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Couple tries to envision living in apartment they are touring.
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The more tenants a landlord has, in general, the less responsive they're going to be. Like, if you rent a room from someone who lives in the same building, and you tell him your sink is leaking, he'll probably show up with a bag of tools in just a few hours. But if you tell the same thing to a landlord in a mega-apartment complex with like, 300 residents, you might have to watch that sink leaks for weeks before anyone comes around to look at it.
And while no apartment is ever perfect, some issues are bigger than others. Some issues become recurring problems if left unfixed, too! You have to pick and choose which apartment issues you're willing to live with, and which are simply a step too far.
The people viewing this person's apartment are getting an exceptionally honest review of what it's like to live there! Check out what's going on below: is this person being too honest, or are they being a helpful soon-to-be-ex-tenant?
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Here's what the landlord requested
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And here's why he said that!
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Love the honesty!
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Landlord displays apartment to potential renter.
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This is all very important info, and seems to be presented in a neutral manner
Your sleep is very important, so if you can hear the elevator all day and night, you should know that before moving in. If there are bugs, uh, yeah, any sane person is going to want to know if that's a risk they're willing to take. This person was really doing a favor to these potential renters!
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People loved how this tenant was handling things
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Now this would be the funniest and easiest way to maliciously comply with the landlord's demands
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Landlord describes apartment to couple and their young child.
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