Entitled landlord forces tenants to move out after demanding they pay for overdue repairs, leading entire neighborhood to ensure landlord can't find new tenants: ‘The house has sat empty for over a year now’

Finding a decent landlord can be as rare as finding a needle in a haystack. There's always a catch when it comes to these things. The closer the property is to how you wanted it, the more terrible the landlord will be; that is just how the way things are.

The story below proves just that. A family moved into a cute little house that checked all their boxes, and they thought everything worked out nicely when they signed their lease. Except that as soon as they moved in, things started to fall apart around the house. When they called the landlord to fix these issues, the landlord decided to cut corners and do these repairs in the cheapest way possible, which obviously meant they didn't last long.

When it became clear that the only option the tenants had was to move out, the landlord started demanding they pay to fix everything that was wrong with the house, including structural repairs, which would end up costing the tenants thousands of dollars.

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