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The counterpoint i always bring up is my college days """eviction""". I was 1/2 a day """""late""""" with rent (as in, it was the 1st, and i didn't have it whe
by MrStonedOne 5y ago
The counterpoint i always bring up is my college days """eviction""".
I was 1/2 a day """""late""""" with rent (as in, it was the 1st, and i didn't have it when the landlord came to see me in the morning, as i was on my way to school) came back to find the locks changed, was told i was evicted and even if i paid rent for the next month, all it would get me was my property back.
(reminder, they were demanding i rent for the next month, that hasn't happened yet, as condition to retrieve my property, while telling me it wouldn't result in me being allowed to stay in said unit i just paid the next months rent on.)
Had to use legal counsel help to put a stop to that bullshit.
- chasil 5y agoAs a landlord, some tenants commonly did not pay until after the 15th. I never charged them a late fee. A few didn't pay me for the last 5 months, and things did not work out with the state. I will never rent a property again. This pandemic has shown me exactly who is disposable. No governor will again decide that my tenants don't need to honor their payment agreements. May landlords vanish; I am no longer among their number.
- musicale 5y ago> No governor will again decide that my tenants don't need to honor their payment agreements. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CARES_Act#Foreclosure_and_eviction_moratorium https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CARES_Act#Foreclosure_and_evic...
- ryan_lane 5y agoDon't let the door hit you where the good lord split you.