A house filled with laughter, loyalty, love, and lots of hair. Sounds like a wild ride indeed. All in all, by the way this lad describes his experience with his female roommate and her best friend, it sounds like it was a whole lot of fun. You've just got to be able to roll with the drama, but come on, everyone is stirring up drama regardless of how they identify themselves.
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We love nothing more than a tyrannical landlord who thinks they can get away with screwing over tenants, getting screwed over themselves. This landlord absolutely had it coming. If you're looking for another satisfying revenge story with a landlord getting it in the end, check out this landlord who tried to threaten their tenant, so the tenant went full Karen.
As far as nightmarish roommate cases go, this woman is in a league of her own. She refused to pay rent, drained her roommate's savings in the process, stole their food, broke their things, and all the while pawned off the unfortunate instances as being a result of "bad energy" in the place. Yeah, it would seem like she was absolutely responsible for the stirring up of that bad energy. Fortunately, the roommate had a valuable connection in the legal department and was able to resolve the drama in court with welcomed smoothness and efficiency.
Check out some more roommate revenge drama with this roommate who stopped paying for utilities, so a petty revenge ensued.
Man, this slumlord sounds like he was one case of a particularly greedy and insensitive human being. You have a family muddling through a hard time, dealing with all kinds of troubling pests, and the slumlord can't be bothered to help? Absurd. Fortunately, the family was able to take a simple yet costly revenge against the landlord. With a little leakage from their trailer, they were able to eventually force the slumlord into having to pay $25,000 for repairs to fix a problem that didn't even exist.
Choosing beggar roommates are a handful. Seriously, it sounds like this dude was all excuses whenever the utilities bill showed up. That can make for quite the frustrating and nerve wracking process for the other roommate, who is just trying to ensure that his credit score isn't impacted by another person's carelessness.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to discuss the most interesting things that they've left behind. As it turns out, some people leave behind some real gems. There's that, and then more sinister things that you'd probably wish you never crossed paths with in the first place.
Young people definitely get some interesting criticism in the news, like all the times Millennials have Killed an Industry, so this doesn't seem like much of a departure. In an interview on housing rights in Britain, a news anchor and landlord "reported" that young people don't have the skills to rent, since they don't know how to change lightbulbs or do basic tasks. This ruffled some feathers among young people and tenants.
Via Peter Berkowitz
San Francisco has a reputation for high priced living. Peter Berkowitz thought, why rent a room when I can build myself a Harry Potter cupboard to live in and pay much less to set up in someone's dining room? 
It's actually a pretty sweet setup with a cozy bed, a "skylight" for reading and nightlights all around the roof. He pays $400 a month for rent and the cost of the pod itself ended up being $1300, bring his total monthly costs to about $508 for a year according to his website.
If you're in the San Francisco area and you would like to live in a professional quality fort that would make kid you super jealous, Berkowitz is available for consultations. He's charging a "very reasonable price" to help anyone who wants to build a pod for themselves and says he's, "I'm more interested in getting good at building pods than in making money at this point".
