Tenants Finally Hand Over Keys, How Bad did They Trash the Property?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- The complex has been an interesting property for sure and these were some interesting tenants as well!
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Here is one of the first videos of the complex! ua-cam.com/video/HLb3eawRxUg/v-deo.htmlsi=MqL-2-8yf-noW3Tl
When I rented, I always left the place cleaner and nicer than when i moved in.
Me too! Basic good manners.
@@Michael-ki6ni 👍👍
Same. And I still got charged for the carpets to be cleaned.
When I rented years ago I kept the house and yard like I owned it. After all, I lived there!
I use to manage an office complex. Every single time a tenant complained about having ants, they would have crumbs all over the floor and a trash can full of food wrappers. For some reason they couldn't understand the connection.
I had ants living under my water heater. My apartment was completely clean. Every July 10 they would hatch and invade my apartment through the tiniest cracks. All they wanted was to get outside into the grass. It was a nightmare. Had zero to do with cleanliness.
My parents live in a 6 bedroom colonial. Their home is impeccable. They get mice occasionally. Mice happen.
They left that place messy so I'm glad you got your property back. Mice don't pick and chose clean from nasty. They're looking for shelter and hoping to find some food.
Exactly!! I didn't realize that mice found their way into my storage unit until I was going thru the boxes and found shreds of paper, cardboard, and even cloth, apparently for a nest.
Noone that lived like that would be watching ANYTHING of mine...child, dog, cat, fish...nothing.
agreed!
@@investfourmore just disgusting. 😡
I knew a college student (22 years old woman named Missy) that began taking in “homeless” animals. A dog, a cat..yes. But also, a monkey, a ferret, a potbellied pig, a parrot, a cockatiel or two, turtles…
The house began to stink really bad! I went to the apartment once because my sister was friends with her. (I was a 24 y/o male). Missy was smitten with me and for years after she asked about me, wanting to be my girlfriend.
That first impression of the animals stink turned me away forever.
Keep that in mind…single cat ladies. 😻😾
Facts!
Some folks are just nasty! Period!
I rent an apartment in a renovated house. I could never live like those people did. My Landlord came by one day and thanked me for keeping the apartment clean.
Mine told me the same thing.
That house was a cute little house when you guys remodeled it. I can't believe how some people leave trash like that.
crayz
Don't be surprised if a rent-to-own company comes looking for that fridge...
Excellent point!
Congratulations on getting your property back and I'm sorry it is in such poor condition.
Thanks you!
That place is absolutely disgusting! Unbelievable how they would leave that place.
for sure
Wow! I get tenants like this. Mine usually bang holes in the walls, break window's, stop paying rent and always lie in court.
What a cute place to live. It horrible that the tenants did not appreciate it.
I would take the fence down across the front , no more fencing animals in to destroy the yard.
I agree. The house itself is cute (when the damage is repaired). But the fence looks cheap and doesn't fit.
I went from living in a apartment with two roommates who were extremely messy to having my own place and it's life changing.
I don't have to live in filth like I use to.
My roommates would absolutely trash the place and me alone couldn't do much to stop it.
Never fun!
Looks intentional to me. That right before they left, they dumped the garbage in the livingroom. Btw, that's a nice refrigerator.
could be
@@investfourmore wonder what happened to the black refrigerator that you had in.
@@High12083 i asked nikki and she wanted a bigger one. So we went and got the fridge and she accused my guys of hitting on her.
@@investfourmore that crazy, some woman can be nuts
@@investfourmore😂 I'm sure they found her housekeeping intensely attractive.
wow that one is nasty. Those kids are going to have an uphill battle in life with a parent like that.
"Economic outpatient care" is commonly referenced and warned against in Thomas J. Stanley's book "The Millionaire Next Door" which is a statistical book about the habits and choices of millionaires. The ones who gave their adult children "economic outpatient care" had a strong statistical tendency with continually needing to provide that "care" no matter how old their adult children got.
yup
I was cleaning the house back in the 60s and 70s growing up. I hated a dirty house. When the adults would finally pass out, I would get up clean up their mess. The worst smell for me was when they put their cigarette butts in their beer cans. The house stunk. As you can expect, still today I don't drink alcohol nor do I smoke cigarettes or use drugs. Plus I ended up running away and to this day at 67 I never saw them again.
