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[quote=Anonymous]Just an FYI for those of you considering becoming landlords around here, and for filthy tenants. I just had a family move out of one of my properties due to lease non-renewal. I had seen enough damage done to the property while they lived there that it wasn’t worth the rental income. I do quarterly walkthroughs. I pulled all of the appliances out of the kitchen and found multiple sticky spills that were never cleaned and some type of food crumbs behind and inside of all of the appliances. The oven was such a mess that I had to throw it out. The sticky liquid and crumbs had fallen where they could not be cleaned safely. The interior of the refrigerator was filled with a sticky liquid that they had tried to clean but it had already seeped into the seams of the shelves so they had to be thrown out. I also found dead roaches in these areas. The property had been treated which is why they were dead. Tenants- your filth is your problem, not your property manager’s. This place is more disgusting than a frat house. [/quote]
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