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Tenant Saves Landlord’s Email Saying The Appliances Aren’t His, Then Uses It Against Him At Move-Out
It’s common practice to pay a deposit when you rent a home. Unfortunately, dealing with a jerk landlord is also becoming the norm. While many tenants get their deposit back at the end of their rental period, about 10-20% never receive it.
This person had to deal with a similarly greedy landlord. When appliances needed fixing, he refused to chip in, claiming they weren’t his and that he wouldn’t pay for it. So, to get revenge on the jerk landlord, the tenant went through the lease agreement again and applied the landlord’s logic, but this time in a way that left the landlord fuming.
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A tenant asked their landlord to fix appliances, but he refused, stating that they weren’t even his
So, the tenant applied that logic and found a way to get their deposit back using said appliances
In the comments, the tenant detailed other ways in which the landlord was the classic jerk
Commenters cheered for the tenant’s brilliant revenge, urging them to take legal action as well
Other people had similar stories about dealing with insufferable landlords
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Ace 4 hours ago
Just how much was he able to sell an old (broken and repaired) washer and dryer for to make that much profit? I mean, the story might be true, but he was $300 down on the clothes, had paid to get the machine repaired, surely a minimum of at least $100, and I'd have expected his damage deposit to be several hundred as well.
Ace 4 hours ago
Just how much was he able to sell an old (broken and repaired) washer and dryer for to make that much profit? I mean, the story might be true, but he was $300 down on the clothes, had paid to get the machine repaired, surely a minimum of at least $100, and I'd have expected his damage deposit to be several hundred as well.
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