It’s a shame that renters can’t leave the place clean.
This is a type of home I’ve rented in the past for over five years. The real estate agent said I left the home in better condition than when I first moved in. A month ago the agent called and was going to sell the home and interested in buying it… yes! Long story short, the house is mine.
Such a cute home. Sad...😢
It will be cute again!
@@investfourmore 🥰👍🏽
I know how tenants can be
My Dad had several rental properties, and believe me, it is unbelievable how people live. Finally, after years, the tenants were getting worse. So, he started selling those properties off. Renters are not like they used to be. My husband and I were in the military, and we had to rent. We left the place in better shape than we rented it. The landlords were thankful. We cleaned, painted, and put new flooring in, fixed small plumbing problems, and kept up the grass and flowerbeds nice. The landlords always agreed to pay 50/50 on the repairs or just take off so much rent.
We now live in Texas and moved into a former rental we own. We always had pest treatment every three months. We have not been able to rehab as we want so far. But we are clean too. No mice, no rats, no cockroaches, no bugs, no pest treatment. Well we do spray around the foundation periodically. It's just clean. That's almost all the pest treatment it gets. Doesn't look great yet, but we'll get it there.
You have to be a landlord to know how this feels. I have been through this over and over.
I had a similar experience the first time I rented out my house. We finally got her evicted, rehabbed the house, and swore we'd never been landlords again.
I've been in property management fir 24 years and believe me this is the norm. There are a few good tenants but there's more bad apples then good ones. Then there's a whole other story when you have to evict a tenant( they fir sure going to leave it looking like this on top of punching holes in the wall, breaking windows, appliances, etc.......). Oh and sometimes the smell can knock you on the ground.
One of the main reasons I will NEVER be a landlord/rent anything to anyone ever again. I've been through this and MUCH WORSE, with cops/courts involved, and no matter how you bend over backwards to please a tenant, many times they will do things like this. Worst one I ever had was a similar situation (Daddy in FL paid for everything, so ZERO f*&@s given for anything). Good luck with everything!
btw, i’ve always admired and loved the very low windows in this house from the moment you bought it until this moment when you must start all over again. Sitting in a soft comfortable chair or a rocking chair or even a bed where you don’t have to move an inch from the sitting in order to see a out the window at the sky just strikes me as my favorite indoor amenity
Iit makes me sad that you buy a "tired" property that has potential, make it nice, yet affordable, and some tenants do this to it. You seem like a really good and very reasonable landlord. I'm glad the vast majority of your tenants don't treat your properties like this.
Thanks!
It is a dump new flooring seems to be the only upgrade it's a dump
@kimsummers1633 lol. New windows, kitchen. Bath, paint, hvac, plumbing, roof, doors, etc. Yes only flooring lol.
Wow Mark that’s so crazy disgusting!! Unbelievable how people just trash properties that they don’t own!! You work so hard to get those places look awesome and then that wow!! 100 percent unacceptable!! That one little house is so cute I love it. I rent a little house like that and it’s immaculate cause I’m a clean freak lol. Hope the next tenant is cleaner for you with no issues. Thanks for sharing Mark love all your videos!!
As a landlord, I can say, and I would say that Mark would also say, that landlords do get and treasure tenants like you. Some tenants assume all landlords are rich. Not true. But if you make a good living from being a landlord, you work your guts out at your job and every penny is earned. Look at all the work Mark puts into his properties. If I was a tenant I'd love to have a landlord like Mark. If I was a tenant and broke a window like that, I'd fix it or pay my landlord to fix it. But Mark will fix it.
Thank you !
Oh My Goodness, that is the cutest house. How d people do that
My husband has cleaned out trash outs where the house was foreclosed. A basement full of trash bags of clothes, animal poop everywhere, rotting meat in a large freezer and fridge, sink full of dirty dishes months old and flies. They have to scoop the whole house out with a barn shovel. This place just looks messy, very messy.
