Re: landlord problems
Posted by K on 6/15/11
NO! It is NOT legal! It's insurance fraud. First step you need to do is read your lease very very carefully. See if there are any sections covering this sort of stuff. On 6/14/11, Justin wrote: > i live in an apartment building and the tennant above my > unit's toilet backed up and water went everywhere soaking > down into my apartment. it ruined electronics, clothes, and > some carpeting. My landlord instructed me to take out a > renters insurance policy, and wait two months to file a > claim and then he would back me up. is this legal? also he > said he would be taking money out of my deposit for routine > carpet cleaning. I thought that was covered under normal > wear and tear. (there are no stains or anything wrong with > the carpet other than where the water leaked in from the > above apartment) > > ps- i live in iowa
Posts on this thread, including this one
- landlord problems, 6/14/11, by Justin.
- Re: landlord problems, 6/15/11, by K.
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