Yeah it's super weird humans get super defensive about the roof over their heads. In the upper Midwest where I'm at people die from the elements. Often times it's a death sentence. So you know if people aren't like totally chill about losing their home... I think that's pretty normal. It's not an appliance or a tv. Most humans need shelter to live.
@@firefly9838 are you insane? The guy used his rented home as a pot dispensary and got spooked and wouldn't let anyone else into the house. He only got evicted when he stopped paying rent and basically colonized the house and claimed it as his own and pulled a shotgun on people
@@firefly9838 your insane if you think in anyway that this is appropriate behavior of a tenant. they don’t OWN the property the landlord does and if they need a roof over there heads then they need to follow the landlords rules
@@connorcolumbia5398 I feel like it’s situational. My wife and I had bad credit because of my working at low which then turned to decent pay while she was in college. That’s just down on your luck. Though people can lie and present themselves as upstanding to get an in so I see what you’re saying
@@thechaostornado6600 I mean yeah in an ideal world no one would be poor or commit crimes. The sad reality is that many people choose a path of crime when they didn’t have to and no one made them. You can say society did this and that all you want but at the end of the day you have a choice. I don’t know why people struggle with this concept.
@@vaderbuckeye36 one plant can be grown in a 4x4 plot. One plant can produce 4-8oz. One ounce can sell for ~$100 So that's a lil bit of money depending on how big a garage it is.
my wife and I own single home family rentals. we have $200,000 left on mortgages. We are now the possibility of maintaining $70,000 annual income by selling and investing in stocks and bonds. How does this work out?
Certainly I have, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’monica Mary strigle ” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Ah yes, not paying rent and then pulling a shotgun on people. Surely that will have the desired outcome of a free home with no visitors and not backfire in any way at all.
@@OfficialEduardoCastillo that is facts especially if it’s garbage Ik a grower in that situation, but he also owns a business so he’s good overall. Just has too much bud🤣
@@OfficialEduardoCastillo I was thinking that too. He’s like damn can’t they wait till it finishes growing. Gets kicked out and sells just to pay legal fees and owed rent and enough to get an Xbox. Cus I assume people who don’t pay there rent but xboxes
Just so y’all know my mom had credit cards in my name the second I opened up a bank account at 16 she wrote checks in my name I was screwed from the beginning it’s not always that simple
Ive heard so many stories of people taking out loans and getting credit cards in their kida names and messing up their credit by the time they get to preschool. Thats such a shitty thing to do to your kids!
My dad wanted to name me after him so he could use my credit, my mom didn’t let him cuz he already had a son with another woman named after him. Anyway he fucked up my half brothers credit before he hit high school
@@iraniansuperhacker4382 Lets be real here... you work your ass off to finally have enough money to buy a house, you do all your things legal licenses and pay for everything in the hopes of a better life. Finally the time comes when you can start to see some fruits out of all those years of work but due to someone's illegal activities inside your house, it can set you back years or cost you a whole lot of money involving the authorities and all that cause you were a good person and tried to help. F no! They are coming out even if they stay on the streets, I don't care.
When you're 18 and sign up for loans you are too inexperienced to know it's a bad idea then end up not being able to afford it. Doesn't mean you're necessarily a deadbeat sometimes just means you got played
I had a tenant turn my rental into a daycare center. They literally had 20+ kids each day being dropped off at the property. Do your due diligence verifying check stubs and employment by calling the employer and checking that the employer's number isn't someone's cell phone. I've seen all the tricks potential tenants try to pull off.
My contract doesn’t allow a business to be ran from the property. I had a tenant try to run an online store. The garage and living room and several rooms were packed with items. They were damaging floors and walls from the weight. And I did an inspection a month and a half after they moved in. If it was a small operation and caused no damage I wouldn’t have noticed. But I successfully evicted her because they breached the contract. Another one was obviously selling drugs but he wasn’t even authorized to live there. I rented to an older couple and they met their daughter move in without permission and she let her boyfriend move in and he was selling drugs. So many people were driving up to the house every day that it started to cause oil spots to develop on the street from their cars leaking oil. It was an easy eviction because they broke so many parts of my contract.
It's the guys with bad credit who's gf works but also has bed credit and grows weed and has a shotgun and PULLING said shotgun on people irresponsibly, ruining it for the rest of us.
If you can scare off the eviction company that shit's yours cuz. Why should the police guard something you use to make monwy? That's what security guards are for.
@@RebelTvShka Go to a loan company borrow some money and use to pay it off in small amounts. You only have low credit because you don't feel like fixing it.
I had bad credit due to parents taking out loans in my name when i turned 18. So paid a whole year up front. I have never missed a day of rent. My landlords however turned out to be neglectful and tried to use my bad credit as a hold over me, I couldn't get anywhere else but still £1500 a month to live in a home falling apart. In the end the council stepped in and had to enforce, older landlords are often the worst as they are detached from todays reality and economy. They were willingly letting a chold with cystic fibrosis live with damp and holes and a falling apart house. Now they cant show their faces in the town they grew up in as everyone knows the scum they are ❤
What’s crazy that Graham didn’t mention is over time he never increased their rent, not once, because they were his first tenants. He did them a solid n then they acted like this which is wild.
In Texas (and hopefully other states), you can send eviction notices by certified mail so you or an eviction company don't have to risk getting attacked while serving the notice.
Yup. Or of course the cops. I live in San Antonio and the housing market is so fucked right now that everytime an eviction comes people race to get that unit when it’s available. I’ve been slowly building my credit through my leases and short term Signature Loans so I don’t have to deal with this BS anymore.
No. Texas is unique and pro landlord where many other states are extremely pro tenant to a point it’s insane. Where courts just let tenants steal from other people. Like California.
