When you’re renting, there’s nothing worse than when your management company pulls a disappearing act.

So when one tenant’s rent suddenly jumped hundreds of dollars, and the leasing office became impossible to reach, she decided to hit the office where it really hurt: their bottom line.

Keep reading for the full story!

Nice neighbor

Over the past few years, our apartment management has really gone down the toilet.

We can no longer EVER get a call through to anyone in the office.

They hide away and won’t answer the door some days.

So when one neighbor received a massive rent hike with no explanation, she had finally reached her breaking point.

Well, one neighbor is ticked.

Their lease renewal is due MONDAY (TOMORROW).

They have attempted to contact them for over a month, and her rent is also jumping to $899 from $595 for a one bedroom.

She found a pretty good way to get back at them, though.

Her petty revenge is sitting in the laundromat telling people how to only spend 25 cents on a load of laundry.

If they’re going to mess her over, she’s going to mess them over.

This is sure to hit the leasing company where it hurts!

Redditors chime in with their thoughts.

A sufficient paper trail could help the neighbor’s situation.

Maybe there’s a way this neighbor could get away with paying the old rent.

This commenter finds this story scarily familiar.

Sometimes renters just have to exploit any leverage they have.

If the landlord wanted to squeeze more money out of her, she was prepared to squeeze right back!

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