Red Flags for Renters to Watch Out For

8. Don’t take any push-back from the landlord.

You should understand that every rental property has some sort of maintenance you have to tend to. You should expect that. However, you should ask yourself how willing the landlord may be to correct the current issues before you decide to move in. Depending on your situation, you want to move into a home that meets your requirements the best. If you are interested in moving into someplace that has a broken appliance or cracked window, the landlord should fix it beforehand. Remember, it’s not your responsibility to fix it yourself, either.