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This is fucked up. 87k of damages ... doesn't that seem a lot?

by guiomie 13y ago

joshmlewis 13y ago
I would imagine most of that is rent you are liable for if you are evicted. At least $2k+ a month for x amount of months. If they had decent furniture that could add up quickly as well, but $80k does seem like a lot unless they are including 'emotional' damages which at that point is hard to quantify.
- tlrobinson 13y ago
  Wait, if you're evicted you're liable for all the rent for the remainder of the lease?
  - FireBeyond 13y ago
    Typically, you're responsible, if it's a lease, for the rent until the property is re-leased, with the assumption that the landlord makes all reasonable efforts to do so expediently.
- thirsteh 13y ago
  Probably $4k-6k+ per month for a 7th Ave "luxury" studio with a back yard.
- dangrossman 13y ago
  Zillow estimates rent at that address as $6700/month, with the 2 bedroom condos in that building selling for over $2 million. Another listing at the same address was renting for $7950/month.
  - joshmlewis 13y ago
    Wow, yeah that definitely makes up for it then. I didn't really look too much into how much.
- kansface 13y ago
  If they disassembled furniture, I'd guess there was also physical damage to the property. Also, the blogger is probably uncomfortable keeping stuff used in the sex fest.
LeafyGreenbriar 13y ago
It does seem like an awful lot. There are furniture boutiques in Manhattan where you could easily spend $87,000 outfitting your apartment, but then if you were spending that kind of money, why on earth would you put your place on Airbnb?
- Crito 13y ago
  Maybe because if you spend $87k on furniture, then you might want to show it off.
  - saalweachter 13y ago
    Not to mention pay it off.
qq66 13y ago
The address in question is an extraordinarily expensive building. Also, if someone does something like clog a bathtub and leave it running, water damage or something similar can easily cause hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage to any building.

This is fucked up. 87k of damages ... doesn't that seem a lot?

by guiomie 13y ago

This is fucked up. 87k of damages ... doesn't that seem a lot?

I would imagine most of that is rent you are liable for if you are evicted. At least $2k+ a month for x amount of months. If they had decent furniture that could add up quickly as well, but $80k does seem like a lot unless they are including 'emotional' damages which at that point is hard to quantify.

tlrobinson 13y ago
Wait, if you're evicted you're liable for all the rent for the remainder of the lease?
- FireBeyond 13y ago
  Typically, you're responsible, if it's a lease, for the rent until the property is re-leased, with the assumption that the landlord makes all reasonable efforts to do so expediently.
thirsteh 13y ago
Probably $4k-6k+ per month for a 7th Ave "luxury" studio with a back yard.
dangrossman 13y ago
Zillow estimates rent at that address as $6700/month, with the 2 bedroom condos in that building selling for over $2 million. Another listing at the same address was renting for $7950/month.
- joshmlewis 13y ago
  Wow, yeah that definitely makes up for it then. I didn't really look too much into how much.
kansface 13y ago
If they disassembled furniture, I'd guess there was also physical damage to the property. Also, the blogger is probably uncomfortable keeping stuff used in the sex fest.

LeafyGreenbriar 13y ago

It does seem like an awful lot. There are furniture boutiques in Manhattan where you could easily spend $87,000 outfitting your apartment, but then if you were spending that kind of money, why on earth would you put your place on Airbnb?

Crito 13y ago
Maybe because if you spend $87k on furniture, then you might want to show it off.
- saalweachter 13y ago
  Not to mention pay it off.

qq66 13y ago

The address in question is an extraordinarily expensive building. Also, if someone does something like clog a bathtub and leave it running, water damage or something similar can easily cause hundreds of thousands of dollars of damage to any building.