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On May 4, it was reported that everyone may have heard of the check-out inspection, and even heard of the "lantern damage assessment" incident that caused a stir some time ago, but have you ever heard of the "dust inspection through the window"? Recently, in Wuhan, Hubei, there was such a "careful" landlord, when the tenant checked out, he not only carried out a strict "dust inspection" on the inside of the room, but even expanded the scope of inspection to the window glass cracks outside the room. As a result, because of that little bit of dust, the tenant's deposit of 240 yuan was forcibly deducted!
In the video, the landlord walked to the window, reached out and touched the crack in the glass outside, and then said to the tenant seriously: "It's still so dirty." The tenant replied helplessly: "That's outside, big sister, even if I wipe it today, I will have it tomorrow." "That's right, who can guarantee that the windows outside will always be spotless?
The tenant said that he was deducted 240 yuan when he checked out, because the landlord said that the room was not clean and needed to be cleaned up. It's really funny, the tenant has already found someone to clean it, and the room is very clean. But the landlord is able to pick the bones in the eggs, and found the "problem" in such a clean room, and finally deducted the deposit on the grounds that the sanitation is not clean.
As soon as this incident came out, netizens couldn't sit still, and commented one after another: "Is this landlord poor and crazy, what's the use of deducting that little money, it's too inauthentic!" "This landlord is too unhuman, and he has to deduct money like this, it's really out of his eyes!"
To be honest, renting a house is a matter of mutual affection, and there should be mutual respect and understanding between the tenant and the landlord. Landlords like this not only disrespect tenants, but also deliberately find fault and deduct fees, which is really unkind. I hope that this kind of thing can remind everyone that when renting a house, you must keep your eyes open, and when you encounter unreasonable deductions, you must also stand up bravely to protect your rights and interests!