MUNCIE, Ind. — Renters who said they are fed up with their living conditions in Muncie protested Saturday in front of the place they say is responsible.
Some tenants have accused BSU Rentals and Middletown Property of taking advantage of students and claim they're being forced to live in "unlivable" conditions with "filthy" apartments, some infested with black mold and bugs.
Others said they've suffered through weeks of power outages and feces flooding through their homes.
Now, they're calling for accountability from property owners and managers.
"There has been no effort on Middletown's part to change anything," said Zeenat Tabaki, a BSU Rentals tenant. "We want improvement. We want to be in a livable house. We want the people of Muncie to be able to go home and not worry the ceiling is going to collapse on them."
13News stopped by BSU Rental's office for a comment about these accusations, but no one was there.