Never mix your feelings with your business... even Ben was telling his son to worry about the money hitting his bank account not being nice (something like that)
If he was even considering renting to a sub 600 credit score tenant, it's because his property was not a great one. The rental market is so tight, you can literally pick and choose the finest potential tenants. Unless, of course, you're a slumlord and great tenants won't touch your property. In that case, you just have to consider the occasional disaster as part of the cost of doing business.
And still a loss because lawyer fees and years misssed rent. I get tenants have so many rights but not paying rent for months should be common sense to be able to kick em out asap but it’s such a long process with the courts
Have you ever been to Europe? Here basically people can stay 3-4 years rent free + damages + lawyer fees + all the anger and they even have associations that protest 😂😂😂
As a landlord, 100% of the (first hand) bad stories I’ve heard start with “they were a family friend”, “I knew them from church”, “they seemed like good people”. You can have friends that are good people with zero financial sense. Do the extra leg work to vet your residents. That means ACTUALLY calling previous landlords and their place of employment to rental hostility and verify income. An extra hour of work now saves you exponentially more work and cash lost down the road. Also, I would rent to someone less qualified who asks good questions at the walk through and shows that they communicate well. Any issue we’ve ever had (including both income earners being laid off simultaneously 😞) could be resolved to both parties benefit through clear communication. These are also the folks who are going to do the required maintenance, like changing the provided hvac filters and trimming the lawn. (I do have a minimum qualification of 660 credit and 3x rent in income. I make case by case exceptions for background checks if they tell me the truth before I find it in the report.)
As a landlord you should ALWAYS do a background check. Also if you experience that there are groups of landlords where you can put them on a blacklist so put theme there on this list
“You should basically become a rogue gang, you should be the Gestapo and make sure that you’re in control of who lives in a given space, and they should have no freedom, their crime of course being poor.”
Due diligence on renters can save a whole lot of pain in the end. Seeming "nice" isn't a qualification for renting. A credit check is a must. No excuses for bad credit should be accepted. It's only business, nothing personal.
Do not rent to strangers. My friend ended up with a squatter. Takes a very long time in court. Took my friend 2 1/2 years to get him evicted. Now she is so behind in rent oending eviction.😅
Harsh reality of this business but Adam Smith, the father of capitalism, still saw landlords as parasites and that man doesn't look like he knows honest work.
Lmao if he refused any longer he could’ve just called the police and told them not only did he threaten to shoot someone he’s also growing weed in the garage.
He explicitly admitted that weed was legal in that state. The eviction company can't legally force him to leave the property and he had every right to defend himself from their demands. The only thing the police could have done is carry out the eviction AFTER the judge made the ruling.
That’s a hard lesson to learn. When you’re doing a financial transaction it doesn’t matter if they seem like nice tenants. If they’ve destroyed their credit then at one point they intent to stop paying you rent.
? What do you mean. So you’d rather not invest? Becoming successful often involves stress and risk. Investing in real estate is still the most stable market for investing. You need to pick your tenants carefully
There is a reason a credit score exist. If you go through the trouble of checking it... use it to tell them no. They either just made a mistake or haven't yet had long enough to correct the mistake they made. Don't allow them to be your mistake, when you can get someone who hasn't made the mistake.
@@grapetoad6595 credit score isn't about paying rent it's about showing that you've made proper financial choices and have something to lose. Someone with 430 credit score has a lot less to lose compared to someone with squeaky clean 750+. It's about not having to take chances on if a 430 score is just down on their luck or someone who doesn't care
@@xsw882 This clearly happened before the pandemic. People have been literally allowed to squat on properties without paying indefinitely. Good luck getting the cops to do anything for you in California today.
technically you breached their right to quiet enjoyment first AND possibly violated title VIII of the fha. they could’ve filed constructive eviction and sued you so for the fake lawyers in the comments - if a tenant doesn’t want you to enter the premises, don’t do it unless you have specifically stated those terms of free entry in the lease. Just get a court order to enter. Owning property isn’t a game a sims, once they sign that line there rules that you must follow as well as them ALSO: missed rent once isn’t grounds for immediate eviction you guys. obviously the true story is longer and much more boring
You made a lot of assumptions ab the state of the lease and that rent was only missed once there. Imagine it differently and see where people are coming from. He said stopped paying his rent not missed rent. Implies multiple times.
Also he didn't breache rights first. They used his property to grow illegal drugs before anything else.... so that pretty much null and void anything else done
On top of that they never stated he did go through the garage is seems the tenet admitted grow it in the garage therefore no breach of quiet enjoyment.
@@kin9_derp952 true but that’s why i said technically, the tenant didn’t have to say why he wasn’t letting him in just that he didn’t want random people (the appraiser) on the parcel plus you need a 24hr notice to send anybody to the property so with them just popping up on the tenant randomly they have 100% right to refuse them entry with no explanation. the garage is still part of the tenants private boundaries even as an appurtenant structure. even if he doesn’t want someone in the driveway, without proper notice/documentation they gotta go
My first and last tenant was terrible.... Long story short he took his girlfriend hostage with a gun, she escaped, there was a standoff with the cops, SWAT was called, he got arrested, the stupid bail bondsman bailed him out, her went back to the house and got arrested again because he was supposed to stay away from the x-girlfriend then he somehow got bailed out again. Then after the girl moved out completely he was able to move back in because of Covid rules. He's a terrible person
I work at the dealer and every now and then we see people with bad credit trying to convince us like it’s us who won’t approve them with stories but failing to realize we can see you’ve never paid anyone back 😂
@@theantisocialsocialite- A. Not my car. B. That car in my pfp is worth more than the double wide you live in C. My actual cars are worth more than your double wide and your momma's house combined.
I didn't pay a certain lender back because they were charging me late fees even though I was 26 months ahead schedule on paying the loan off. They said I had to pay on the first of every month and I said I would but you need to take the Kate fees off since I can't possibly be late as I paid 10k last month. They refused to waive the late fees and I have still refused to pay years later. It's already about to fall off my credit report
bad credit means nothing, boomer. I have bad credit and moved into a place in 2016 and she said we were the best tenants she ever had. she wound up selling all of her properties and let us stay until someone wanted to move in and we stayed until a week before. she was sad to see us go, but she was old and she was tired of having to deal with all the properties, so I understand.
