On Saturday, residents of BSURentals in Muncie took to the streets demanding change after months of experiencing mold, mildew and more.
MUNCIE — Tenants protested a large property management company in Muncie on Saturday afternoon. For weeks, tenants have been sharing their stories of renting with BSURentals.
"Yeah, just unlocks the door and walks in," Audrey Prater, Tabaku's roommate and also a two-year tenant, said. Robinson said that he doesn't think the company is doing anything illegal, but he sponsored a council resolution that would call on the Indiana General Assembly to strengthen tenants' rights. The vote is expected Monday night.
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