#landlords should take care of regular apartment wear and tear for free. you shouldn't be charged unless something was clearly your fault

[morayofsunshine]

sometimes i see a donation post and i'm like "yeah no that's an obscene amount of money they're telling you that you owe them. they're price gouging you" but idk exactly how to help bc i don't know what the company is and i'm not owed that information

#also i don't electronically send money to ppl i don't know. just as a personal rule #bc at the end of the day i don't know their identity or what they're doing with it and financial info is super super trackable #for everyone's info though: class action lawsuits are an option and employment lawyers often work on commission #electricity should not be over a few hundred dollars a month and that's for a HOUSE #(mine is like $75 a month at the highest for a 1bd apt. and that's while we have temps that regularly get over 110F daily.) #(with weekly laundry and dishwasher use.) #landlords should take care of regular apartment wear and tear for free. you shouldn't be charged unless something was clearly your fault #(like putting a big hole in the wall or flushing something other than human waste/toilet paper or pouring fat/oil down the drain) #you can look up tenant's rights for your state as well. pls do often #finally there are often resources for ppl that are offered by city and state agencies #pls don't let companies/institutions take advantage of you