BAD TENANT DESTROYS RENTAL UNIT! 🏚️👎😡

Documenting before and after photos is of paramount importance for landlords when it comes to addressing damages caused by tenants. These visual records serve as irrefutable evidence, allowing landlords to accurately assess the condition of their property before and after a tenancy. By meticulously capturing the initial state and any subsequent alterations, landlords can effectively differentiate between pre-existing damages and those caused by the tenant. This practice not only safeguards the landlord's investment but also ensures fairness and transparency during disputes, fostering a harmonious landlord-tenant relationship built on trust and accountability.

[simpleguh]

That's crazy!! People living like that and treating someone else as property so poorly!!! I'll never get it

[ava.and.jasper]

Drugs ruin more than just lives, they ruin houses too.

[Teddy]

Wow 😮 I just moved and I feel bad I forgot to clean out the condiment packets drawer from the fridge!

[ToddMagnussonWasHere]

“Tell me your tenant was section 8 without telling me they were section 8.”

[NebulaShadow]

This is so sad. I always leave the property that I am renting better than I found it.

[patmaurer]

Good tenants are so rare that I never want to be a landlord again! Then I saw my daughter leave apartments better and cleaner than when she moved in--and still be denied getting her deposit back. I guess landlords can be pretty bad, too >:-/

[cayseydouglas]

I have the opposite issue, I get all the horrible landlords. It's why I've decided to just stick to property managers.

[andrewjourdan]

I run a complex with 212 units and I’ve seen it all nothing surprises me anymore

[jenfer]

On behalf of all tenants I apologize to you. That just takes the cake. I hope you are able to prosecute

[karenhouser]

I was an apartment manager for 8 years and inspections were done every 6 months and they were billed if there was damages with a signed payment plan and still had to pay monthly rent. A security company did background checks for the owners.

[ZyferWarriorPrime]

The bad tenants often get through the screening process because landlords don't go through the entire process of eviction and judgment.

[mv]

Check them 2 times a year... this way. If they lacking.. decline renewing..

[furbabiesaremyjam-]

They have no consideration for anyone but themselves. The thing is, it's almost impossible to get any payment for damages. These people would be lucky if they had a pot to pee in!

[kaylavarela]

What the hell were they doing while living there????

[natively]

No respect a place to stay warm roof over the head and this is what they do kick them out!

[homewiththehowards]

Always do a drive by of their current address, it says a lot about a person from just the curb appeal. If it's an apartment building ask their current landlord to do an assessment of living conditions, and absolutely check all references and verify their landlord is actually their landlord and not a friend lying for them.

[FaithwalkerTodd]

Landlords need cash flow and sometimes they’re lured by an offer to move in with the cash deposit. Never be blinded by the cash because the injury will be much more than what they are offering.

[terriewoodley]

I just dnt understand people. Why would u want to live like this

[gerardodelreal]

And good tenants fall through the cracks, what a world!

[lestat]

People generally suck. I am sorry, but they do. They appear good on the exterior but inside can be the most vile.