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Anonymous users2024-01-23Fake, this is the landlord deliberately finding an excuse not to refund your money. Such reasons and excuses are simply ridiculous.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's just to find an excuse not to return the deposit, fake, a lot of this kind of garbage landlord.
No, the house is rented to you, and you can't modify someone's property without permission.
Buy a bottle of glass glue and glue it on, just deal with the gaps, and don't look obvious.
It's hard to say whether the dead are dead, and there must be evil in the room, which is used to ward off evil spirits.
Negotiation If you can't negotiate, you will do things according to the contract, and the landlord is an unreasonable request, and if you are really troubled, you can just return it.
Is there such a provision in the lease contract, and if so, he can move out unconditionally because he has violated the contract law. If there is no such clause in the contract, you will be charged a penalty for moving out. This situation is very common, and most of them are settled through negotiation, one is that the landlord repairs the facilities, the other is to reduce the rent, and the other is that the tenant pays the rent on a monthly basis (less than a month is counted as a month) and then moves out.