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• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 07:01
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Why don't tenants pay for consumables?

Some day soon, I might tell them to replace the living room light because it stopped coming on
and replace the bulb.

• 💡
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 07:31
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Bare bulb, that it was ？

I can't image much.

• 平成のおにぃやん
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 07:31
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Save me, save me...
Amen.

• モンスタークレーマー
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 07:55
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What kind of nerve do you have to break it and then try to tell them in a strong voice? ？
Of course, I wouldn't let you use a water pistol in the bathroom.

• ⚡
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 08:05
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I vote that we don't let people use water guns in the bathroom.

There are light bulbs, there are electrical outlets, and I dread to think what would happen if water got into the outlets.

• 倍金万
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• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 08:41
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＞ I have lived in the U.S. for only a short time, so I don't understand the common sense here.

Anyone who has just moved to this area must not be familiar with it.

The relationship between a landlord and a tenant should have been contracted on paper when the tenant moved in, and if you read the contract, you will find how to handle such a case, but if you have just arrived in the US, you may not understand the details.

First of all, you should verbally ask them, "How would you handle such a case?

My guess is that anything the tenant breaks has to be fixed at the tenant's expense.

＞ While playing with water guns, water splashed on the ceiling and the light directly above broke and fell

In my judgment, this case is considered as "tenant broke it without permission" and AAY should bear all costs. I think that AAY will have to pay all the costs.

• 💩
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 08:48
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I think the problem is the lack of common sense of the parents.
By the way, can you wash your body outside in a unit bath like in Japanese apartments ？ I've never seen it here
Otherwise, the toilet floor outside the bathtub would be flooded
The light is right above the bathtub ？ Normally, it's impossible. Normally there is a light right above the bathtub
A 30W light bulb can't be broken by a splash of water.

• 賃貸
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 08:58
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I've lived in all kinds of apartments, houses, condos, townhouses, and never once have I had electricity right over the tab.

My son also uses a water gun, but I explain to him where he can spray it and where he can't, as well as why.

I thought it was an accident that wouldn't happen if the parents were together, but it did. I think it was your husband's fault.

Regardless of how long he was in the U.S., I am sure he was a complainer and was already being harassed in Japan.

You should complain to him ？ and be strong ！.

• 紅夜叉
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 10:54
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Anyone who has just moved to our area should think about how they would have handled living in Japan
if they didn't know what they were doing.

• 勝手が
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 13:06
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You don't know, but you have common sense. This is the tenant I don't want to rent to the most. They break things due to their own carelessness or misuse of the property and then complain that it is all poorly built or that the landlord won't fix it. People with common sense live neatly and cleanly and either repair their own fault or don't complain when they get pulled over.

• 余計なお世話
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 16:28
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Sorry for the unnecessary help.

AAY, you said you lived in America for a short time, is your husband also Japanese ？

You said you took a bath with your daughter, how old is she ？ In America, if a daughter and father bathe together naked and a son and mother bathe together naked, it is child abuse.

There are many things that are common in Japanese child-rearing that are considered child abuse in the U.S., so it would be a good idea to do some research.

I am glad that your daughter was not seriously injured.

• 解決するには
• 2022/12/11 (Sun) 19:25
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If you've only been in the US a short time, you probably don't know much.
As with other topics, mounting and harshly worded posts are not a good idea.

There are places with bare bulb designs without covers, aren't there?
I once lived in a property with a bathroom that had that design, but it was not installed right over the tab.

• Water splashed on the ceiling while playing with a water gun
• The property was delivered to us with several places that needed repair since we moved in
so I think it's a bit mutual.

However, "I want to tell the manager in a strong manner" and "I want to request repairs to the cracked or floating flooring" depends on each individual, so it might be a good idea to think carefully and make a decision.

• 返しますが
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 09:58
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In Japan, no matter how nicely you use the room, 30% of the rent is deducted without telling you when you move out.
A person from that country said that in the U.S., the lessor is sloppy. Some places only fix the minimum amount of things with cheap stuff because the tenants break things. Along the beach, rents are high because of demo locations where the carpets are old and you can't tell when they were changed.

• 返しますが
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 10:05
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As with other topics, mounting and harshly worded posts are not good.

It depends on the reader whether he/she thinks it is mounting or advising.

Would you normally spray a water pistol at a naked light bulb in a bathroom, unless it is over a bathtub (no lights on) ？ If a child did this, the parents would be warned. The floor would get wet.

And then, the floor is floating or 、、、、、.

The way Topix writes is also very, very over the top and vicious.

• イミフ
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 12:18
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＞ Tonight my daughter and husband were taking a bath and while playing with a water gun, water splashed on the ceiling and the light that was installed directly above them broke and fell.

I have never seen a light installed directly above a bathtub in the U.S., though.

