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post 1679955223 03-31-2023, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted By tripod29⏩
The walls are closing in.....
They sure are. And there's *nothing* folks can do about it. It's a wonder how a fact of life sets off some sensitive, echo-chamber-prone egos.
post 1679955963 03-31-2023, 01:36 PM
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Landlords be sure to raise poorcells rent again to assert dominance.
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Originally Posted By sfgiants13⏩
Landlords be sure to raise poorcells rent again to assert dominance.
Every time I have raised rent, I have never seen a tenant complain. I wonder if some of them rush to internet forums/Reddit to call for the execution of landlords as a coping mechanism?

I only rent to High Value Persons, so doubt this applies to my tenants. But you never know.
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Originally Posted By Deutschlandbrah⏩
Be sure to add a 25% tip to your landlord
Some tips have already arrived. Kudos to the rest of the Lord of the Land crew on the Misc.

Ayyyyyy indeed, LOL.
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It's barely past 10AM and all my rentcels have paid in full. Any other brahs day off to a great start?

Feels good providing shelter to the less fortunate. Srs, vry srs.
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will pay the rent at 11:59pm

****er will have to come back late at night or come again tomorrow

im also gonna force him to repair the dripping sink (free of charge for me) or i will call the rent control board on him and they will force him to fix it under hefty penalty fee
post 1679997193 04-01-2023, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By tripod29⏩
It's barely past 10AM and all my rentcels have paid in full. Any other brahs day off to a great start?

Feels good providing shelter to the less fortunate. Srs, vry srs.
Yeah most of mine pay the day before, or if something comes up pay at a mutually agreed point.

All rent payments are by bank transfer - I don't do cash, srs.
post 1680023433 04-01-2023, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted By r0undNr0und⏩
will pay the rent at 11:59pm

****er will have to come back late at night or come again tomorrow

im also gonna force him to repair the dripping sink (free of charge for me) or i will call the rent control board on him and they will force him to fix it under hefty penalty fee
Not sure why you think you "force" anyone to do anything really. Any Landlordwho understands the worth of their investment maintains the place, because it belongs tothemand notyou, who pay to be a guest there. Understand?
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How are my fellow Lords of the Land doing on this fine Monday? To the rentcels: hope you're also getting your money up - good luck on the path to LandChad, srs.
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REMINDER

To the folks saying: "house prices are plummeting" or "I invest the difference", I hope you made it.

To the rentcels: you had BETTER pay on time and in full, as you can see your options are very limited. Be nice to your LandLord.
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Don’t forget to leave an 18% tip
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post 1682799353 05-16-2023, 08:27 AM
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https://www.forbes.com/advisor/mortg...t-predictions/

Yikes!
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Didn't know you were a landlord, OP.


I've got a roommate who complains about me cooking meals after midnight, complains about the smell permeating throughout the house (which is the ducted air conditioning at fault). I don't think it's a problem and think because I pay the rent, I can cook at any time I please as long as I'm not making undue noise.

Who is the ass-hole here? Shouldn't I be able to use the kitchen at any time I please, since I'm a rent paying tenant, and the lease doesn't say anything about the kitchen being out of bounds after a certain hour?
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
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For what it's worth. My mortgage payment was due yesterday (15th) and I fukin forgot. $40 late fee (srs). Tack it on
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts⏩
REMINDER

To the folks saying: "house prices are plummeting" or "I invest the difference", I hope you made it.

To the rentcels: you had BETTER pay on time and in full, as you can see your options are very limited. Be nice to your LandLord.
Just curious, what are your living conditions? Are you a home owner?
post 1682800903 05-16-2023, 08:52 AM
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Didn't know you were a landlord, OP.


I've got a roommate who complains about me cooking meals after midnight, complains about the smell permeating throughout the house (which is the ducted air conditioning at fault). I don't think it's a problem and think because I pay the rent, I can cook at any time I please as long as I'm not making undue noise.

Who is the ass-hole here? Shouldn't I be able to use the kitchen at any time I please, since I'm a rent paying tenant, and the lease doesn't say anything about the kitchen being out of bounds after a certain hour?
I live and work in NYC with a highly lucrative job, and being a landchad is my side hustle on top of that.

What are you cooking that permeates throughout the house at 1am? Either way, if you're cooking elaborate meals in a place with no ventilation that's an issue too, but not yours - sounds like bad design.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Didn't know you were a landlord, OP.


I've got a roommate who complains about me cooking meals after midnight, complains about the smell permeating throughout the house (which is the ducted air conditioning at fault). I don't think it's a problem and think because I pay the rent, I can cook at any time I please as long as I'm not making undue noise.

Who is the ass-hole here? Shouldn't I be able to use the kitchen at any time I please, since I'm a rent paying tenant, and the lease doesn't say anything about the kitchen being out of bounds after a certain hour?
Whatever you're cooking its probably best not to cook that dish, I doubt its something like Beef or a pasta dish, it must be something noxious.

