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A TENANT got the ultimate revenge on her landlord after he showed off her apartment without getting permission.
Taylor left an amusing trail of notes and objects around the flat in a bid to sabotage the visit.
TikTok user Taylor showed how she got revenge on her landlord
tiktok/@trashy_taylorShe got fed-up with her landlord showing around new tenants without asking[/caption]
The tired tenant told her followers on TikTok her landlord said he might “stop by” as someone had requested a “quick showing” of her place.
But Taylor, who uses the handle @trashy_taylor, said she had become fed-up with “creepy management” constantly giving tours without permission.
So she decided to take matters into her own hands and make her landlord wish he’d acted differently.
Taylor left sticky notes around the flat – with one suggesting the apartment had a pest problem.
It read: “Pest control, please spray kitchen+ our bathrooms really well as that is where we find the most roaches! Thank you!”.
Another hilarious note said: “Pick up hemorrhoid cream.”
Taylor then also left a pile of tampons by her bathroom sink as well as a menstrual cup and boric acid.
To top it off, she printed out a “revenge spell” and left it laying on the counter along with sage and a candle.
It comes after a man told how he had the last laugh after being forced out of his flat when his landlord hiked his rent astronomically.
TikTok user Sean has been revelling in the misery of the greedy property owner after he and his roommate were ousted from the Syndey apartment.
He and a pal had to pack up their stuff as they could not afford the extra $350 a week that their landlord demanded.
Taking to TikTok to explain his rental nightmare, Sean explained the pair had been forking out $950 a week before the fee was increased.
He claimed the landlord “overplayed his hand” and became money mad – which ultimately backfired.
As the flat was put on the market, the tenants were told to expect crowds of people roaming around the pad to view it.
But it seems the landlord vastly overestimated the property‘s popularity – as not a single person turned up.
Meanwhile, a woman was left speechless by her landlord’s bizarre rent request – but it divided opinions on social media.
Evie Muir explained she and her housemates were stunned by a text message their landlord sent them after they paid their monthly rent.
The homeowner informed them the total was 50p short – and urged them to rectify their mistake when handing over next month’s rent.
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tiktok/@trashy_taylorShe also left a note to remind her to get hemorrhoid cream[/caption]
Taylor also left a pile of tampons on the sidetiktok/@trashy_taylor
Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/22049572/ ... ermission/