[WolfeMacleod]

I knew it. He's a piece of dung...

He's citing reasons as the yard not being manicured after our move-out. Thing it, it was terribly overgrown and ratty when we moved into the place. The real estate agent who handled the initial rent agreement remembers it....
Back when I moved my friend in (the guy that didn't pay rent, remember?) I had him doing yard work on an almost daily basis to get the yard into shape. For several months... Loaded with blackberry bushes, and all manner of wildly growing plant life overtakign the yard.

Before the move-out, the yard was mowed, raked, and winter debris such as leaves and branches and such were picked up.

Question for the landlords here: Can he keep the DAMAGE deposit based on the yard? I've done a video walkthrough of the house that shows no damage, but also mentions areas of the house that needed - and didn't get- attention from the landlord when they broke... bad wiring, poor workmanship, etc...


Can he keep my deposit?