In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Example: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Example solution: POSITIVE
Example explanation: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Problem: Update to my original post:
I would first like to say that my trust in this company has been completely broken by its practices. I am a current tenant and I wish that I was not. Our tenancy with this company began in 2011 in a home in the southwest. We took the home very shortly after the tenants moved out; so shortly after no painting had been done.

The owner, Bruce, provided us with a walk through (which was very vague and now I understand why) and asked that if we find any issues to send them within a week. (This is normal for all property managers). Oh but when we moved out just recently, this property manager had a game plan for our $1950 security deposit.

The worst feeling in my heart is I chose to move into another property of his not knowing what was lying in wait for us with our deposit from the previous property. Boy were we surprised, angered, and hurt by his actions.

We received our security deposit back to the tune of $178! Some of the fees we completely agreed with but the following fees were charged and should not have been!

1) $400 to ""professionally"" clean tile & grouting ~ we were in the home for 3 years and the tenants were in the home at least 6-12 months prior to us. In our meeting with Bruce (relating to these fees) he stated that we will agree to disagree that those floors needed to be deep cleaned and we were responsible to do so.

I believe the law clearly states we are responsible for normal wear on a property and any fees associated with cleaning must be reasonable ~ mind you he charged two separate charges for cleaning to the tune of $285.

The ""estimate"" he showed us was for $850 (minus the $150 discount) for the entire home but we were charged $400 because the company only did the lower portion of the home (where the kitchen and family rooms were! ) 4+ years and we are responsible to cover half the cost of a professional cleaning company to clean tiles professionally and scrub the grout!?! I don't think so!!!! Did we pick up the charge for both us and the prior tenant?

2) $750 to pull cords (cable) and the minute holes along the baseboards that would have been associated with them, phone lines that were all in the home when we took it over, ""damages"" which were confirmed to be the minute holes in the walls in one bedroom from picture hanging (thumbtack size), and nails (?) ~ patch holes (?) what holes again??? Scam......................

Bruce had the audacity to sit across from us and tell us that we were not to hang pictures on the walls ????? He considers that as damages??? The holes that he was speaking of are usually covered during a primer/ paint job by any other PM company. However the point is, we were there for 3 years and the prior tenants were there for 6-12 months ~ no paint between tenants and we have to pay. The estimate that he presented is not even the color that finally was painted on the walls. The estimate shows a Swiss Coffee color and all the walls are white!! Cheap white paint that most PM companies use to cover the walls. Another scam......................

The latter of these items were noted on the lease agreement as not being done between tenancies, so how is it that we are responsible at this point to pay or share the costs???

Oh yeah, it's the owner's fault because they opted to paint the entire house.... so we are part owners and need to share the costs with the owners. No, I don't think so!!! I don't think the owners even know that he said this. I will find out before we go to court. This is the part that sucks, I have to spend money now to sue this man in court for my security deposit back!!!

Word to anyone that chooses to rent from this company: Oh My Goodness ~ please read his faulty lease agreements before you rent from him, take pictures of everything that you find because this is the game. If you don't catch every single thing in the beginning, he is going to charge YOU for it in the end ( I mean that in both ways!). Don't be fooled by his nice demeanor in the beginning! He knows every thing that is wrong in the homes that he rents, you do not! Take pictures when you move in and when you move out. Make sure that you keep very good records, you will need them when you go to court.

I don't know if only certain people are victims to this or not. I just know that we were and I am preparing for retaliation in the home that we are currently renting from him. I have every intention on filing complaints with the licensing bureaus, filing a small claims lawsuit, warning the owners of the positions that he puts them in, and warning all of you to make sure you're prepared before you deal with this man and his company.

I call for all other tenants that have dealt with him to educate people about his shenanigans as well. This is the only way that we can stand together against faulty property management companies.
Solution: NEGATIVE