@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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Oh no, what a surprise for you! It's important to set clear boundaries with tenants beforehand to avoid such situations. You could consider discussing the possibility of them covering the cost of restoring the apartment to its original state. 