Jonathon Labonne: are you completely reponsible for this home and were is your uncle in this? asuminmg you owne this home and we dont quite understand were your uncle is inn this if your renting out rooms in your uncles house but you are what they call l a partime landlord in which we assume probably your uncle owns the house dont know, but we take it your taking care of the rents, the taxes and the up keep, and we hope you dont take any b,s as far as rent payments are concerned, and ounce yo let them slide your in for a real mess be all busiiness with rental payments up front first of month or out. okay whos paying the curent utilities?? taxes?? liablity hoping your covered if for sonme reasson they invite a sweetheart in over night and they trip fal over a old junke banister or a trre limb falls on them you had betterr have insurance. okay furniture un furnished furnishedd?? you must bye law, supply some of the furniture if you agree too. okay, parking prett! y soon you let one park then you drive bye you have 14 more cars on the prioperty then beer dope parties. screen your tenats and get a security deposit always/ aND CHARGE FOR KEYS TOO!! yoou got your hands full, and do it with a writenn lease! good luck now----...Show more
Derick Kinnard: The family knows he has an extremely bad temper (known to be violent) and is very irrational when it comes to discussions. The arrangement before I came here was for me to take care of my own things... that's it. And he's not responsible for it. All this he has me doing now was never in the agreement. I try and stay in my own room and not bother the rest of the house but I guess that isn't enough. He can be somewhat contridicting sometimes as well. He complained that he was the one only to cook. So what I did was stop eating here. He insisted that I eat here and I made him agree this was out of "kindness" that he invited me to dinner. He agreed. 2 months later he complains agai! n and asks why he always has to cook. It's never ending. I try! and look at it from their point of view, but I don't see any other reason why they do this unless A. he has serious personality issues - or B. he doesnt want me here. But I really don't know what to do, or if there really is anything I can do....Show more
Floyd Labuda: Well first off it depends how old you are, why you are staying there and how much your paying rent. If he's not making you pay much cuz he's just trying to help you out, then it's not bizarre and you have to pay your dues for him helping you out.{meaning doing odd jobs around the house.} If your over 18 and it's just like renting a room or apartment anywhere else and your paying a "normal" price, then maybe you should have a talk with your uncle or move out. But if you are under 18 and he's letting you stay there cuz you can't live with parents or anything then you have to listen to him like he is your parents and need to do a few chores. But I don't know the whole situation so if you email me and tell! me the whole situation, I'll try to help you out more. Hope I helped :-)...Show more
Brock Hladik: The situation is this. I can't afford to live anywhere else. He has made a calendar I am to initial to say I have completed those chores for the day. Chores such as washing my sheets, folding my clothes, rotating my mattress, washing my clothes, keeping room clean, etc... Long story short he keeps pushing and pushing, and I keep complying. It's never enough, and never good enough. I know his girlfriend whom also lives here has alot of say in these decisions. She was raised in Germany under very strict parents and believes I don't do enough around the house. I haven't figured either one of them out yet. 95% she is quite literraly, a *****. The other 5% she is nice, and most likely to show my uncle she "tries". I don't know if one or both want me out or not, and he's just doing this because my grandma would be upset and its the right thing to do. But, I feel he's trying t! o take advantage of me, or unkowingly is, since I'm in this situation..! ..Show more
Elli Esaw: 9inches, I didn't really understand what you were saying. I got some of it though. I'm the one paying rent to my uncle for a room. He's letting me use the bed and dressers that were in it when I got here, that's it. He's assigning me bizzare chores like rotating the mattress, doing dishes, washing clothes, and signing a calendar when done. I'm just curious if he's over stepping the line. I know it's his house, but this seems extremely unfair.
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