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B.A.C.A.H. saysWhere I live in California many (most?) water heaters are in the garage.
Being in the Northeast, the concept of a water heater not in a basement is foreign to me.
FJB says
Short term maui vacation rental: Someone bent one of my frying pans into the shape of a taco. They did a great job too! It was very symmetrical with no dents, paint chips etc.
Was it worn out? I'm thinking maybe they saw teflon chips, and decided to break it to force replacement for the sake of future users.
those people are fucking sick in the head.
Some 50 something fat Government Employee Black Woman stopped paying after first month, accused all her neighbors including my 70-sometihng mom and her 90-year old Cuban Great Grandmother neighbor - of making noise at 3AM when both are long since passed out. Oh, and the divorced single 50 something old Dentist who works on Travel Contract 3 weeks of every month and isn't even there. She also wanted them not to open the patio/balcony door at 10AM because she "Worked from home and was too loud". This building is Concrete and Steel, and 2 of the 3 apartments have laminated floors with soundproofing, the other has thick carpet.
Hircus says
FJB says
Short term maui vacation rental: Someone bent one of my frying pans into the shape of a taco. They did a great job too! It was very symmetrical with no dents, paint chips etc.
Was it worn out? I'm thinking maybe they saw teflon chips, and decided to break it to force replacement for the sake of future users.
yeah im sure that was the reason because in your world, tenants are always worried about the future health and safety of the next tenant
but where does it end
During college I had a gay roommate. I didn't realize he was gay till I'd lived there nearly a year.
Being in California the concept of a basement is foreign to me. =))
During college I had a gay roommate. I didn't realize he was gay till I'd lived there nearly a year.
Eric Holder saysBeing in California the concept of a basement is foreign to me. =))
You are missing out! I am adding you story to my long list of reasons not to move to California.
BayArea says
I rented to a gay couple once
Boy did they make a lot of nit-picky calls on things.
Also, at lease renewal time they would always remind me of how much rent they paid in the year and used that as reason why each year they should get something like new appliances or carpet.
Fuck you
I would have guessed that gays would make good tenants because they didn't have kids wrecking the place.
new green water conserving washing machine. That got old.
Sounds like the classic case of buying without vetting the purchase. Happened to my friend also on one of his first rental property purchases. If you're buying rental property, make sure to vet the existing tenants.
https://www.reddit.com/r/realestateinvesting/comments/1232kwv/my_battle_with_squatters/
My Battle with Squatters
I'm a failed Real Estate Investor.
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I rented a condo to a 50-something guy that was moving to Oakland (Rockridge) for work from the east coast. He lived in the unit for 5yrs.
I get a call from him one Saturday morning saying the kitchen sink is backed up and the disposal isn’t working.
At the time I was managing the unit. I show up to find the garbage disposal completely full to the top with orange peels and watermelon husks.
I look at the guy to see if I could find a trace of common sense in his eyes. I replace the disposal and inform him that this is not a commercial grade disposal and items like that must go in the trash.
That was one small example why I’m no longer a landlord.
I have many stories but interested to hearing yours as well.