'We moved out without telling them': Intrusive landlord enforces monthly inspections, tenants move out, forcing him to scramble

Apartment drama is one of the few conflicts we can all relate to. Most adults starting out in their early twenties have had to deal with abysmal living situations. That could be nightmare roommates, noisy neighbors, unlivable conditions, and actively counterproductive landlords.

The thing about landlords is they are never present when you need them to be but they are ever-present when they need more money from you. These tenants certainly learned the hard way what can happen when you're living under the roof of an intrusive landlord. He started enforcing mandatory monthly inspections, not because of anything the tenants were doing but because of other tenants in a different unit. Why should these guys have to suffer as a result of their landlord's total negligence with regard to someone else?

Just when this landlord thought he had control of these Redditors, they remembered that at the end of the day, they could just leave, which is exactly what they did. Keep scrolling below for the full story. For more stories like this, here is one about another tenant's revenge on their neighbors.

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