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Brian's son broke a blade off of our ceiling fan in the front room doing jumping jacks or some such inappropriate exercise. Brian did nothing but complain, mostly about things which were in our write-up, such as 2 of the bedrooms were open to the rafters. Although we use professional housekeepers and pest control, it is impossible to keep all of the mice out of these old cottages with no foundations. We would not rent to Brian again!

These were the worst renters we’ve ever had! Malicious, destructive liars! They ripped out a good portion of our upper hallway ceiling! We called the police to view the destruction and open an investigation. The repair cost us upwards of $1,000.00. They booby-trapped our sofa, by inserting nails, pointed side up, under the top fabric of the cushions, so that the next person to sit down would be impaled. Our housekeeper discovered this and made a video of it. Our housekeeper also saw that obscenities had been scrawled on a decorative chalkboard we keep in the hallway. She took photos of it. We reported these incidents to the police as well. This spring, we had a licensed contractor install a new hot water heater. He took care to ensure that the vent was properly connected. The renter must have hit the vent to loosen it and took pictures of the loose vent. They took the pictures into our propane company to lodge a complaint. We had our contractor return to secure the vent with tape and cement. The only screen that had any holes was in the master bedroom; two tiny holes which they must have made. We have since replaced the screen. The only window which does not open is in the dining room, which has 3 other windows which do open. We don’t know of any broken fans. The Panasonic TV has Roku and streaming Spectrum, with hundreds of channels. If they didn’t know how to use it, they said nothing. The walkway from the back parking area is under reconstruction, but tenants are free to drive down the back driveway and park right behind the cottage, so they are not forced to walk down the driveway. In addition, more than 2 weeks after they left, I received a voicemail from a man who did not identify himself, claiming that he had fallen down our stairs and injured his back. He wanted to know the number for our insurance company and threatened us with a lawyer. No one had mentioned anything about falling down any stairs when they were in residence. We reported this to the police as well.