Rows of drawing pin holes in the wall by tenant who put up cloth prints on the wall

tbs624

Zammo wrote: »

My advice - Take that b@stard for every penny he's got.

You're really not cut out to be a landlord are you?

:rolleyes:
So, from your advice, we can assume that anyone who is a LL needs, in your world, to be able to:

• get matters out of all proportion
• fleece their tenants
• be obnoxious

It's reassuring that many LLs operate under a different standard to yours.

miggiwoo

DawnW wrote: »

As a LL, I would just fix this myself to be honest (50+ woman, limited DIY skills). If I was elsewhere and couldn't, and had to pay someone, I would just do it. You just can't be too precious if you rent out your property.

common sense dawn , would like you as my LL. !!:j

All this is making me feel as though I will be treading on eggshells in the place we are about to rent.

miggiwoo

you should have put in your tenancy agreement..'no drawing pins in walls'.
people wish to treat a rental house as their home at the end of the day.
It certainly wouldnt have occurred to me that I couldnt put pins in the wall.

Dylanwing

So, from your advice, we can assume that anyone who is a LL needs, in your world, to be able to:

• get matters out of all proportion
• fleece their tenants
• be obnoxious

That was my experience of renting! This was the type of thing that really pi**ed me off, as I thought I was paying rent for a home, and with a ban on blu-tac and picture hooks, it was like Bleak House. TBH, I doubt that the next tenant will be too precious about a few small holes.