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>Once you start eviction...they are actively trashing the house, peeing on walls, keeping dogs in the fireplace like it's a kennel without cleaning it for month
by bluntfang 6y ago
>Once you start eviction...they are actively trashing the house, peeing on walls, keeping dogs in the fireplace like it's a kennel without cleaning it for months, putting holes in walls, flooding bathrooms, and spreading feces inside wall spaces.
How many times did this happen to you and your family? Do you mind sharing the court documents if they are public?
I'm sure understand why such a grand claim would require some evidence and diligence, right?
- Gibbon1 6y agoOh I believe it, happened to my dad. Also to one of his friends. And the appartment over my gf's old place. After the tenant moved out they had to tear up the floor and take the unit down to the studs to get rid of 10 worth years of cat pee. I can see both sides. But being a landlord is agreeing to run something closer to a public utility than not.
- lodi 6y agoI believe it too. My dad's seen some crazy tenant behavior as well: serial scammers, grow-ops, massive humidity damage from the raising of illegal 3m-long African pythons... in Canada btw.
- foxyv 6y agoHappened twice, but we never went to court. The second time was the worst. First time it was mostly just ruined carpets and cleaning 4 feet of solid trash out of the 1/4 acre back yard. It's 10 times easier to get someone to leave on their own accord by giving back a deposit. Tenants would rather have the cash in hand than squat. This was in California so eviction is a 6 month process that costs a lot in legal fees.