I mean, by what it seems, dude let him see the rest of the house but not the garage because he was growing weed. Then the guy got highly aggressive about everything and basically tried to say f u to the landlord
For reasons like this (and judge judy) I will never rent. If i somehow come across additional property, i will just sell or hold onto it until it appreciates in value. People do not care about someone else's home. They also now there's a lengthy process for removal that's in the favor of the tenant. Just not with the headache.
🤦🏻♂️ could of had them out the same week just call ATF and report illegal grow operation and permission to enter your property both hauled off to jail get a moving box and put stuff in there when they get out they can retrieve the moving box so why wait on the courts
I had crappy credit because when I was in my late teens/ early twenties I would sign up for credit cards to get discounts and hit my credit. When I really started at building it, my credit card maxed out at $300 🫠
@@Cbutton to a dude that got offended by a credit system comment and got butt hurt so he talked trash about something not related one bit and now all of the sudden he thinks he’s chris bumstead too
Tenants like these are the reason everyone elses rent is so high. They’ve gotta make sure they cover they’re costs 3x over so they can pay the mortgage, loans, and still make enough to survive even if the renter hasn’t paid in months
@@mikhailhunter5277”the reality is scalpers only exist because people are willing to buy them at that price” No. The reality is that there is no other option. Being homeless is not an “option”
Grandfather left a few plots of land for me and my brother just outside of ft bliss. I plan to build a few houses and exclusively rent to soldiers as it guaranteed income; and since in still serving if I need to go to the kids chain of command in have free reign. Learned the phrase CYA real fast aka Cover Your Ass.
Being a landlord is not a quick buck by any means. It’s a business, you have to be prepared for problem tenants, unexpected expenses. It can both be very lucrative and very expensive. I own a few apartments buildings. But I’m very selective in my tenant applications, credit check, proof of income, criminal background, references. I’ve been very fortunate. On the flip side tho, because I have generally great tenants who pay on time, I make sure I hold my end of the lease up as well, if something broken it gets fixed, buildings are clean, modern. Issues get resolved quickly.
If you think about it, someone with bad credit has nothing to lose, like they don't pay bills what's the worst that can happen? Their credit gets lower lol? It's already bad credit so doesn't matter to them. Stay safe and choose someone with good credit
Dude went through so much more paperwork than he had to. Just call the cops on him and he gets kicked out for illegal weed farming. Even in states where you can grow weed you have to get permits. Nobody has a permit for garage weed
The only reason why this guy rented out the house to those people with bad credit ratings was he charged them a high rent rate not because they look nice. He's a greedy businessman.
Well damn if he is really that unemployed maybe he should get the money from the government programs, or y'all should stop thinking unemployment is a insult and everyone without a job is equally fucked, which one is easier?
@@DarkPsychologyExploitsAnalyzed we all calm man, i just think it's strange how all these people are sending so much hate to millionaires and billionaires when they would grab with all their strength the first chance they see to become one
@@where_is_sauceonna be real with you here, practically no one, except the people with the most pure of hearts and love for nothing than the planet we live on and the people they live with, are going to say no to millions or billions of dollars. It’s not really a matter of jealousy, I think everyone would love to live life without ever having to worry about working or paying for anything. The hatred comes from a different place entirely; (correctly) perceived injustice. They like many others, believe that these oligarchs actively hold the rest of the population back and use every opportunity possible to solidify their own positions. And they 100% do that through government lobbying and private donations. These “rich” folks practically get to run the world simply because they have more money than everyone, and to an average person, that’s unfair. More often than not that money wasn’t earned but inherited, which just adds another source of frustration; not only do they have more power but that power was given not earned.
@@Megabeans500 yes, this perceived injustice that comes from the concept of money is going to exist as long as money exists, so i don't know why people spend their energy hating on something that exists as long as modern society exists, it is pointless, and by the uncontrollable nature of money and by past examples we should be celebrating any person capable of accumulating wealth because they might break the system by accident or by using their time not working and finding a better socioeconomic model that works
@@phantomstranger1125 Yes, but instead of investing in a business that will grow the economy, you take a house away from the market that could have gone to someone that will live in it. Thus, it is leeching.
Here's the full story: th-cam.com/video/SloJvOLRkhI/w-d-xo.html
Poor baby but he don't pay no taxes, the tenant pay it all.
All you know taxpayers will have regret one day
I don’t care brother
You aint getting no sympathy
Pathetic landleech
Ii
“They seemed like nice people” famous last words for a landlord
It it's a gamble
Yeah it's super weird humans get super defensive about the roof over their heads. In the upper Midwest where I'm at people die from the elements. Often times it's a death sentence. So you know if people aren't like totally chill about losing their home... I think that's pretty normal. It's not an appliance or a tv. Most humans need shelter to live.
@@firefly9838 are you insane? The guy used his rented home as a pot dispensary and got spooked and wouldn't let anyone else into the house. He only got evicted when he stopped paying rent and basically colonized the house and claimed it as his own and pulled a shotgun on people
@@benjaminandrews956 pot is legal where I live. Who cares. It's a plant. I own a shotgun too. Where I live it's a free country. We do what we want.
@@firefly9838 your insane if you think in anyway that this is appropriate behavior of a tenant. they don’t OWN the property the landlord does and if they need a roof over there heads then they need to follow the landlords rules
What sucks is the “they seemed like nice people” ruin for the real genuine people that may just be down on their luck.
People can only be down on their luck for so long before they just turn into bad people. That phrase gets overused.
