-- You can be sure the landlord $raped the previous tenant for any damage as alleged, and then made a 100% margin on it too. And now he suggests he has to navel-gaze before being in such a bounteous situation again, right? Phhh...ShouldBeFun wrote:Got a reply from the agent.
The landlord is still considering as the previous tenant had two dogs which left damage and also because the apartment now has a bad dog odour (Seriously??)...
The other concern is the landlord would prefer an immediate tenant and I cant move in until April 1st which is fair enough.
This is definitely becoming a wait and see.
If you rent a unit, and the landlord allows your dog then I don't think the landlord is going to be too concerned re: it's day to day behaviour.ShouldBeFun wrote:All good advice, thanks.
My greatest fear regarding my accommodation is around my dog. I'm really concerned that when I get a place someone might make a complaint and the landlord says I have to get rid of the dog. Thats never going to happen and not sure how I can protect myself against that in a contract.
For the record my dog hardly ever barks, is well behaved but she is a boxer so by nature is a bit bonkers.
I'm not sure if I agree to this. Quarrelsome passive-aggressive neighbours are everywhere. Not just non-condo dwellings. You should see how condominium councils convene. Great entertainment.JR8 wrote:But, IME, condo's tend to be occupied by busy people, people who have better things to do than fabricate vendettas against neighbours.
I can testify to that. We have had mould and a recent termite infestation. They are gone now but did make a mess.Primrose Hill wrote: I know that the older units in SG, particularly the circa 1980s suffers from mould and termites infestation.
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