Thats the price you pay for having a roommate and therefore cheaper rent. You have to compromise on things that otherwise seem petty. Thats why I live alone. I'd much rather be a little strapped for cash each month and live alone than have some money left over and have to deal with another persons wants and needs. I like being able to walk around my apartment naked while doing chores or being loud at night and no worry about a roommate trying to sleep...and vice versa too. Nothing worse than trying to concentrate on a task/study or whatever and the roommate brings home friends to watch the seasonal sportsball event or some sloot where you have to hear their sex sounds the next room over.
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts⏩
I live and work in NYC with a highly lucrative job, and being a landchad is my side hustle on top of that.

What are you cooking that permeates throughout the house at 1am? Either way, if you're cooking elaborate meals in a place with no ventilation that's an issue too, but not yours - sounds like bad design.
Nothing out of the ordinary or unusual, just chicken, beef, salmon etc. Sometimes some lightly fried onions to go along. I think the smell goes up through the ducted air conditioning and travels to the rooms. But I'm of the opinion that this simply doesn't matter, I pay the rent, and I don't make noise at unreasonable hours. Can you really complain about a smell in a shared apartment if its just food in the kitchen?
Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
Whatever you're cooking its probably best not to cook that dish, I doubt its something like Beef or a pasta dish, it must be something noxious.

Thats the price you pay for having a roommate and therefore cheaper rent. You have to compromise on things that otherwise seem petty. Thats why I live alone. I'd much rather be a little strapped for cash each month and live alone than have some money left over and have to deal with another persons wants and needs. I like being able to walk around my apartment naked while doing chores or being loud at night and no worry about a roommate trying to sleep...and vice versa too. Nothing worse than trying to concentrate on a task/study or whatever and the roommate brings home friends to watch the seasonal sportsball event or some sloot where you have to hear their sex sounds the next room over.
Nothing really noxious, it's just a typical BBers sort of dinner. Like I said before.


I can afford my own apartment, it's just that I moved interstate for my PhD program and when I came back, there were no one person apartments, anywhere. There's a real real estate crisis here ATM. To avoid having to live in hotels for too long, as I'd already done that for a week and it set fire to my savings, I went into a shared apartment.


My old apartment was no longer available and I miss it big time. I missed being able to walk around naked, watch porn anywhere in the house, bring a girl home and not have to worry about anyone else etc.
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
Just curious, what are your living conditions? Are you a home owner?
I own a number of investment properties and seek to increase that number. A long time ago I also rented and created this thread as a helpful reminder to renters to pay rent on time and avoid rising evictions.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Nothing out of the ordinary or unusual, just chicken, beef, salmon etc. Sometimes some lightly fried onions to go along. I think the smell goes up through the ducted air conditioning and travels to the rooms. But I'm of the opinion that this simply doesn't matter, I pay the rent, and I don't make noise at unreasonable hours. Can you really complain about a smell in a shared apartment if its just food in the kitchen?
If the smell bothers your roommate so much it would at 5pm as well. You say ventilation is terrible so the smell of what cooks "permeates the house", so if it seeps into someone's freshly washed clothes that is a problem.

Does your roommate not cook?
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It's that time of the month again, folks:

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Feels incredible to be a Lord of the Land as a side hustle. And there's nothing anyone can do to change that feeling.

Better pay rent on time though, rentcels. OR ELSE.

LOL
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Originally Posted By LogicalLifts⏩
Feels incredible to be a Lord of the Land as a side hustle. And there's nothing anyone can do to change that feeling.

Better pay rent on time though, rentcels. OR ELSE.

LOL
C’mon man, rent isn’t due for another 2 weeks
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Rent is soon due!

Whether or not you work for a living, whether or not you're addicted to x y and z: you WILL pay your rent, ON TIME, or ELSE.

K?
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Originally Posted By MrSchons⏩
C’mon man, rent isn’t due for another 2 weeks
Rental obligations should always be on a rentcel's mind.

Rent MUST be paid. Period.
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Today is a sad day for rentcels so please keep them in your prayers. If you see one out collecting cans trying to cover the recent increase in their rent, throw a can or two out for them.
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Hey "Landchads", what are the regulations where you are concerning when you can enter your dwelling?


I'm under the impression that the landlord can not enter the property without notice unless it is a literal emergency: Fire, natural disaster, serious concern for welfare of tenant etc.


All other times, the landlord must give notice to the tenant if they are going to enter the premises and if they show up without notice, you're within rights to asks them to leave. My landlord has shown up without notice on several occasions to check a hole in a wall, investigate a report of kitchen power not working and other things.


They don't even knock, they're just letting themselves into the house and announcing their presence. This feels illegal and wondering if I can complain. Thoughtts?
Back off, Warchild.

Seriously.
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Originally Posted By Bodhy⏩
Hey "Landchads", what are the regulations where you are concerning when you can enter your dwelling?


I'm under the impression that the landlord can not enter the property without notice unless it is a literal emergency: Fire, natural disaster, serious concern for welfare of tenant etc.


All other times, the landlord must give notice to the tenant if they are going to enter the premises and if they show up without notice, you're within rights to asks them to leave. My landlord has shown up without notice on several occasions to check a hole in a wall, investigate a report of kitchen power not working and other things.


They don't even knock, they're just letting themselves into the house and announcing their presence. This feels illegal and wondering if I can complain. Thoughtts?
why wouldn't you preface this to ask people that are familiar with the laws where you live?
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