@@connorcolumbia5398 I feel like it’s situational. My wife and I had bad credit because of my working at low which then turned to decent pay while she was in college. That’s just down on your luck. Though people can lie and present themselves as upstanding to get an in so I see what you’re saying
@@connorcolumbia5398 Surely we should have a system where people who are down on their luck doesnt have to resort to becoming criminals to survive
@@connorcolumbia5398 By necessity, maybe. Let's maybe fix the system that keeps most of america struggling to make ends meet so 1000 can be uber rich?
@@thechaostornado6600 I mean yeah in an ideal world no one would be poor or commit crimes. The sad reality is that many people choose a path of crime when they didn’t have to and no one made them. You can say society did this and that all you want but at the end of the day you have a choice. I don’t know why people struggle with this concept.
You'd think guy growing and selling bud would be able to pay rent
That assumes he was selling
If you're just growing in your garage, you probably dont enough to sell for a meaningful amount
@@vaderbuckeye36 to be fair, he is making some indoor weed and the garage is the only option.
@@vaderbuckeye36 one plant can be grown in a 4x4 plot.
One plant can produce 4-8oz.
One ounce can sell for ~$100
So that's a lil bit of money depending on how big a garage it is.
He was paying.. it want until his landlord found out
my wife and I own single home family rentals. we have $200,000 left on mortgages. We are now the possibility of maintaining $70,000 annual income by selling and investing in stocks and bonds. How does this work out?
Real estate is a solid investment but demands effort and lacks liquidity compared to stocks and bonds. Long-term market trends should guide decisions.
Considering the sell and invest option? It's essential to consult a reliable financial planner to ensure income projections align with your goals.
have you worked with a financial planner ? if yes , how was it? care to share your experience
Certainly I have, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’monica Mary strigle ” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive.She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
Portfolio grew 2 0 0 % thanks to expert guide!
Ah yes, not paying rent and then pulling a shotgun on people. Surely that will have the desired outcome of a free home with no visitors and not backfire in any way at all.
Bro was either sobering up from weed or was taking other narcotics
You'd be surprised.
@@deadmeatjb if he’s growing then being high is probably like being sober for him
@@kai_790 thats kinda what I meant
Sobering up from weed makes you pull a shotgun? Neh
Imagine a drug dealer with money to not pay rent
Edit: yes thank you he probably wasn’t a dealer, I wasn’t being serious and neither should you
Fr😂😂😂if anything a drug dealer would NOT want to miss their payments as why would they want to go through this hassle let alone having to re locate.
Sounds more like a lazy pot head 😂
Just bc you’re a drug dealer and growing weed doesn’t mean you have money. He could very well be sitting on 50lbs that has not moved in months
@@OfficialEduardoCastillo that is facts especially if it’s garbage Ik a grower in that situation, but he also owns a business so he’s good overall. Just has too much bud🤣
@@OfficialEduardoCastillo I was thinking that too. He’s like damn can’t they wait till it finishes growing. Gets kicked out and sells just to pay legal fees and owed rent and enough to get an Xbox. Cus I assume people who don’t pay there rent but xboxes
Just so y’all know my mom had credit cards in my name the second I opened up a bank account at 16 she wrote checks in my name I was screwed from the beginning it’s not always that simple
this is more common than people think, sorry that happened to you
That’s illegal. Consult a lawyer.
@@shaquilleoatmeal6433the company will probably say, give us a police report
Its always the ppl closest to you
@@shaquilleoatmeal6433It ain’t that simple, you don’t just sue or arrest your family no matter how poorly they screw you.
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Ive heard so many stories of people taking out loans and getting credit cards in their kida names and messing up their credit by the time they get to preschool. Thats such a shitty thing to do to your kids!
So is doing drugs while pregnant
@@badactor3440 while we dont know that happened in this scenario.... I concur. And i chief like Sitting Bull 🤣
My dad wanted to name me after him so he could use my credit, my mom didn’t let him cuz he already had a son with another woman named after him. Anyway he fucked up my half brothers credit before he hit high school
Happened to my sister... except with a mortgage 😬
"The system works guys I swear"
It's like bro nobody cares about your weed. He just wants to refinance his property 🤣🤣
Right 🤣 people like that are greedy af
Man wasn't even mad about the weed, he's just pissed you didn't let the appraiser in! Let the man get his house inspect and pay your rent on time!
lol yeah
He definitely told him the weed was a problem which is most likely why the guy went rogue
@@maltheri9833 yeah we aint getting the full story here for sure
@@iraniansuperhacker4382 Lets be real here... you work your ass off to finally have enough money to buy a house, you do all your things legal licenses and pay for everything in the hopes of a better life.
Finally the time comes when you can start to see some fruits out of all those years of work but due to someone's illegal activities inside your house, it can set you back years or cost you a whole lot of money involving the authorities and all that cause you were a good person and tried to help. F no! They are coming out even if they stay on the streets, I don't care.
@@iraniansuperhacker4382He tells more of the story on his channel.
But remember he is the bad guy for being a landlord.
You seem like the type that people hate being around
@@phytoplankton7003 you need to seriously take some sarcasm classes
@@phytoplankton7003 ever heard of sarcasm
Yes.
this but unironic
Most people have bad credit for a reason.
Yeah, they don’t teach good credit in public school lol
@@jarde1989 what if u go to private school?
credit was invented to punish you for unsecured debt
Because the system is hot garbage.
When you're 18 and sign up for loans you are too inexperienced to know it's a bad idea then end up not being able to afford it. Doesn't mean you're necessarily a deadbeat sometimes just means you got played
I had a tenant turn my rental into a daycare center. They literally had 20+ kids each day being dropped off at the property. Do your due diligence verifying check stubs and employment by calling the employer and checking that the employer's number isn't someone's cell phone.
I've seen all the tricks potential tenants try to pull off.