Besides, is there a water pistol that is destructive enough to break the ceiling light by accident while playing in the bathtub?

• 不可解
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 20:08
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If it is inside the tub, there is usually a glass door or a curtain attached or attached, so the floor may not be so flooded. I thought I was water gunning outside the bathroom tub.
If it's such a recent new construction, you wouldn't have floating floors all over the place. And anyone who would enter such a trendy, upscale, new apartment would have money to spare, so they wouldn't write a sentence like that. The water guns were probably played in the bathroom outside the bathroom. The floor is so sticky that it floats.

• マネージャー
• 2022/12/12 (Mon) 21:05
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Having a poor tenant is not a hardship, it's a stingy tenant. Rich or poor, people who are dirty with money or stingy tend to make everything difficult.
Income and rent will be proportional, roughly.

• たく
• 2022/12/13 (Tue) 02:57
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Either one or the other.
Neither the people who water it nor the people who let people live in places that are not neat and clean. But many lenders are strong and dirty.

• つまるとこ
• 2022/12/13 (Tue) 12:29
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As I've seen in other landlords' topics, it's the tenants who have the tenants' shoulders, and the landlords, including the ones I know, who have the landlords' shoulders. Parallel lines everywhere. A lot of people rent if the place is nice, even if it's somewhat unkempt.
If you don't want to live in a place that is not properly maintained, look elsewhere.

• dobon
• 2022/12/13 (Tue) 21:23
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I don't want to seem like a Kramer, so I generally take care of it myself ！
You know where I'm coming from.

• マネージャー
• 2022/12/14 (Wed) 22:31
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A good tenant like #26 will be taken into account by the landlord when raising the rent, and both parties can feel good about living there. With a management company, though, they don't take it into account as much. I know someone who rents to Indians and when it breaks, the tenant fixes it and has lived there for over 10 years. Every time they move out, they have to spend more money and the rent is at market rate. I think it's better to have a good relationship with the landlord and live cheaply.

• まこりん
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 18:12
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In the end, as #25 says,
> as in other landlords' topics, it's the tenants who have the tenants' shoulders, and the landlords, including those I know, who have the landlords' shoulders. Parallel lines everywhere.
Or.

Complimenting #26 as a good tenant is the manager's or landlord's perspective.
If tenants do everything because they can fix it, some managers and landlords will sit there.
Sometimes things that are not obvious can be taken for granted if they are done.

• 捻くれ者
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 20:18
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Yes. Makolin.　If you're a landlord who can fix up a tenant and still give them a normal rent, you should leave. The story is that if you can rent at a discount, it's in your best interest to stay. Well, if it's twisted, there won't be a deal like that.

• 捻くれ者
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 20:22
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If it's a management company, you can't fix it. They will give you a flat rate. If you are a private landlord. If you are a private landlord and you repair it and give the rent normally without consideration, you can stop repairing it. I mean, I guess they can't repair it. It would be bad if you do it badly and break it.

• dobon
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 22:00
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If we have the compassion that Japanese people have, there is no problem ！
We should seek a way of life that is mutually beneficial
rather than a way of life where lawyers make money by causing trouble ？
I value Japanese culture.

• 愛子
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 22:18
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I guess that kind of feeling is fading in the U.S. It's like, if you don't insist, you lose. Instead of "give and take", it is more like "Take, Take, Claim Claim".

• まこりん
• 2022/12/15 (Thu) 22:31
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Emphasis on compassion and Japanese culture, that's not hard to understand.
However, it is not enough to say that there is no problem in America, a melting pot of races.
An acquaintance of mine did a lot of repairs on his own, but in the end he had a dispute with his landlord and moved out. It is difficult because each of us may have our own thoughts about it.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん,
• 2022/12/16 (Fri) 07:06
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It is difficult because sometimes it is not possible to look at the world with the judgment of Japanese people.

• 笑える
• 2022/12/17 (Sat) 02:18
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If they do, just say no or get paid. No landlord would say such a thing, to another place for free.
Strange.

• 🥧
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 14:37
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If the incandescent bulb, which is electrified, is directly exposed to cold water, it might break. If it were installed over a bathtub, a waterproof cover would be mandatory. If the cover that should be there was not there for some reason, I think the landlord would be responsible.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 16:10
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If you've never seen the bathtub in that house, no one else can tell if it has a cover or not.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 16:24
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What does Topi say?

• 自己責任
• 2022/12/28 (Wed) 17:34
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I think it's self-defeating that Topi didn't come out and say anything.
First of all, pouring water on a ceiling light is also ludicrous.
even if it is over a bathtub. Kids are the parents' responsibility, right?

• 紅夜叉
• 2022/12/29 (Thu) 06:50
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She's the one who ran away, so he's the only one who can do it.