Padlock the cellar door.
yes I think we may have had one
I would give anything to live in a place that's nice! I'm a senior and live in a total shit hole! I am a good tenant. I'm immaculate. It's sad how people live.
The abandonment of the Squishmallow hurts my soul.
It’s probably bug infested.
And this is why my 2nd home sits empty 😂. I couldnt imagine renting my beautiful home out and risk this happening. Props to those who can handle the stress of being a landlord. Seems like it would cost more money than you would make in the long run.
We just had one place to rent and we just got tired of the mess, literally. We finally stopped and cut our budget to do without the rent, it just was not worth it, the last crazy weird tenants we found out later claimed to have a "stalker", left the place in awful condition, etc., just not worth it. You have the patience of a saint.
We had two separate renters trash our house. 12k to make ready both times. Sold the house after last person left.
Having just turned 41 and got laid off, I'm at a turning point. With 425K saved for early retirement at 40, 10K in an HSA, and a property that could sell for an extra 200K, what are my options for investing aggressively?
It makes sense to consider a financial advisor at this stage, but delaying retirement might be a smarter choice
Not going back to work. I'm unsure whether to consolidate all my investment accounts into one. If I do, how should I handle it and what should I be aware of? I also plan to sell my property, which could bring in an extra 200K over time. Should I combine everything into one account or spread it out across different investments?
These are key questions for a financial planner. I connected with mine at a summit, and with her help, my wife and I reallocated our 1.7M portfolio between a traditional IRA and brokerage account. She’s been managing the investment with our approval and has helped us recover twice our losses. Currently hodl’ing steady and cautiously navigating the market
That’s impressive! My portfolio has been struggling. Who is your advisor?
Lois Jean Frueh. Look her up online, she's well-known.
Finally getting the keys back in your hands. Not surprising leaving it messy shows they didn’t care. Old tenants had managed to add an extra month rent. Good luck with thier new landlord with problem tenants of yours.
My husband and I were landlords twice and the last time we rented to a friend, broke us, we no longer wanted to rent and sold the house. It’s such a pain and I never wanted to do it again. It wasn’t worth it and some renters are the most ungrateful human beings you’ll ever find. They don’t care or understand the value of anything.
Omg it WAS beautiful...so sorry about the trashy people 😢😢
I never left a property unclean or a,mess. I always got my full deposit back. It just shocks me how filthy some people live and leave the messes behind. What is the mental malfunction that anyone would think this is acceptable to do?!
Wild guess here…
The parents don’t want the tenant/their adult child living with them in their own home because there are issues (ADHD, depression, etc.) so they pay/support/enable their adult child to live semi-independently.
My first house, one of my neighbors…his mom owned the unit he lived in.
I did a pretty good job cleaning one apartment (left zero debris just didn't bleach the toilet) and they still tried to bill me for $500 worth of random stuff. Replacing counter tops and carpet that were not damaged and billing me. Plus I was there 5 years. I took the credit hit and never paid them a cent. Wasn't planning on taking out any big loans any time soon.
Me too. I rented an apartment and they thought they were going to get me on not cleaning the ceiling fan. I made them get on the ladder to see that it was spotless. I had heard if they found one thing wrong, regardless of how small, they would keep your entire deposit. I made sure they took pictures of the entire unit and send me copies upon the move out inspection. I would have left it spotless anyway, but I could tell they were miffed I was protecting myself to get my deposit back!
What a cute little home. So sad that people do this kind of thing. I can't imagine people living this way but so many do. That's why I don't want to be a landlord again, too much hassle. I just use the extra home I have an an AirBnb Rental. It is right next to my home so I can keep an eye on it. It would drive me mentally crazy if I saw people living like this in my property. I would be harassing them, Clean this Shit UP!!!! Hence the reason why I don't want permanent tenants.
I’m actually surprised that fridge isn’t that dirty inside I would clean that fridge really well and keep it in the house it’s definitely worth saving that fridge
Put a door as break-in proof as possible on that basement. Maybe even put in the lease that you inspect the basement periodically and if it shows any use by the tenant, that there will be a $200 or something like that for breaking in and that it will be reported to the police as a burglary.