My contract doesn’t allow a business to be ran from the property. I had a tenant try to run an online store. The garage and living room and several rooms were packed with items. They were damaging floors and walls from the weight. And I did an inspection a month and a half after they moved in. If it was a small operation and caused no damage I wouldn’t have noticed. But I successfully evicted her because they breached the contract.
Another one was obviously selling drugs but he wasn’t even authorized to live there. I rented to an older couple and they met their daughter move in without permission and she let her boyfriend move in and he was selling drugs. So many people were driving up to the house every day that it started to cause oil spots to develop on the street from their cars leaking oil. It was an easy eviction because they broke so many parts of my contract.
“I’m growing roses in the garage”
“My wife works”
“We both have shitty credit”
Come on man…. 😂 that one was on you.
The first lie should have been a red flag
He ruins it for other dudes who have bad credit and whose gf works but also has bad credit and grows weed but doesn't own a shotgun 😂😂😂
lol good one
It's the guys with bad credit who's gf works but also has bed credit and grows weed and has a shotgun and PULLING said shotgun on people irresponsibly, ruining it for the rest of us.
Just tryna smoke weed and shoot shotgun responsibly with bad credit.
How are people sticking up for the guy that stopped paying rent?
If you can scare off the eviction company that shit's yours cuz.
Why should the police guard something you use to make monwy? That's what security guards are for.
@@Jimpiedepimpie I hope you don't pay rent and the landlord puts one in the soft spot on your head
@@Paigeflame You already have lead in your water pipes, nobody has to do anything to you. ☺️
@@Paigeflame yikes
Criminals defend other criminals
alot of people in here with bad credit
a lot of socialist rentoids
This comment section turned me into a socialist (I now hate landlords, may allah cleanse their souls alhamdulillah
Because most Americans have bad credit…
@@15Monkes Landlords are parasites
Boy, that tenant sure chose to escalate that situation unnecessarily quick.
"They really seemed like nice people."
Yeah, they always do when they want something from you.
Yea don’t rent to people with bad credit.
I have terrible credit. I've never missed a rent payment. Medical bills and losing your job will put you in the gutter for a while.
Love essentially having chinese social credit system in the U.S., definitely the best country on earth
@@Wavezzzz601 there's not a single nation I'd rather live in. Cowboy country it may be, but that's to my liking.
@@RebelTvShka Go to a loan company borrow some money and use to pay it off in small amounts.
You only have low credit because you don't feel like fixing it.
@@toxicworld7211 already on it mate. It's low because I'm spreading the love rather than working on one at a time.
I had bad credit due to parents taking out loans in my name when i turned 18. So paid a whole year up front. I have never missed a day of rent. My landlords however turned out to be neglectful and tried to use my bad credit as a hold over me, I couldn't get anywhere else but still £1500 a month to live in a home falling apart. In the end the council stepped in and had to enforce, older landlords are often the worst as they are detached from todays reality and economy.
They were willingly letting a chold with cystic fibrosis live with damp and holes and a falling apart house. Now they cant show their faces in the town they grew up in as everyone knows the scum they are ❤
Hey, hope it's a lot better for you now!
I can tell what kind of person you are from this fake story
What’s crazy that Graham didn’t mention is over time he never increased their rent, not once, because they were his first tenants. He did them a solid n then they acted like this which is wild.
I love that my 700 credit score is considered bad while trying to find a house with these prices
Honestly, at this point we're all better just living in our cars and telling the landlords to pay their own mortgage.
Sone areas make it illegal to sleep in your car
In Texas (and hopefully other states), you can send eviction notices by certified mail so you or an eviction company don't have to risk getting attacked while serving the notice.
Yup. Or of course the cops. I live in San Antonio and the housing market is so fucked right now that everytime an eviction comes people race to get that unit when it’s available. I’ve been slowly building my credit through my leases and short term Signature Loans so I don’t have to deal with this BS anymore.
No. Texas is unique and pro landlord where many other states are extremely pro tenant to a point it’s insane. Where courts just let tenants steal from other people. Like California.
Never mix your feelings with your business... even Ben was telling his son to worry about the money hitting his bank account not being nice (something like that)
If he was even considering renting to a sub 600 credit score tenant, it's because his property was not a great one. The rental market is so tight, you can literally pick and choose the finest potential tenants.
Unless, of course, you're a slumlord and great tenants won't touch your property. In that case, you just have to consider the occasional disaster as part of the cost of doing business.
Good way to have a society built on cruelty and inhumanity
ty man im gonna start selling carcinogenic products
screw that I would had called cops and said he is growing suspicious looking flowers in his garage... FBIs Open Up!!
The FBI has never busted anyone for growing weed in their garage in a state where it’s legal
@@DiamondEyeball just because it’s recreational doesnt mean you can grow as much as you want. Definitely in a residental area.
Calling the cops in that situation results in a shootout friend, better to let the delusions pass and fix it through paper work
@@DiamondEyeball who said you had to say weed..
@@DcalTEHboss33 glad you have common sense mfs think you can fight dumb with dumber 😂😂
And still a loss because lawyer fees and years misssed rent. I get tenants have so many rights but not paying rent for months should be common sense to be able to kick em out asap but it’s such a long process with the courts
Have you ever been to Europe?
Here basically people can stay 3-4 years rent free + damages + lawyer fees + all the anger and they even have associations that protest 😂😂😂
Will never understand tenants who act like they own the properties they rent.
As a landlord, 100% of the (first hand) bad stories I’ve heard start with “they were a family friend”, “I knew them from church”, “they seemed like good people”. You can have friends that are good people with zero financial sense.
Do the extra leg work to vet your residents. That means ACTUALLY calling previous landlords and their place of employment to rental hostility and verify income. An extra hour of work now saves you exponentially more work and cash lost down the road.
