Landlord Turns Blind Eye to Tenant's Rule-Breaking
A Ko Lanta rental owner discovered a tenant secretly keeping a kitten in violation of the no-pets policy but chose to ignore the violation after finding the animal during a bathroom repair.
A room rental owner shared how he had to pretend not to notice when a tenant violated house rules. Most condominiums and rental properties enforce a strict no-pet policy to prevent disturbances or property damage, yet many residents secretly break this rule. Facebook user Decpom Retro, who manages rental rooms, has a clear no-pets clause in his lease terms. However, when one tenant's bathroom broke down and Decpom Retro brought a repair worker, they discovered a serious rule violation. In his post, he explained: "The tenant was secretly keeping a kitten despite it being against house rules, but I let it slide and pretended not to see it when I checked the room and fixed the bathroom." Commenters unanimously agreed that such a cute sight would soften anyone's heart, even though rules should still be followed. On this occasion, the tenant was lucky to encounter a compassionate landlord willing to overlook the breach.
