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> I was 3 days late on my rent this month and now have to appear in court to explain why i haven't paid. I fully expect that to lead to an eviction. wow that's
by senorjazz 8y ago
> I was 3 days late on my rent this month and now have to appear in court to explain why i haven't paid. I fully expect that to lead to an eviction.
wow that's harsh. I own a house in the UK when the tenants lost their job but promised one was lined up. They didn't pay for 2 months, then the tenancy agreement was up and I told the estate agents to not renew it as I cannot afford to pay for these people to live in my house for free whilst covering the mortgage.
They refused to move out. Had to wait another month before could start the eviction process. Took 4.5 months to get them out, then they stole much of the furniture that was in the house and perhaps not "smashed" the house up, packed their things up and very hurriedly damaging the house (pulling curtains off + rail etc).
I refused to give them the deposit back, they went to court to get the deposit back and won lol (have to laugh about this otherwise would cry)
I think what happened to us in the UK was too much the other way, but kicking you out after 3 days is harsh.
Don't you have friends and family to borrow the money from?
- tootto 8y agoJust..wow. How did they manage to get the deposit back? I'm sorry for your experinces with assholes. Makes the world a worse place.
- skinnymuch 8y agoHow did they win their deposit back with that situation?
- zztzzt 8y agoThe role of a landlord is parasitical by nature. I expect your tenants were just redressing the balance.