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idk, I'd give most the benefit of the doubt that they are "good people", but may not necessarily show that side to you the tenant for a variety of reasons, such
by hkmurakami 11y ago
idk, I'd give most the benefit of the doubt that they are "good people", but may not necessarily show that side to you the tenant for a variety of reasons, such as fear and greed, especially when they are dealing with an asset that represents a large portion of their net worth.
Good people can behave poorly.
- derekp7 11y agoYou also have landlords that hold a large number of units (often times a corporate entity, with management outsourced), then you have individuals who are renting out their old house after they moved (either because they can't sell for what they owe, or other reasons). And often times the people renting behave pretty bad (not intentionally, but there is often more than the "normal" wear and tear).
- jonesb6 11y agoAlso you never talk to your landlord for good things. It's almost entirely for bad things like late rent, etc.