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So this story happened a few years ago when I was young and still ignorant to renting apartments. My landlord was a real piece of work and violated so many laws. But again, I was new to the whole process, he knew that, and took advantage of my ignorance.

I lived in one place that I really enjoyed, and I signed a renters agreement with the landlord.

And then, after two months, he said I had to leave because I made too much money.

I loved this place, and I was paying a very decent rent, but he said not to worry that he owned

another building that had available apartment in it and I could move into it.

But grudgingly, I made the move over there.

It wasn't as nice of a place by far, though it still had the same amount of rooms,

a bid room, a smaller office, so I figured that I couldn't complain.

Also, he charged me the same rent, even though I never signed anything for this place.

He just literally switched keys with me.

This new place was kind of gross though.

Cracks on the wall, black mold growing in certain corners, the bathroom door literally

didn't close. The radiator leaked water and the toilet, well, let's just say it wasn't the same color on the inside as it was on the outside.

As the months went on, I began to notice things were different when I'd come back from work.

Sometimes it would just be, did I leave those papers like that?

Or there's muddy footprints here.

I figured out that my landlord had been coming into my place when I wasn't around.

This was the last straw, and with the support of my boss, who was also my good friend, I began looking for a new place with a different landlord. I finally did and I told my boss that I was unsure if I should put in notice or what.

My boss asked me if I had signed lease papers for that place. I said no. In his exact words he said

F it pack up your stuff and move. Therein lies the most stressful move I have ever

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