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post 1631461933 02-15-2021, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted By NuggzTheNinja
Landlords could save a lot of money by simply hiring some muscle to throw these ****ing losers out on the street. Just saying...
Honestly probably the best solution. As a prior landlord I know your rights depend on the state and we're in unprecedented times, but good luck collecting back rent if they aren't paying now. That'd be next to impossible for anyone to do unless their family helps them out with the money. Cops are typically too busy to deal with this sort of crap. Yeah they might higher a lawyer after the fact and you might have to pay some legal fees, but it'd probably be cheaper to do in the long run. Change the locks and call it a day.
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post 1631462833 02-15-2021, 12:46 PM
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post 1631463633 02-15-2021, 12:57 PM
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Because the one side of politics thinks anyone on the lower opposite end is somehow more susceptible and a always victim. Tenant laws are a joke in many countries making it nearly not worth renting out at all. The same with criminals, the same side of politics giving them more rights and concessions than the actual victims. Criminals are just victims of bad circumstance and can be changed - they'll apply this to everyone not realizing it's a very small % in reality.

You should see how hard it is it get noisy neighbors to shut up or get any punishment to dissuade them. Once again, people doing the right things have less consideration. We're condoning bums and criminals with bleeding heart mentalities.

Yes you need some form of protection because of course you can get a cold, unsympathetic and calculating landlords but overall the fking OWNER of the property should have nearly all the power. Just another middle finger to the middle class.

Tenants who even trash the place are still allowed in many cases to stay.
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post 1631464033 02-15-2021, 01:03 PM
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There is literally a 7 page thread on how can ppl afford a house

landlords and speculation phucked the market big time.
post 1631464973 02-15-2021, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted By NuggzTheNinja
Landlords could save a lot of money by simply hiring some muscle to throw these ****ing losers out on the street. Just saying...
If you did this, the government would **** you x5 harder lol.

CLOWN ASS WORLD WE LIVE IN. LMFAO.
post 1631465433 02-15-2021, 01:19 PM
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Tough chit *******. Now default on your loan so banks can foreclose your property and give it to their trillionaire central banking overlords.
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post 1631466083 02-15-2021, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted By isawthesign
It's absolutely disgusting that the government is banning landlords from evicting their tenants, some of which haven't paid rent in over 10+ months. How is it that the government is forcing the landlord into cleaning up the government's mess of not providing for its citizens? What's worse is that the masses seem to agree with the eviction ban...

Yes, a second property is an investment. As a landlord, you accept the risks of supply and demand and that you might not get the monthly rent you were hoping for. You accept the risks that it might even sit vacant for a few months. But, no one could ever think and take into account that the government would force you to house a random stranger and let them live for free. You should be able to evict your tenant and find out someone else who can pay. It seems like common sense to me. Maybe, I'm reading too much Reddit and the brain dead liberal rhetoric on that website.

There's less than a 1 percent chance they'll ever see a single cent the back rent from the 10+ months their tenants haven't paid. How could the tenants ever afford to ever pay the landlords back?

Okay, so the tenants don't pay the landlords. How do the landlords pay the bank?Do the landlords now stop payments to the banks too?If anything, there should be a universal mortgage freeze (if and only if they are implementing an eviction ban).
Ya pretty theres a program for that. Why you getting all worked up when you aren't even a landlord and don't know what the rules are? Nothing better to do?
post 1631466443 02-15-2021, 01:32 PM
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Maybe you shouldn't buy houses with the bank's money and there wouldn't be a fukin housing shortage and sky high retarded real estate prices. All these fukers just buying up houses for the fuk of it with free money buying houses they dont need while others are stuck not being able to buy a house without playing your jewish usury game getting fuked over go fuk yourself landlords and real estate speculators and bankers are all scum that deserve eternal suffering in hell
post 1631466743 02-15-2021, 01:36 PM
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Originally Posted By mgftp
We got the trailer park boys who moved in a house in my neighborhood just before Covid. The owner find out they could only make rent because they have 4-5 families living there then Covid and these no eviction rules come out. Now they aren't paying any rent and destroying the house. The owner is losing his mind, and as are we the neighbors because these are the type of people who should not be living in our quiet middle class neighborhood.