Also, I would rent to someone less qualified who asks good questions at the walk through and shows that they communicate well. Any issue we’ve ever had (including both income earners being laid off simultaneously 😞) could be resolved to both parties benefit through clear communication. These are also the folks who are going to do the required maintenance, like changing the provided hvac filters and trimming the lawn. (I do have a minimum qualification of 660 credit and 3x rent in income. I make case by case exceptions for background checks if they tell me the truth before I find it in the report.)
Mao
"The judge ruled in my favour" AS HE SHOULD!?!
Yes the judge should . The tenant was in the wrong
So I take it this wasn't in California.
As a landlord you should ALWAYS do a background check. Also if you experience that there are groups of landlords where you can put them on a blacklist so put theme there on this list
“You should basically become a rogue gang, you should be the Gestapo and make sure that you’re in control of who lives in a given space, and they should have no freedom, their crime of course being poor.”
@@BadDadEnergy I don’t know if not letting someone who fucks up other people’s property live in your flat is constricting someone’s “freedom” but ok
"it's roses...I'm growing roses"
*Sighs* "is it weed?"
"... okay fine it's weed"
"Is- is it actually meth..."
"Maybe..."
feudalism is so cool. love landlords and all the hard work they do that benefits society.
The fact dude wasn't arrested for pulling the gun is the first problem
it got reported on the eviction hearing
1st clue the whole story is fake af
The same reason a certain segment of our population destroyed Billions in property damage during the BLM riots/protests and largely got away with it.
Can u please make a video fully detailing what tools u use to fully screen tenants. Platforms and all procedures
GS you rock!!! ❤
@@michieshell8 who’s GS
@@talentekhuzwayo2705 Graham Stephan
They’re called eyes. If the tens t is black it’s a no.
@@cococock2418 imagine thinking i’d be offended😂didn’t know small boys watched Graham Stephan videos
Due diligence on renters can save a whole lot of pain in the end. Seeming "nice" isn't a qualification for renting. A credit check is a must. No excuses for bad credit should be accepted. It's only business, nothing personal.
😂😂😂 man’s pulled out shotgun like ain’t no one taking my stash 😂😂
I hate that credit scores determine ifyou get a house or not... I've got a fairly shitty credit score, I've never not paid my rent though....
Has a shot gun but not the rent money 💀
Do not rent to strangers. My friend ended up with a squatter.
Takes a very long time in court.
Took my friend
2 1/2 years to get him evicted. Now she is so behind in rent oending eviction.😅
Harsh reality of this business but Adam Smith, the father of capitalism, still saw landlords as parasites and that man doesn't look like he knows honest work.
Lmao if he refused any longer he could’ve just called the police and told them not only did he threaten to shoot someone he’s also growing weed in the garage.
He they post bail they can still stay at the property
He explicitly admitted that weed was legal in that state. The eviction company can't legally force him to leave the property and he had every right to defend himself from their demands. The only thing the police could have done is carry out the eviction AFTER the judge made the ruling.
i was the tenant and can confirm that i wasn’t nice
You don't deserve a house
For anyone looking for the song in the background, I’m pretty sure it’s “Alone” - Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals
Bro why is homie drinking liquid death tap water and not the sparkling water can.
Wait, you can’t drink tab water in America?
@@nekolucan't drink tap water in most places you damn hippie
“I’m growing roses in the garage” 💀
Breaking bad house right before that sentence:
Yes, Valentine's Day 💝 & Mother's Day is where I make the real money 💰 🌹😅
The fact you have to hire a company to evict them and then go to court to get shitstains out of YOUR house is ridiculous.
That's what happens when you sign a contract. It's still your house but it's also theirs.
Wow wild!! Tenant vetting is always an important step!
That’s a hard lesson to learn. When you’re doing a financial transaction it doesn’t matter if they seem like nice tenants. If they’ve destroyed their credit then at one point they intent to stop paying you rent.
"No good deed goes unpunished"
That's why investing in many houses is not worth the stress.
? What do you mean. So you’d rather not invest? Becoming successful often involves stress and risk. Investing in real estate is still the most stable market for investing. You need to pick your tenants carefully
am i the only one who thinks he sounds almost exactly like ben shapiro
WOAH ITS CRAZY SEEING TRILL ON MY SHORTS ALL OF A SUDDEN!! I’ve literally been watching them forever so it’s so cooks to finally see him pop up
There is a reason a credit score exist. If you go through the trouble of checking it... use it to tell them no. They either just made a mistake or haven't yet had long enough to correct the mistake they made. Don't allow them to be your mistake, when you can get someone who hasn't made the mistake.
Sounds like the credit wasn't the problem, he was paying rent for a year with no problem.
The problem was that he decided to grow weed.
@@grapetoad6595And then pulled a fucking gun on an innocent civilian
@@grapetoad6595 credit isn't just about money.... it shows poor life choices. As the weed and pulling the gun shows are some poor choices.
@@grapetoad6595 credit score isn't about paying rent it's about showing that you've made proper financial choices and have something to lose. Someone with 430 credit score has a lot less to lose compared to someone with squeaky clean 750+. It's about not having to take chances on if a 430 score is just down on their luck or someone who doesn't care
“Ruled in my favor.” Like In what world would a judge not!? 😂
California
@@lucassalcedo3968 but it was in california
@@xsw882 damn didn't know that. California just seems like a place that would allow that poor behavior.
@@xsw882 This clearly happened before the pandemic. People have been literally allowed to squat on properties without paying indefinitely. Good luck getting the cops to do anything for you in California today.
@@lucassalcedo3968 And thats how ignorant stereotypes get spread.
Lmao how to bring heat on yourself 101 😂
Bro woke up and chose violence☠️
This is why you have to always verify credit. It usually tells the right story.
technically you breached their right to quiet enjoyment first AND possibly violated title VIII of the fha. they could’ve filed constructive eviction and sued you so for the fake lawyers in the comments - if a tenant doesn’t want you to enter the premises, don’t do it unless you have specifically stated those terms of free entry in the lease. Just get a court order to enter. Owning property isn’t a game a sims, once they sign that line there rules that you must follow as well as them
ALSO: missed rent once isn’t grounds for immediate eviction you guys. obviously the true story is longer and much more boring
You made a lot of assumptions ab the state of the lease and that rent was only missed once there. Imagine it differently and see where people are coming from. He said stopped paying his rent not missed rent. Implies multiple times.