Years ago a foreclosure down my street had all the windows, walls and cabinets destroyed and they poured concrete into all the sinks and toilets. At least they didn’t do damage to that extent.
True but that is criminal damage as well. You could have them arrested for destruction or property vandalism.
@@investfourmore I hope they did! It would be horrible to have a foreclosure, but it's because the payments aren't being made. I don't understand destroying a place when it's because you didn't make the payments.
My x owns a hauling business. He’s seen a lot worse regularly. I’m surprised they returned the keys. It’s really cute. Hope you do better next time.
That's such a cute house. I could see flowers on the front lawn.
What a shame! It was such a cute little house! If someone needs a co- signer it’s a red flag!
The dirt and the garbage is bad enough but what are people doing that they do so much damage to the walls, windows etc.
I had a neighbor in Austin for 12 years, who lived like that. When he left, his home was absolutely full of stuff. He allowed his kids to spray grafiti all over inside the pool. The buyer demolished the house and built a new one. When I sold my home a year later, I left it almost clean. I offered to vacuum the floors and fill the little holes in the walls. The buyer told me not to. He also demolished the house and built a new one. By the way, my own brother lives like my former neighbor, and so does my former car mechanic (retired now). Go figure.
I’m so sorry that those NASTY, TRASHY people messed up your rental like this. You did a great job renovating it. It was really nice and I know you will have it back that way. Hopefully the next tenants will take better care of it.
Thank you so much!
I have worked for 7 companies in my area that combined own around 2000 properties. I clean, paint, remodel and do electrical and plumbing etc. I have cleaned out 1200 heated square foot homes that were hoarder houses. One in particular, the tenants had been there 12 years and other than a narrow walkway from front door, through living room, to bedroom, bathroom and kitchen- stuff was piled to the ceiling throughout. I had to use only my fingers in a tiny crack that the doors would open and pull items through the crack one by one until I could open the doors little by little. This apartment is a breeze to clean and fix.
Sure we have had worse too
Where is your property located, rent amount, when it will be available?
Wow, they literally destroyed that adorable little cottage!
Why would people leave such a mess? We were a military family. When we moved put of housing, I cleaned and then had a professional cleaner go over it for things I may have missed. What a bunch of creeps!
I am SO sorry! I flashback to my studio apartment 30 plus years ago with my landlord pleading with me not to leave because "you are the only tenant I do not have to chase down for rent".😊 He was the nicest man!!!!
I live in a low income apartment and I would never ever treat a place like this. My landlord said I have the cleanest and nicest looking unit in the complex. I keep my home spotless and If and when we move in the place will be very clean. I have 2 kids and 3 kitties and they don’t destroy the place. We’re quiet we follow the rules. I just don’t understand how people can treat someone else’s property like this. I’m sorry you have to deal with people like this. I’d love to be able to rent a house like this.
Parents do a disservice to their children, and the world at large, when they pay for everything. My brother did this, and you'd have thought an adult child would be truly grateful. Nope. My sis in law, had a heart of gold, but she had one flaw, which made her see her adult children, who had children of their own, as helpless as they were at age 5. She not only bought their food, she shopped for it. My brother, a physician, and professor not only gave two of their children (1, got the heck out of there, at age 15, by getting pregnant, on purpose, got married, and never looked back) about 1 1/2 acres of land, and a 3 bed/2 bath home. The result was neither had toil in their lives. My nephew, whom I adored could have been a musician. He could master any instrument, and my niece could've worked with horses. Both chose to do nothing.
Too many want to be wealthy, today, on their parents money. You hear neighborhood "Karen's" insisting on "my property" lines being here, finding that she is actually living in Mom's home, and instead of her at least keeping the place clean, allows her child to write on the walls, instead of cooking, is always tired, so Mom finds herself being a mom to an old teenager, and a toddler.
People need to toil, but also deserve what they toil for. If I have more, it's not because of some invisible inequality. It's because I began getting up early when I was in 2nd grade, and doing work assigned to me. If I am paid more, it's not because of my skin, it's because I go above and beyond, the assignment.