The fact it's the trash of society that gets rewarded while contributing nothing is disgusting.
You think having to live with 5 other families just to be able to pay rent is being rewarded?
post 1631466943 02-15-2021, 01:39 PM
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"just invest in real estate" they said

"it's not a casino like the stock market" they said

"you just gotta know how to judge tenants" they said
Originally Posted By ChillMiscer
why would he need eviciton. wouldnt he be in jail? LOL at fake story
Legally, it's still his until it isn't, whether he's there or not. I think most jurisdictions still let you evict for dangerous and criminal activity, though.
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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Originally Posted By EoR
Because the one side of politics thinks anyone on the lower opposite end is somehow more susceptible and a always victim. Tenant laws are a joke in many countries making it nearly not worth renting out at all. The same with criminals, the same side of politics giving them more rights and concessions than the actual victims. Criminals are just victims of bad circumstance and can be changed - they'll apply this to everyone not realizing it's a very small % in reality.

You should see how hard it is it get noisy neighbors to shut up or get any punishment to dissuade them. Once again, people doing the right things have less consideration. We're condoning bums and criminals with bleeding heart mentalities.

Yes you need some form of protection because of course you can get a cold, unsympathetic and calculating landlords but overallthe fking OWNER of the property should have nearly all the power.Just another middle finger to the middle class.

Tenants who even trash the place are still allowed in many cases to stay.
Like a master/slave kind of thing. You're so delusional its embarrassing.
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Originally Posted By stfudonny
a guy i know has a tenant who doesnt pay rent and turned the place into a literal meth lab. blew the fuking sky light window out with a lab explosion, entire place is ruined....and he cant evict. clown fuking world.
lol gonna have to call bs on that one. I'm pretty sure, turning an apartment into a meth lab and blowing out the skylight with an explosion would be an exception to the rule. if not easily argued in court as a reason to kick them out.
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PYing people to leave your place? LOL


Hire a couple thugs to come for the weekend and that tenant will be running out of there/thread


BRB banging on door for hours, swapping shifts playing loud music, and doing anything to make them run out of there

200$ a day and a free place to sleep for the night.
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Originally Posted By ANumber1
"just invest in real estate" they said

"it's not a casino like the stock market" they said

"you just gotta know how to judge tenants" they said



Legally, it's still his until it isn't, whether he's there or not. I think most jurisdictions still let you evict for dangerous and criminal activity, though.
Literally everything about the first 3 points is correct. We’re all in agreement with those.

We are pissed that the government is forcing us to house them and not letting us evict. NO ONE could have predicted that and take that into account when deciding to buy.
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The other side is even if you get rid of them the place usually needs tens of thousands in repairs just to be inhabitable again. Also money you're never going to get back.

One of my clients had a guy who got divorced and his wife and kids moved out and he had a mental breakdown. Once she finally got him out he was living in literal filth and was doing things like pissing in corners and there was black mold everywhere. Total gut job that cost her six figures to fix. Not getting that money back either.

Meanwhile I'm a tenant that takes care of the garden, fixed my toilet myself last week and only contacts landlords if there is an appliance breakdown or something serious going on.

Basically as soon as people stop paying, you either sell the place or move into it yourself - that's the only legal means of eviction around here.
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Originally Posted By Olympia2018
PYing people to leave your place? LOL


Hire a couple thugs to come for the weekend and that tenant will be running out of there/thread


BRB banging on door for hours, swapping shifts playing loud music, and doing anything to make them run out of there

200$ a day and a free place to sleep for the night.
You literally would get your ******* widen by the government and every judge if you tried this LOL. homeless people already have squatters rights. That’s how skewed the law is in this clown country.
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Originally Posted By Maestro
lol gonna have to call bs on that one. I'm pretty sure, turning an apartment into a meth lab and blowing out the skylight with an explosion would be an exception to the rule.
Nope, I had one person move in last year and 3 days in she was drunk as a skunk for 3 days straight and wearing my girls flip flops around my house and broke into my room when I left for literally 1 hour

