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So, I contacted landlady, why is this door locked? That makes no sense for one tenant to be able to lock another tenant out of the common area - esp. when one isn't truly "locked out" anyway - I just have to walk around, it's just silliness. Also, why does other tenant bother/harrass me at 11:57pm, over something so minor? Write a note like a normal person!! We have "quiet hours" as part of our lease.
Plus, these two notes left by the other tenant are grotesque. "I am mad"
addendum: when I posted this on IMGUR (I don't know what I'm doing...I thought only I could see the images, but I guess other people can read them) someone posted GLHF. New acronym. "Good Luck, Have Fun." That about sums it up...
Not only are you borderline insane, you're obviously NOT meant to live in close proximity to others. Even if you get your own apartment, you sound like the kinda person who would have issues with noise from people above or next to you. You need to buy a house, or you will continue this insanity.
Just move out as soon as you can. Moving doesn't cost that much money when everything is located in one room. Is it the deposit/first month rent that you are having issues with or the cost of moving your personal items?
Isn't it worth your sanity to move? You sound very unhappy in the current rental situation. You said you are overpaying rent at your current place, so you will have a cost savings by moving to a cheaper place. Maybe find a small 1 bedroom or a studio apartment?
You roommate is a problem and wants to control everything. For now(until you move) get a few boxes or a cheap storage cabinet(or storage bins) from Target and store your pots/pans and pantry items in your room.
In the mean time, NO MORE CONTACTING the landlord about child-like spats. You sound like a 7 year old that is running to mamma. Grow up and start acting like an adult. I bet your landlord is in complete shock over the immature emails coming from you. Yeah - the landlord is responding professionally. But trust me, the landlord feels that your emails are childish and immature (no matter what the other tenant is doing wrong). The other tenant is just as bad as you. Move away from that other tenant else you will have constant turmoil.
I agree.
Seriously....I get that this is a sh-t storm, but if I was the LL I'd evict you both.
Also, if she is moving your stuff, take video, much better than emailing a whiny letter...send the video.
Your writing style is very immature with all your lol's and petty asides, and going on, then coming back to different scenarios. It's like a written version of histrionics.
I think you need to be factual, not personal and it will help the LL determine the true culprit and she will have factual grounds to evict the trouble maker.
For example, I placed my kitchen utensils in my half of the designated cupboards and returned after work to find that roommate and her adult daughter had placed all my items on the kitchen floor. Send that text with pic of your items on the floor. Same thing when u clean...take pics of their destruction.
Honestly, read your posts and be honest...it has made you both look bad. It looks like you are getting a thrill out of this, instead of raising above it. I'd be spending every moment looking for somewhere else to live.
Why didn't you buy some plastic storage bins and store your cans/pots/pans in your bedroom? I mean, you're renting a ROOM. Keep your stuff in your room and only take it to the kitchen when you are cooking/eating/cleaning. Return the stuff to your room unless it needs to be in the fridge.
I'm just wondering if the situation has gotten any better in the last couple of weeks?
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