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[Cyprus Times] The worst tenant: He made unthinkable changes to the house he rented (video)

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There are many kinds of tenants: Those who leave the house as they found it, others who have damaged it, and others who have made alterations to suit their own tastes, completely ignoring the owners.

One such case was featured in a viral TikTok. Jeff Kowalchuk, aka TikTok its_principle, recently made a video in which he recounts how his tenants "abused" the house he was renting them.

Okay, one can argue that the house was a bit colorless and person with that gray paint all over the walls, with the landlord having every right to want to give it some color. But not so much!

The video has gone viral with over 7.3 million views and over 250,000 likes, and over 15,000 people shared it just to show what "nightmare tenants" can be like.

The before and after of the tenant onslaught

But let's take things from the top. The video maker went to inspect his house after the tenants moved out as their lease had expired. But what he saw shocked him. It wasn't just the mountains of trash inside and outside the house. After all, no one is perfect and Jeff's former tenants are no exception.




The landlord was taken aback by the changes the tenants had made to his house, which if one tries to judge objectively, were extremely tacky.

The walls of the rooms[/B] had been repainted in bright colours[/B] (and apparently the "painter" was doing his job, perhaps for the first time in his life), fragments of wallpaper mimicking masonry were also scattered on the walls, around the kitchen walls, tile-like wallpaper had been placed, and the doors were stylized as steampunk with rivets. And of course, amidst it all, mountains of trash and dirty dishes in complete disarray.

Real estate agent: I've never seen such renovations in my life

Bored Panda[/B] contacted a real estate agent who said she has never seen such "renovations" in her life.

"It happens sometimes that tenants turn out to be extremely ruthless, doing quite radical 'renovations' to a rented house, but I have to admit that this is the first time I have seen such a combination,"[/I] says Yulia Surinova. "It would be interesting, however, to look at the lease - there are such significant changes and the possibility of penalties perhaps. In this particular case, the landlord would have to do a major renovation for the new tenants to move in."

Of course, many were quick to comment on this video, with most surprised by the lack of taste on the part of the tenants. "Why did they have such bad taste, God," one wrote, with another adding: "Somehow it just keeps getting worse." "Personally, I wouldn't rent it to the Adams family," commented another."


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