Called cops, cops said the DA basically told me to go Fuk myself and take it to court after I send her a 30 day written notice despite her breaking into my locked room and had her on camera

She refused to leave saying she has Rights during a pandemic etc


Long story short she was out of there in an hour resorting to my OG ways doing some other things


Haven’t heard from her since


She portrayed herself as a fitness coach with a job and pulled up in a car, turns out she took her old roommates car who stole it back and didn’t show up to her first day of work followed by a binge alcohol marathon at my place. She also showed me photos of her from 10 years ago when she was sober and actually was a fitness coach too lmao
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Originally Posted By isawthesign
You literally would get your ******* widen by the government and every judge if you tried this LOL. homeless people already have squatters rights. That’s how skewed the law is in this clown country.
Hey man nothing illegal about inviting some friends over for the night when it’s your property. You got to stoop to their level

Now if they found out you paid people to do that and can prove it, itd be a different story
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I don't know what every state is like but PA it is not as simple as no one can be evicted.

If fact, if I recall it correctly, the tenant has to apply for protection from eviction and if they do not, when they get to court they will lose pretty much automatically.
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget
One of my clients had a guy who got divorced and his wife and kids moved out and he had a mental breakdown. Once she finally got him out he was living in literal filth and was doing things like pissing in corners and there was black mold everywhere.
I wonder why they left
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I love hearing threads like these and then getting experiences where the landlord tries to jack the rent up astronomically like $100+ a month just to see if they can and it's always a fight.

Sure do love getting caught in a lease and watching my landlords face morph into some plastic alien mess as she kept getting discount surgeries off of my rent. When I moved out she literally couldn't talk she had to type on her phone and show me from the amount of botox.

I think the thing to agree on is just good landlords and tenants finding each other. When that happens then it becomes the tenants job to pay and not destroy the property and the landlords job to make sure everything works (Not good enough, works.) and to not get greedy with nickel and diming.
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Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve
I would make it super uncomfortable for them. Purposely **** up the plumbing, a/c whatever. They aren't going to get anyone to come fix it. Go out to the street and turn off the water and throw a master lock on it. AC, start simple by pulling the outdoor disconnect out, worst case, crack a coolant line and just pay for a recharge later, etc
^^^legit

Or depending on the likely repercussions just come in one day and change the locks.
Originally Posted By miscinbro
Almost certainly against the law and you want someone out so badly you will fck up your own property for it to sit empty. Amazing.
What specific law is it breaking

The property belongs to the landlord

Damaging your own property is no crime

Failing to provide habitable premises is a contractual breach not a crime
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I have a three unit building that's sitting entirely empty because of this. I'm not renting to some degenerate that think he's going to freeload off me for 10 months. I'm going to wait until the eviction freeze ends and if it doesn't I'll just convert it to a luxury mansion and move in.
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The irony of it all is that the honest people who intend on actually paying their rent will get screwed over

Right now would be a great time to get a discount on rent, say a normally $1500/month place for like $1100 because of supply and demand (if there were mass evictions)


But because of the eviction bans, there's now not enough supply. and to make it worse, landlords are going to try to cover some of their losses by increasing rent prices


So again, the middle class will get screwed, and the leeches who contribute nothing to society will continue to get spoon fed
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Originally Posted By nick5569
The irony of it all is that the honest people who intend on actually paying their rent will get screwed over

Right now would be a great time to get a discount on rent, say a normally $1500/month place for like $1100 because of supply and demand (if there were mass evictions)


But because of the eviction bans, there's now not enough supply. and to make it worse, landlords are going to try to cover some of their losses by increasing rent prices


So again, the middle class will get screwed, and the leeches who contribute nothing to society will continue to get spoon fed
exactly
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Originally Posted By swoleyo
I have a three unit building that's sitting entirely empty because of this. I'm not renting to some degenerate that think he's going to freeload off me for 10 months. I'm going to wait until the eviction freeze ends and if it doesn't I'll just convert it to a luxury mansion and move in.
I've had tenants pay their rent upfront. It's rare, but possible.
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