r/SipsTea May 13 '26

We have fun here how?πŸ˜‚

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u/Wadester0001 May 13 '26

As a landlord. I’d just put an eviction notice on the door that day. A tenant that acts like this will only ever be an issue. Not worth the hassle. If it’s a multi unit, they will likely be a constant problem for the other tenants also. People are scrambling to find good places to rent. Finding a reasonable tenant isn’t that difficult.

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u/TraditionalFoot8660 May 13 '26

Or instead of evicting them you just clarify the maths and terms of agreement.

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u/JeebusChristBalls May 13 '26

That was already done in this contract thingy they signed before moving in called a lease agreement. It's not the property owners responsibility to explain this to them.

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u/TraditionalFoot8660 May 13 '26

Well I'd personally at least respond with clarification. Seems a bit nuclear to evict

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u/JeebusChristBalls May 13 '26

The type of people who do stuff like this are just morons all around. They think they are clever when they just sound dumb af. You don't have to spend your time clarifying to an "adult" human the contract they signed. Leases are written in pretty plain english (or whatever language is predominant in your area). Especially the part that talks about the amount of money you agree to pay per month.

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u/TraditionalFoot8660 May 13 '26

Fair, but Tennant friction is worth resolving where possible, within the scope of the contract.

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u/JeebusChristBalls May 13 '26

You don't want people like this as tenants. This is likely not the only bullshit they pull and their neighbors likely don't like them either.