landloard tennant problem

[FishnGrega]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Absolutely. One my final walkthrough with the landlord or property manager, I make them sign a receipt for the keys and initial what, if any charges, that will occur.

Can't trust anyone now-a-days.

there's a lot of gray area when it comes to landlord and tenant laws.

[MotoXcowboy]

thanks I appreciate all the responses. We are all moved in even the internet is on now at the new place. a lot nicer here. I/G told them to come over and talk to me if they had any problems before we left, they never did. As I/G said, they wrote us a response full of b/s they pulled out of their ...

this was a good one though, with the dryer they said they told us we could/ in otherwords,,, "had" to buy a propane dryer since the 220v was down. yeah ok. im gonna go out buy a whole new dryer b/c you dont want to put a bigger breaker box put in. The place was advertised with the 220v dryer outlet, I want my 220! Also funny.. he was so lazy he didnt even bother taking the 220 wire and outlet out of the walls..its still there. (like i said earlier he kept sayin we're gonna fix it...)

We're done with that place, took me 6days. and they can keep the security deposit. i wouldve screwed them longer with time but our new place is 300x better, why wait...

I/G is going to send them the keys certified with a notorized letter or something..

pauls, the scumloards already have it advertised on clist. lets just say anyone renting in exeter beware! pm if you want more details...

[FishermanTim]

Maybe an "anonymous" tip to the housing inspector regarding the wiring issue could be warranted. You know, as a parting shot to what turned out to be a "landlord from hell"