Also he didn't breache rights first. They used his property to grow illegal drugs before anything else.... so that pretty much null and void anything else done
On top of that they never stated he did go through the garage is seems the tenet admitted grow it in the garage therefore no breach of quiet enjoyment.
@@kin9_derp952 true but that’s why i said technically, the tenant didn’t have to say why he wasn’t letting him in just that he didn’t want random people (the appraiser) on the parcel plus you need a 24hr notice to send anybody to the property so with them just popping up on the tenant randomly they have 100% right to refuse them entry with no explanation. the garage is still part of the tenants private boundaries even as an appurtenant structure. even if he doesn’t want someone in the driveway, without proper notice/documentation they gotta go
what lease wouldn't have at minimum a 24 hour notice to enter? no need to waste data on that comment.
My first and last tenant was terrible.... Long story short he took his girlfriend hostage with a gun, she escaped, there was a standoff with the cops, SWAT was called, he got arrested, the stupid bail bondsman bailed him out, her went back to the house and got arrested again because he was supposed to stay away from the x-girlfriend then he somehow got bailed out again. Then after the girl moved out completely he was able to move back in because of Covid rules. He's a terrible person
That’s awful.
Giving up after one Tennant....
And this why i am no longer a landlord...it's not worth the trouble and clowns that you rent to, so glad i got out.
You could have avoided this situation by simply not being a landlord. 🤷🏼♂️
I work at the dealer and every now and then we see people with bad credit trying to convince us like it’s us who won’t approve them with stories but failing to realize we can see you’ve never paid anyone back 😂
And what if it's a situation where they have bad credit but make all their payments, it happens.
@@yamomsballs maybe that’s why you have an old crappy car in your profile pic lol
@@theantisocialsocialite- A. Not my car. B. That car in my pfp is worth more than the double wide you live in C. My actual cars are worth more than your double wide and your momma's house combined.
@@theantisocialsocialite-that's a nice car in his profile pic
I didn't pay a certain lender back because they were charging me late fees even though I was 26 months ahead schedule on paying the loan off. They said I had to pay on the first of every month and I said I would but you need to take the Kate fees off since I can't possibly be late as I paid 10k last month. They refused to waive the late fees and I have still refused to pay years later. It's already about to fall off my credit report
Hqve you ever had a shitty landlord? Theres a bunch of em too. People glorifying housing for finance is twisted.
Showed this to my cat and her response was pretty blunt.
"Mao"
Sounds like they were good tenants until you got greedy
Literally
Tell me you've never owned anything and you live in your parent's basement without telling me...
@@Justnothankyou132you sound like the type of guy to tip your landlord
Fake landlord, it’s not “tenant” it’s Rentoid
This guy is a true lenda (with an A, don't call the zbots on me)
remember guys tip your landlords
20%? Why would you only give me 25%? I do all this hard work and let you live in a house for only a 30% tip? Oy
if ur not giving ur landlord a 200% tip every month I can't associate with u personally
Remember guys capitalism bad communism good
@@trppstarExactly! Nothing bad ever happened with communism! 😊 ...Right?
@@isaacharroun2200 no! Never!
bad credit means nothing, boomer. I have bad credit and moved into a place in 2016 and she said we were the best tenants she ever had. she wound up selling all of her properties and let us stay until someone wanted to move in and we stayed until a week before. she was sad to see us go, but she was old and she was tired of having to deal with all the properties, so I understand.
Bad credit is a huge red flag, just because you were a good tenant doesn’t mean anything.
@@Cameron-mw5crit literally does? An imaginary number made to gatekeep rights from the working class does not predict a bad tenant.
@@olivevatten2878 you don’t have the right to live in somebody else’s property
@@Cameron-mw5cr A human right (housing) shouldn’t be private property. Easy fix. 👍🏽
@@olivevatten2878 housing isn’t a human right, it’s a need.
I mean, by what it seems, dude let him see the rest of the house but not the garage because he was growing weed.
Then the guy got highly aggressive about everything and basically tried to say f u to the landlord
Yaaaaa i still will never have sympathy for a land lord
W
Why? They are ppl providing a service
For reasons like this (and judge judy) I will never rent. If i somehow come across additional property, i will just sell or hold onto it until it appreciates in value. People do not care about someone else's home. They also now there's a lengthy process for removal that's in the favor of the tenant. Just not with the headache.
🤦🏻♂️ could of had them out the same week just call ATF and report illegal grow operation and permission to enter your property both hauled off to jail get a moving box and put stuff in there when they get out they can retrieve the moving box so why wait on the courts
That just gives the rest of us struggling a bad rep
Frl I had my car repoed in ‘20 cuz the pandemic and it’s still on my record they won’t take it off😩😂
I feel that, it’s been a rough few years but I’ve never missed a payment on anything. Yet my credit score is not great
I had crappy credit because when I was in my late teens/ early twenties I would sign up for credit cards to get discounts and hit my credit. When I really started at building it, my credit card maxed out at $300 🫠
Worst part is people defending these scumbags lol.
Yeah in the US the credit system DOES work and tell you who to avoid very well
So do TH-cam profile pictures guy that’s in a public bathroom with his shirt off flexing
@@Cbutton it’s the gym bathroom and I’m sorry my athleticism makes you feel inferior
@@jcatalan1496 bruh you have no idea who your talking too 🤣
@@Cbutton to a dude that got offended by a credit system comment and got butt hurt so he talked trash about something not related one bit and now all of the sudden he thinks he’s chris bumstead too
@@jcatalan1496 your "athleticism" would have a hard time intimidating a 10 year old, let alone any fully developed man.
