Check out the AC filter of my new rental. I was wondering why it smells like musky mold.


Are those spider eggs? The AC filter is over a year old. No wonder it's hard to breathe. Sneezing and fatigue.


Killeen Slumlord special.

Maybe a little Bias from a Belton boy , but hey nothing good ever came from Killeen

I'm from Belton. Your bias is fact.


The only reason I'm here is because it's the cheapest place to live in Bell County. Houses for soldiers.


I thought this house would air out but when your sleeping. You wake up to a funky smell. Breathing it. The smell is now on my clothes and bed.


As you can see. The filter funk is all throughout the AC system. You can see black looking mold in the AC vents.


Not mentioning, a toilet leak, 6 outlets not working, mold on the shower ceiling, my description of the smell is nothing to the garage. A smell that will not air out.


I've taken pictures. Documented everything. Because, Man....if I get sick from this...it's on like you wouldn't believe.

Maybe change the filters and clean you house? Is it really that hard?

Did you look at it before you decided to rent it?

Why rent instead of buy? Then you wouldn’t have to worry about it

I was never given a tour. The first key they gave me didn't work. They took my deposit and then handed me an inspection list. I listed everything. Nothing back from them.


Why rent instead of buy? Circumstances out of my control. I had to move, no choice.



What's jacked up. I help a friend work on these houses. Not this one but others. Same exact ticky tacky duplexes built in 1984. This duplex is the worst one I've encountered out of 7 others.

I should've known something was up when the neighbor asked if my side had a bunch of water stains.

Spray some Lysol in the air intake vent while it's running.

I was stationed at Fort Hood from 75 thru 78. If Tx. ever needs an enema, Killeen is where they'll stick the hose.

Odoban has been applied. Now it smells like eucalyptus and funk. Straight up the AC unit. And why am I having to disinfect a house that was to be cleaned before I stepped in the door? What's my rent money for?

I'm not their maintenance man.


The toilet leak is fabulous. The outlets, hilarious. This place has some serious wiring issues. None of which anyone would have caught unless they had an electrician inspect it. Do I have to pay for that too?


My side is fresh painted. The other side isn't. The other side is owned by a different company. And the condition is a reflection of the whole structure.


All I wanted was a nice, clean, and healthy place to live. But no of course not. Not when urine and feces water floods the bathroom floor.


Another thing, no inspection would detect. Not until you start using it.

At least it's not camp lejune.

Killeen exists because of federal paychecks. Killeen produces nothing. It's built on rock and cactus.


If the federal government closed Fort Hood down. This place would go back to what it was before. One big goat farm. Because that's the only thing you can raise on this rock clay soil.

Check the ac coils, they probably look like that filter.

I lived there for several years. Baby momma was a police officer there when we met. It's a [censored] hole.

Again. I'm not the damn maintenance man. I'm not taking $hit apart to inspect an A coil. That I know good and damn well looks like a furry opossum.


If the filter was that bad. The entire system resembles that filter.


Not my job. I'm the tenet.