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Lanna 5 month s ago
I can imagine dealing with renters can be a real pain in the arse sometimes but some of these are nuts.
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Vincenzo 5 month s ago
In many places, you can write and deliver a letter to your landlord stating the deficits, and giving them a reasonable time to fix it, before proceeding to hire someone on your own to fix it. You can deduct that amount from your rent. It is amazing how fast things get fixed when you state that.
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Chan 5 month s ago
#37. That’s minor. I wouldn’t fix it either.
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Noel 5 month s ago
There's your freedom! Freedom of free enterprise without government influence! Freedom to f@#k customers in the behind even if they're always right.
"Is My Landlord Allowed To Do This (Il)"
"My landlord is trying to raise rent as picture shows. We have a 1 year fixed lease of $550 and he is trying to increase it to $600. Is he legally allowed to do this while in middle of lease? I have read the lease carefully and there’s no verbiage saying he can raise it in the middle of the lease"
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Lanna 5 month s ago
I can imagine dealing with renters can be a real pain in the arse sometimes but some of these are nuts.
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Vincenzo 5 month s ago
In many places, you can write and deliver a letter to your landlord stating the deficits, and giving them a reasonable time to fix it, before proceeding to hire someone on your own to fix it. You can deduct that amount from your rent. It is amazing how fast things get fixed when you state that.
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Chan 5 month s ago
#37. That’s minor. I wouldn’t fix it either.
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Noel 5 month s ago
There's your freedom! Freedom of free enterprise without government influence! Freedom to f@#k customers in the behind even if they're always right.