30 Upsetting Times When Tenants Had To Deal With The Horrible Conditions Their Landlords Left Them In Will Leave You Speechless

It's simply different when you own the property, as you can ensure it is in great condition and isn't dangerous to reside in.

It is everybody's dream to have their own space or house one day. It's simply different when you own the property, as you can ensure it is in great condition and isn't dangerous to reside in.

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Many of you most likely have experience with renting, whether it was a long-term home or a brief stay. At times, you may have noticed that some landlords couldn't care less about the leased property, as they would have assumed they resided there themselves.

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Some landlords don't have a good reputation, but there are also caring landlords who promptly fix the issues tenants have and are even good individuals with whom you can share a drink while chatting. Yet, these types of landlords aren't discussed much because they are simply ordinary, as they should be.

What people often talk about are those landlords who enter the homes of their tenants unannounced, fail to fix water leaking from the ceiling, and increase the rent over time during the agreement. These individuals are landlords who really don't care at all and have no compassion for the people who actually live in the awful conditions of their apartments.

When no one assists these individuals, they go online to vent about what they are experiencing, so we have compiled a list of the horrendous stories that people have shared online.

1. Landlord didn't like how he was spoken to

1. Landlord didn't like how he was spoken tomirandalang
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2. And my landlord will say that there's nothing wrong with the shower

2. And my landlord will say that there's nothing wrong with the showerCheddar18
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3. When your landlord refuses to handle bathroom dampness properly

3. When your landlord refuses to handle bathroom dampness properlyRenegade_Phylosopher

4. The struggles of a tenant

4. The struggles of a tenantRhysRHarper

5. A $1950/month shower falls apart, and calls to maintenance proved abortive

5. A $1950/month shower falls apart, and calls to maintenance proved abortiveseverelyhersublime

6. A rat eating through a fridge

6. A rat eating through a fridgedinorwicport

7. My first experience using an Airbnb

7. My first experience using an AirbnbDecyoo

8. Landlord denies our maintenance request

8. Landlord denies our maintenance requestclichecuddlefish

9. Now check this one out

9. Now check this one outTheBatChef

10. You can imagine this scenario

10. You can imagine this scenarioShartiTheClown

11. What the heck!

11. What the heck!AndyKCoates

12. My Airbnb has a mushroom growing on the bathroom door

12. My Airbnb has a mushroom growing on the bathroom doorsipicup

13. Where can I vent my frustrations, please?

13. Where can I vent my frustrations, please?mapperry

14. What I have to do to get things fixed

14. What I have to do to get things fixedRentingLondon

15. Purchased bed bug homes from an Airbnb stay

15. Purchased bed bug homes from an Airbnb stayluffykintail

16. Who do we lay complaints to?

16. Who do we lay complaints to?MisterABK

17. These landlords are just going beyond extreme

17. These landlords are just going beyond extremeCulture_Katy

18. We really need help

18. We really need helpCaliforniaJen1

19. The landlord gave us the cleaner on the right after we complained about the dirty sponge on the left

19. The landlord gave us the cleaner on the right after we complained about the dirty sponge on the leftProblemSelect222

20. The current state of my ceiling

20. The current state of my ceilingMikey_W_Cat

21. Just take a look at the pitiable state of this house

21. Just take a look at the pitiable state of this housekardashoon

22. My door lock for the past 3 nights

22. My door lock for the past 3 nightsSaaS_ERP_HCM

23. These landlords are daredevils

23. These landlords are daredevilsdavidowenauthor

24. My Airbnb has this toilet seat

24. My Airbnb has this toilet seatHerbert9000

25. The state of my room

25. The state of my roomfrancescaa_96

26. We live in nature's domain

26. We live in nature's domainllamasareright

27. Take a look at this private terrace

27. Take a look at this private terrace_mattswildlife

28. Another quality student let

28. Another quality student letsam_t97

29. Fixed it after I moved out

29. Fixed it after I moved outsiandocksey

30. Google that for me

30. Google that for meljwaltje

These issues ought to be fixed by the landlord, regardless of whether they aren't legally required to, as it's their property. It would be unfair to place that burden on the tenant since they won't reside there forever. Besides, tenants often pay a significant amount to be able to live there, so it is reasonable to expect that money should be used to make their homes comfortable.

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