As a renter, the good times just keep on rolling…

[Navydoc]

I can’t believe you’re honestly asking this question. Do you want the landlord to wipe your ass for you too? Ok, that one was probably over the top, but my point is the landlord isn’t responsible for any little imperfection in your home. Just like you would feel ill-used if you left a spot in the oven when you left and he kept your security deposit.

I used to rent a place in Lemon grove when I was a resident. During my four years there I trapped 38 mice in my kitchen, and would never have dreamed of calling the landlord thinking it was HIS responsibility.

Marion, it’s not my habit to flame post anyone, but I get a sense from your postings that you are a particularly entitled person.

[no_such_reality]

You’ve left the doors open too long.

Set some traps and get rid of them.

Or call the landlord again, he’ll have an exterminator come and then bill you when the exterminator says to keep the doors closed.

[Anonymous]

akbarpunjabi: “You have got to be the tenant from hell. Good luck buying a house soon as you mentioned in an earlier post. I still cant see how you plan to purchase anything with no job, no money, and probably poor credit as well.”

You’re a troll obviously. Also, you must be God too since you can predict the future and know my financial history as well.

[no_such_reality]

You’ve left the doors open too long.

Set some traps and get rid of them.

Or call the landlord again, he’ll have an exterminator come and then bill you when the exterminator says to keep the doors closed.

[Anonymous]

akbarpunjabi: “You have got to be the tenant from hell. Good luck buying a house soon as you mentioned in an earlier post. I still cant see how you plan to purchase anything with no job, no money, and probably poor credit as well.”

You’re a troll obviously. Also, you must be God too since you can predict the future and know my financial history as well.

[no_such_reality]

You’ve left the doors open too long.

Set some traps and get rid of them.

Or call the landlord again, he’ll have an exterminator come and then bill you when the exterminator says to keep the doors closed.

[Anonymous]

akbarpunjabi: “You have got to be the tenant from hell. Good luck buying a house soon as you mentioned in an earlier post. I still cant see how you plan to purchase anything with no job, no money, and probably poor credit as well.”

You’re a troll obviously. Also, you must be God too since you can predict the future and know my financial history as well.

[no_such_reality]

You’ve left the doors open too long.

Set some traps and get rid of them.

Or call the landlord again, he’ll have an exterminator come and then bill you when the exterminator says to keep the doors closed.

[Anonymous]

akbarpunjabi: “You have got to be the tenant from hell. Good luck buying a house soon as you mentioned in an earlier post. I still cant see how you plan to purchase anything with no job, no money, and probably poor credit as well.”

You’re a troll obviously. Also, you must be God too since you can predict the future and know my financial history as well.

[no_such_reality]

You’ve left the doors open too long.

Set some traps and get rid of them.

Or call the landlord again, he’ll have an exterminator come and then bill you when the exterminator says to keep the doors closed.

[Anonymous]

akbarpunjabi: “You have got to be the tenant from hell. Good luck buying a house soon as you mentioned in an earlier post. I still cant see how you plan to purchase anything with no job, no money, and probably poor credit as well.”

You’re a troll obviously. Also, you must be God too since you can predict the future and know my financial history as well.

[surveyor]

One mouse does not an infestation make…

If an infestation degrades your rental to the degree that it makes living there a hazard, then perhaps your landlord should call an exterminator and he will take care of the problem.

Otherwise, it is a maintenance problem that is borne by the tenant. Put out a few mouse traps and have your son check them.

I’m a nicer landlord than most and I would probably go and place a few traps for you, but even I would roll my eyes up at such a request.

[surveyor]

One mouse does not an infestation make…

If an infestation degrades your rental to the degree that it makes living there a hazard, then perhaps your landlord should call an exterminator and he will take care of the problem.

Otherwise, it is a maintenance problem that is borne by the tenant. Put out a few mouse traps and have your son check them.

I’m a nicer landlord than most and I would probably go and place a few traps for you, but even I would roll my eyes up at such a request.

[surveyor]

One mouse does not an infestation make…

If an infestation degrades your rental to the degree that it makes living there a hazard, then perhaps your landlord should call an exterminator and he will take care of the problem.

Otherwise, it is a maintenance problem that is borne by the tenant. Put out a few mouse traps and have your son check them.

I’m a nicer landlord than most and I would probably go and place a few traps for you, but even I would roll my eyes up at such a request.

[surveyor]

One mouse does not an infestation make…

If an infestation degrades your rental to the degree that it makes living there a hazard, then perhaps your landlord should call an exterminator and he will take care of the problem.

Otherwise, it is a maintenance problem that is borne by the tenant. Put out a few mouse traps and have your son check them.

I’m a nicer landlord than most and I would probably go and place a few traps for you, but even I would roll my eyes up at such a request.

[Author]

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