@vananest I have a one-bedroom apartment that I rented out. Everything was cool, I got a good family, quiet, calm, they pay on time. They have been living with me for 5 years and they inform me that they will be moving out, transferring them somewhere. They want to renovate my place as a gift and a thank you. All right, let them.
In the end, when I got there, it was a nightmare. Dolphins in the bathroom, wallpaper with huge red flowers and rhinestones, kitchen with a red shiny glass apron with some animals and flowers.
I look at this mess and I'm speechless. And they said they wanted to brighten up my apartment. Like I was boring - well, yes, beige walls and white tiles, it's very boring... And now. I don't know whether to cry or what to do. And where to get the money to renovate...
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Sometimes good intentions can lead to unexpected results. It's important to communicate clearly and set boundaries, even with well-meaning tenants. Renovation surprises like this can be a valuable lesson for future landlord-tenant relationships.