What weird landlords have you encountered?

What weird landlords have you encountered in your rental career?

01 My landlord wanted to sell the house when I first moved in, and then wanted to renovate it. I was puzzled. If you want to sell the house, you need to renovate it in advance to get a high price. Why are you still renting? After I refused, someone came to look at the house. Normally, forget it. One day I had to work overtime, and the agent even brought people to look at the house. (The first time I looked at the house, I told the landlord that I had messed up the house. Dirty, but actually very clean), I said I was working overtime, the agent then called the landlord, and then the landlord called me to question me. I got angry at that time, I was working overtime! And I'm a girl. The agency brings a lot of men to look at the house in the evening. If so, are you willing? Besides, I opened the door once before and cooperated once. Why, I can't work overtime now. I go back to open the door for the agency. ah. I won't be living here anymore at the end of this month, so you can just take it back so you can concentrate on selling the house!

02 When I rented a house before, an agency rented her mother-in-law’s house to me. I didn’t know it at the time and thought it was a normal landlord. The landlord’s aunt was old and the rent was in cash, so the landlord came to the house every time. She collected money from us, and every time she looked at it and praised our house for being well maintained. After living there for half a year, the rent increased from 800 to 1,200. I signed a one-year contract at the time and had no choice but to look for a house. When I checked out, I deducted 300. They asked for a deposit of RMB 10,000, saying that the floor was dirty, the table was scratched, and other reasons. Later, they found other agents to rent the house, only to find out that this mother-in-law and daughter-in-law had used this method to cheat many tenants.

03 I used to rent a project department at a construction site, and negotiated with a villager to rent an unused yard in the countryside every three months. As a result, after half a year, the landlord didn't know what to do, and the monthly increase was 500, and the payment was required once a year. He also said that this is how the city pays, and that if I don’t rent it, others rent it. I asked someone to rent one across the street, which was better and bigger than him, and only cost 1,000 a month. I've lived here for almost two years and I haven't seen him rent it out!

During the 2004 Chinese New Year, it was a prerequisite to stay open for business during the epidemic period. After the New Year, few companies resumed work, and it was already difficult to do business. During this period, the government advocated rent reductions and exemptions for companies and merchants. About half a month later, the landlord came to the door and said that he would not reduce the rent! If I want to reduce my rent, I won't be allowed to do so unless I move out. The key point is that I have never mentioned the rent reduction to the landlord. I have asked the neighboring shops on the left and right, and basically all have reduced the rent, including the housing. We are the best landlords.

05 I have been coming to Chengdu with my children for seven or eight years, and have moved six times. I have encountered all kinds of unscrupulous landlords. For example, the first landlord found me when the lease contract expired. They deducted 100 yuan from our deposit for various reasons. Damn it, the second landlord wanted to increase the price during our contract period. The three-year lease contract was forced to be terminated without any penalty. It’s annoying, of course, but I’ve also met good landlords who are generous and understanding. Overall, it’s so hard to live without a house! Now we finally don’t have to travel around to rent a house because we have our own house.