than $250,000 to renovate it.
Charnae Wynn is the owner of Infinity Salon Suites. She admits she was late paying her rent for September after giving birth to her first child, but Wynn says she tried multiple times to make good on her payments and was met with no response.
"I saw girls with their hands over their head. You see people crying. It was just really a traumatic experience to be honest. I know it was a lot for those tenants to go through. It was a lot for me to see and experience in that moment because I care about these people," Wynn explained. "I do feel like it was depicted that we were taking money from them and not paying the rent and that wasn't the case. It just wasn't the case," Wynn added.
In June 2022, Wynn sent emails asking for the lease to be amended to reflect the verbal agreement, after receiving a call from an Ash Properties representative asking her to turn over the keys to the property. "Next thing I know, there's a sign on the door in September saying we're being evicted," Wynn added.
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