Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: marketsons1985
Lol. Aklemyst at it again, being a worthless troll interjecting his ideas where no one wants them.
Anyway, OP, I agree with max, make sure you take pics / movie of the place as you leave. My last landlord had a release clause in his lease that I took advantage of, and I did the same. He tried to tell me I owed him extra b/c I broke certain things in the apt, which I had proof I didn't. Send him the copy, and he stopped calling me.
I am not being a troll at all. I am questioning rather than the typical accepting something on blind faith and let's get it digg'd.
Facts:
1) if the g/f is a full time 'guest' they are a tenant. They should have been on the lease.
2) if they were on the lease then they could have taken the information that the rent was increased. If they were not on the lease then the LL was in the right to tell them they needed to leave.
3) Pets allowed <> pets on the lease. Almost all pet-friendly places don't allow for tenants to bring pets in without lease additions and fees/deposits made. Also many places have restrictions to number and size of pets. It's extremely doubtful his neighbor paid these fees and had two dogs on his lease.
4) I don't know of ANY pet friendly apartments that allow pets chained in front of them.
5) His stuff in the shed...obviously regardless of what the other tenants were doing, the LL didn't want the stuff there.
6) Police not getting involved even multiple times...HIGHLY UNLIKELY.
7) from first post OP mentioning getting violent with LL...CRAZY.
8) I am not sure why the g/f insists the mailman BRING her the mail, she should have provided id and saved the mailman a trip. I am willing to bet if the mailman said no...he may be the victim of a 'fist to face' incident.
I'd have moved out in July, right or wrong it makes no sense to go to war with someone that has keys and owns where you live.
I am so glad I never had to deal with this riff-raff.