Bro really took a codm jak12 ☠️💀😭😭😭😭😭
Tenants like these are the reason everyone elses rent is so high. They’ve gotta make sure they cover they’re costs 3x over so they can pay the mortgage, loans, and still make enough to survive even if the renter hasn’t paid in months
Having no tenant at all is better than having a bad tenant. I won’t trust a bad tenant with my half-million-dollar property.
😂 starter houses are half a million these days
being a landlord is one of the worst things you can say you are. scum of the earth.
@@justinsmith3981dosent matter, 500k is 500k weather it’s a mansion in the middle of nowhere or a studio in a city
@@justinsmith3981 Exactly. And I won’t trust a bad tenant with that. A vacancy is much cheaper.
Landlords provide housing like scalpers provide tickets.
That tenant was the good guy in this story!
@@Mayordomo32 tenants can be bad, all landlords are parasites on society.
The reality is landlords only exist because there are people who wouldn't be able to afford a house anyways
@@mikhailhunter5277 not if there weren't landlords. The landlord is not an inevitable consequence of the existence of houses. Peasant brain behavior.
@@mikhailhunter5277”the reality is scalpers only exist because people are willing to buy them at that price”
No. The reality is that there is no other option. Being homeless is not an “option”
Grandfather left a few plots of land for me and my brother just outside of ft bliss. I plan to build a few houses and exclusively rent to soldiers as it guaranteed income; and since in still serving if I need to go to the kids chain of command in have free reign. Learned the phrase CYA real fast aka Cover Your Ass.
NEVER trust anyone with bad credit. I won’t even associate with you if your credit is below 750 let alone allow you to rent one of my places
This is what you get when you try to make a quick buck with cheap properties. Being a slum lord isn't a flex and you get what you sign up for.
Being a landlord is not a quick buck by any means. It’s a business, you have to be prepared for problem tenants, unexpected expenses. It can both be very lucrative and very expensive. I own a few apartments buildings. But I’m very selective in my tenant applications, credit check, proof of income, criminal background, references. I’ve been very fortunate. On the flip side tho, because I have generally great tenants who pay on time, I make sure I hold my end of the lease up as well, if something broken it gets fixed, buildings are clean, modern. Issues get resolved quickly.
He’s not a slum lord-he has shown his houses on TH-cam. He was just a naive, too-nice landlord who got schooled by a “professional tenant.”
For those people that think real estate is passive income 😂
All the red flags ignored, awful judgement, then got what you deserved hope you learned.
He survived despite pulling a shotgun on the eviction marshall? Damn. And just taken to civil court rather than jail.
Here is the thing he didn’t care about the weed he only cared about the rent
If you think about it, someone with bad credit has nothing to lose, like they don't pay bills what's the worst that can happen? Their credit gets lower lol? It's already bad credit so doesn't matter to them. Stay safe and choose someone with good credit
Dude went through so much more paperwork than he had to. Just call the cops on him and he gets kicked out for illegal weed farming. Even in states where you can grow weed you have to get permits. Nobody has a permit for garage weed
he did that in the end initially he didn't want the young couple to go to jail
The only reason why this guy rented out the house to those people with bad credit ratings was he charged them a high rent rate not because they look nice. He's a greedy businessman.
Damn, they really got a dude with no job telling the story
Well damn if he is really that unemployed maybe he should get the money from the government programs, or y'all should stop thinking unemployment is a insult and everyone without a job is equally fucked, which one is easier?
@@DarkPsychologyExploitsAnalyzed yeah they are jobless, it's obvious like saying that grass grows, and we all wanna be jobless like them
@@DarkPsychologyExploitsAnalyzed we all calm man, i just think it's strange how all these people are sending so much hate to millionaires and billionaires when they would grab with all their strength the first chance they see to become one
@@where_is_sauceonna be real with you here, practically no one, except the people with the most pure of hearts and love for nothing than the planet we live on and the people they live with, are going to say no to millions or billions of dollars. It’s not really a matter of jealousy, I think everyone would love to live life without ever having to worry about working or paying for anything. The hatred comes from a different place entirely; (correctly) perceived injustice. They like many others, believe that these oligarchs actively hold the rest of the population back and use every opportunity possible to solidify their own positions. And they 100% do that through government lobbying and private donations. These “rich” folks practically get to run the world simply because they have more money than everyone, and to an average person, that’s unfair. More often than not that money wasn’t earned but inherited, which just adds another source of frustration; not only do they have more power but that power was given not earned.
@@Megabeans500 yes, this perceived injustice that comes from the concept of money is going to exist as long as money exists, so i don't know why people spend their energy hating on something that exists as long as modern society exists, it is pointless, and by the uncontrollable nature of money and by past examples we should be celebrating any person capable of accumulating wealth because they might break the system by accident or by using their time not working and finding a better socioeconomic model that works
My shitty tenant was my sister. Family who think they are entitled to your resources are the worst.
Man that's got to suck.
This is why i stick to dividend investing. None of the BS and it takes 20-30 to break a decent amount of cash flow anyway
It must not be in CA, judges side with tenants regardless the landlords are absolutely right and tenants are violating the lease.
Never be nice to anyone. Everyone started with a chance and if they have flags it's because they already fcked up, and they will do it to you.
I’m very anti landlord but I’m conflicted because growing weed and threatening people with shotguns are also not cool
its no such thing as federally illegal. Either its legal or its not
what a way to begin your real estate career
Being a landlord isn't a career. It's leeching.
@@edwinwilliams5322 Still have to come up with the capital to own the property.
@@phantomstranger1125 Yes, but instead of investing in a business that will grow the economy, you take a house away from the market that could have gone to someone that will live in it. Thus, it is leeching.
“Career” lol
@@ngf5077 little known fact, houses cost money.
Mao zedong please save us, please save us mao zedong