The title of this community is "No Stupid Questions," but you know what? It turns out there actually are stupid questions.

Nah ain't biting these bait.

You should not be tipping your landlord.

If they are personaly providing any other services to you, such as maintenance, you need to get those clearly itemized and paid separately from rent.

Rent plus a middle finger?

I like to zero out my bank accounts each year so I tip my landlord whatever the total combined balance is. /s

I tip him 40% of my annual gross salary twice a month, then let him fuck me in the arse whenever he feels the urge because that's just part of the contract. So grateful to my landlord for providing a roof over my head. I would give him more if I could but my math up there just isn't mathing so I think I'm already overextended.

OP, I appreciate what you've done here. I lol'd, keep up the good work. A++ would tip again

I dont think anybody is getting the joke. Dont expect a big tip.

It depends. A few years ago I could get by with just 15%, but with the cost of living so high, I'd feel bad if I didn't give at least 20% minimum. Sometimes when I've just been paid, I'll do 100% just to help out.

I think my landlord has a crush on me guys

Gr8 b8 m8

I tip my landlord the same amount I tip my building contractor, my hotel manager, the stock boy at the grocery store, the guy who services the vending machines, all my local care salesmen, my insurance broker, my financial adviser, my stock broker, City Engineering workers, my librarian, toll booth operators, the police, firemen, paramedics, my doctor, my dentist, all the local medical specialists, and all long haul truck drivers, train engineers, the people who make the clothing I buy, the people who grow the food I eat, and that guy who hangs around throwing rocks at security cameras.

Of course, with so many people to tip, I generally divide the tip equally between all of them, out of what’s left in my chequing account at the end of the month, after I’ve paid off everything else and made some charitable donations.

Interestingly, I also usually tip everyone else in the world the same amount too, since I don’t eat out, stay in hotels or take taxis anywhere.

Well, I'm my own landlord, so I tip myself all the money that I have left over after the month. So... 0 €.

I can't tell if you're serious or trolling! Well played..

when I was in apartments, I didn't?

why would you tip somebody you pay monthly rent to?

Just the tip

“Landlords’ right has its origin in robbery. The landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed, and demand a rent even for the natural produce of the earth.”