Parents who cosign, usually learn a valuable lesson, if they aren't let off the hook, too. I hope your tenant's mother ends up paying for the filth her family left you to deal with. The property could be a bed and breakfast, and I love the color. Better luck, next time, and hopefully you learned not to rent to people who need a cosigner for anything.
Agreed
You should always supply basic appliances, just white fridge, nothing stainless or high end. Counters same, nothing that will be expensive to fix. Renters had fridge that leaked, ruined sub floor from water damage through half house. Another scratched up flooring from living room dining room kitchen into laundry room from dolly used to move their dryer. Security deposit covers mostly, with our insurance, but the amount of repairs is ridiculous and time consuming.
That's crazy. We rent a garage apartment and though I would like to use the garage, it's not part of our lease. Neither it the basement, as that is where a lot of the thing are located that are not for me to mess with, like hot water tank and the heating system. We have a property management team that includes a team of maintenance guys and anytime something needs dealt with they come right over, but I woudl NEVER think to use the garage or the basement because they are both locked/secured and I knwo ti is not something I am paying to use. I am working through a few boxes I still have on my porch area, but it's not something I will have out much longer. One thing these people never think about is how things might bother other people. My home is behind another house. My front door and both porch/patio areas look over at the house. I would be upset if they left it junky because it reflects poorly on me when I have a visitor. It makes my property management team look trashy and encourages other people to nto take care of their property. We live in an area that used to be very affluent, but now is more middle class. However, the homes are still beautiful and you can tell when head to the trashier areas becasue they all treat the property like this family treated this home in the video. Hopefully you can get your money back and they get more than a slap on the wrist. Maybe if momma has to go to court or deal with a judgment on her credit (even if it gets paid off, it still could come up as a judgment on credit report). And soem of these landlords now ask questions like, have you ever had to pay more than $500 for property damages? This mom is not doing them any favors and will ruin her own credit covering for these birds that need kicked out of the nest.
I have pets but i take care that they aren't able to damage where i live and if they do damage i repair it or get someone to repair it to how it was it better. I want to rent one of your super cute properties. You sound like a very cool landlord.
How do they get a reference to get another place? We had a duplex with an apartment upstairs and down. We rented the upstairs unit to a woman who decided to put in a water bed. She hooked up the hose to the kitchen sink and left to go shopping. I got a call from the downstairs tenant screaming that water was pouring out of the ceiling fixtures. We sold the place and that was the end of being landlords.
That place looks perfect, immaculate compared to what the renters across the street from me did to that house. I don't have to tell you how horrific renters are.
I'm taking some seriously beautiful window treatment hints from them. And bread stored in the warmest part of the kitchen?? Brilliant! And how smart is it to use one of the 3 drawer plastic walmart containers as a side table? They've missed their calling...
My bedroom might get really dirty sometimes with food garbage but not the whole house nor to the point I never cleaned it. Just maybe didn’t clean my room much more than once or twice a month
That's a cute little house!! 🤗
I’m sorry for all the aggravation they caused you. At one time I had 35 rentals and managed all of them myself. I could write a book about people and the ways they live. My stress level was thru the roof but now at age 74, I’m done as they have been sold and it is the best life ever. Thank Jesus for my life and sanity.
I hope you sue them for damages they caused. It is sad to see how people treat property that they rent. I have been looking for 3 years for a place to rent and if I ever am lucky enough to find a place I would never treat it like these people did.
@@grandmapamm you're competing with illegals now that's why rents are so high & your application is put at the back of the list.
Be lucky you didn't find the walls punched in. Some of these jerks will even pour quikrete down the drains. Some tenants can be really destructive. Some of them will pull the copper wiring out of the walls. They'll let their dogs take a shit on the rug and not pick it up. You mentioned graffiti and that's right up their alley. That's why it's never wise to rent to people you don't know or run an Airbnb.
I would have had the locks re-keyed when I knew they were out during the last month that they did not pay for. That would have kept them out for good.
