Probably not. And yet people keep asking!
: “I just moved into an apartment for the first time by myself and my landlord got mad at me after my first payment because I didn’t tip. I never knew you were supposed to so I tipped 10% next time and he’s still mad at me.” On the forum Wall Street Oasis,“what other PE/finance guys are tipping their landlord this year,” saying they were thinking of 20 percent on their $5,600 one-bedroom.
In each case, everyone points out that tipping your landlord is simply not a thing. And yet the question lives on. Personally, I’ve never met anyone who tips their landlord, and also personally, I never hope to.
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