When renting an apartment, so many things can contribute to a bad overall experience. So, what recourse do tenants have if they encounter a terrible landlord or negligent property manager? Today we go over tips for dealing with and reporting bad landlords when issues arise.
00:53 – 7 Tips to Prevent Tension with Landlords
01:03 – Read the Lease Before Signing
01:11 – Know Your Rights
01:27 – Pay Rent on Time and In Full
01:40 – Keep Detailed Records
02:00 – Make Requests in Writing
02:16 – Keep Communications Respectful
02:33 – Work Towards Mutually Beneficial Solutions
02:57 – 6 Reasons to Report Landlord Negligence
03:03 – Pests
03:25 – Mold
03:39 – Lead Paint
03:54 – Lack of Vital Services
04:10 – Broken Plumbing Fixtures
04:25 – Structural Issues
04:48 – How to Report Bad Landlords and Negligence
06:49 – Are There Exceptions?
Keep in mind – while landlords are responsible for providing a safe and habitable home, tenants are not free of their own responsibilities. Owners are not responsible for health or safety issues caused by the tenant’s abuse, neglect, or unsanitary living conditions inside the unit.
So, tenants have a responsibility to maintain their rental home and comply with all eligible health and safety codes.
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