It's like a dolls house. So cute. Such a shame. I'd love to live in a house like that. I live in a 1970s state house in New Zealand that's been renovated but they kept all the old fixtures. I love it !!!
The professional grade saw horses they left behind (in the living room) make all the minor dust and debris cleanup worth the trouble lol 😉
Even if you dont own the place idk how anybody could live like that? I pride myself on leaving rentals better than given to me. Twice my apt in two different complexes has been used to show potential buyers of the building cause of how nice we had it.
Oh My Goodness! Those tenants seem like the exact same people that occupied a rental next door to us. Had a mommy money bank too. She preferred to pay for them to NOT live with her. Kept complaining to the property manager about them with, dogs, kids, drugs yada yada yada and they did absolutely NOTHING. When they finally moved out (they never stay long) the house was completely trashed! The entire neighborhood was glad they were gone.
Can you tell me what you do with the ESA pet problem of them bringing in a destructive dog to ruin $$$$$in carpet, blind, walls etc! Our lovely governor passed a law last year forcing landlords to accet ESA pets so now everyone suddenly has an ESA animal.
Get rid of the tenant?
@@investfourmore We are not allowed to disallow the big destructive dogs in the first place. Its the law. I dont want pets but the new ESA laws say no they must be allowed and after a yesr lease the damage is done!
@VelveteenRabbit77 maybe they had bad credit or a bad reference
Sheets for curtains sys it all. So does open front doors.
After trashing the place this kind of person then tells everyone you were a slum lord.
For sure!
How many bedrooms does this house have ? What state is this house located ? Looks like a nice community
3 greeley co
I personally had nightmare tenants
I couldn’t edit them because of Covid
They destroyed my house
And owed me back rent
I’m sorry for what you had to deal with
This is why rent is so much folks. B/c a responsible landlord doing the right thing, fully renovating a place for a tenant, only for that tenant to stop paying rent and trash it. Now the landlord has even more costs to restore the property, which gets passed onto the new tenant.
The fridge is probably rent to own.
Gosh I can't imagine why they might have mice.
I'm trying to figure out how one could even _do_ some of that damage. Like the scraped off drywall above the top closet shelf...how tf does that even happen?
Nice property.
Do you send the late rental payment history to the credit bureau? Seems like that could be an added step to help keep other landlords aware of these specific tenant's abuse.
The only payment they were late on was the last one. The collection will show up on her credit as coming from a rental.
This is making my eye twitch! I like my place neat and orderly.
lol
That was a cute house
What the heck did they do to the toilet seat? weird destruction ...
yes
$300,000.00 dollars to restore 7 units and a 5 unit hotel, and 2 houses hotels?😮 And the basement looks like that? How ever thete is NO excuse for anyone to leave, even a dump, in that condition!!! I've never understood how people can do that in one rental and just go rent another place! Don't they have to have references??
The basement is not living space
It's sad that at least one small child had to live in that filth.
Hopefully once the garbage gets cleaned out, there wont be any more hidden damage.
Dang, I'm a senior, and will shorty be looking for a rental in another state. I would love to find such a lovely little house like this to rent. It was so cute before these pigs got hold of it.
Jeez they even forgot their pot pipe! I bet that place smells worse than the dumpster behind my local Chinese buffet
Does the collection agency also work in AZ? I have a judgment against a former tenant.
The grounds around the property are dreadful, no green grass..
I hope you can recoup at least some/if not all of your losses with this tenant. The tenant and co signer should definitely be on the hook for leaving this rental in the state it's in. Unbelievable how entitled some people think they are. Hope you have much better luck with the next tenant.
Could you require a high deposit?
Someone was living in that cellar.
I can't believe they destroyed that fenced in side yard! I know you put grass there and would not have left it like that to rent. You should charge them for that lawn.
This is exactly why I will never ever rent out property I own to put all that money into it and than hopefully get it back or not than to fix all the damage probably put even more money into it I have property that we had three options when renting came up I said absolutely 🙌🏻💯 NOT NO WAY I’ll burn 🔥 it down myself before that happens so we have a family member that owns it I’ll sell it when ready to retire
Do you charge them pro-rata for the time it takes to clean the property?