Don’t be. This manager at this complex deserves EVERYTHING that’s happening to her with this. Don’t let this footage of her fool you. The most incompetent human being ever. Her people skills are that of 4 year old. She screws tenants out of there deposits and get away with it. There should be a class action lawsuit against this bitch and the owner/management of this complex. Complete dirt bag of a manager. You deserve everything your getting Kathy fox scumbag
if the tenant files Chapter 11 you have to join the court process, which may take a year or two or longer. and that's legit; thank God we only had to do it once in Calif. with a home we owned clear title, so we could take the hit. Lots of landlords couldn't. They have maintenance, taxes, and mortgages to pay.
I didn't realize Escondido with such a crazy and awful place. I'm sorry, but people like this just need to be rounded up and kept somewhere out of everyone else's way. I really don't care what their excuses for not playing by the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rest of us do.
@@ollie1464it isn’t a crazy awful place. It’s just huge. It’s got 5 freaking golf courses. Any city that big is going to have bad areas. Take a wild guess where that apartment complex is
all the apartments in escondido are like this, even haven 76 which is 3.5-4k monthly for a 1 bedroom , tweakers hopping fences stealing shit, homeless people doing the same, it use to be alot worse when I was younger with the gang shit but the injunctions and rico sweeps have mellowed that out a lot
gang injunctions have been fought by ACLU in South Central and LA County essentially can't enforce those injunctions. Other counties may but I know 9th Circuit has emasculated PDs across 9th circuit
The one I understand the least is making a misdemeanor out of theft of $950 or less. I see the retail theft gangs on the news, and it's like....did you not expect this?
WHO WANTS to LIVE in.ESCONDIDO. Its like Tijuana.Their downtown is dying-dead. Mostly Hispanics. You cannot pay me to live there...Wayyy far from.city suburb ..maybe..even so Tbe weather SUCKS...
I used to lived in those apartments back in 2008. There is a car wash next to where our Unit was located, but back then the homeless would stay by the car wash or the shelter down the street. Went back to Escondido in Xmas to visit family and it has changed since we left 2 years ago
@@user-wj9bz8xi9u My dad lives in Escondido. I go visit him and stay for a week at a time. I never have an issue. Over a decade ago, I caught someone breaking into cars in our neighborhood, but that is the only negative thing I can really ever remember happening on that street in forever. I go out walking all the time, alone, with headphones on in that area. It ain't a rich part of town, either. It's over by the Escondido Auto Park.
@@abrahamvazquez4704 thanks for finishing the original post. some people didn't pay attention in English class at all! Escondido was home to a lot of friends in junior college . Sad to see it slipping.
I lived in Cross Creek Apartments for 2.5 years. I have zero sympathy for them. The owner, a millionaire, runs his own private water utility company and of course, Cross Creek uses that company to supply the water. They bill the residents on the 7th and give you just a few days to pay or they tack you with a late fee. Its a total scam. When I moved out, they charged me for cleaning and painting even though the apartment was cleaner than when I moved in and the walls had 2 pin holes from picture frame brackets. They even tried to ring up some other BS charges, but I told them that if they do, I will sue them, and they backed down. They still kept most of my deposit. That Kathy broad is an old witch that cannot be trusted. DO NOT RENT THERE!
@@F8Tributo What it DOES do IS BAD landlords bring out the beast in people and attract bad tenants. We were landlords for decades in Calif. and had a waiting list. I think we had ONE Chap. 11 issue and a few who transferred out of state and owed us bad rent. a year or two later we got it willingly and without asking.
💯 I lived there for 2 years. And this scumbag of a manager deserves everything that’s happening to her. Crying to the news to go public with this hahahaha. Wish their was more tenants doing this to her. This cunt will screw you out of your deposit even though you hardly had any wear or tear. No damage just your normal wear of living in an apartment. She accused me of damaging the laundry sink and claimed she got me on camera doing it and told me I had to pay the damages. I told her to prove to me and show me the footage to where she couldn’t and I told I’d sue her for defamation of character. Never received a bill or nothing. Such a cunt of a manager
So what do you propose, then, that we do with these "squatters"? Should they be told that they need to go quietly pass away out of sight and out of mind, so as not to be a demoralizer to the rest of the obedient laborers of the working class?
@Blue Rider I was homeless in SD for 6 years. I wanted desperately to be out of it. No matter how hard I worked, no one would rent to me. They told me the rent-to-debt ratio was 3x. There was simply no way I was going to make that kind of money in that environment on my own at 20 years old. So, please tell me where my choice was. When I found myself without a house, getting back into one was nearly impossible. Believe me when I say I tried everything. "There's places you can go..." we are told. "There's places...." I went to some of them, and could not get in because they were too full and this was 20 years ago. I can only imagine how bad it is for someone in that situation now. Human beings will do what they need to do to survive. There is absolutely a point at which you'd eat garbage, and you'd be thrilled to have it.
@@BattleBound homelessness is one thing. Drugs, crime, violence, prostitution and noise is a choice and another thing. I am fully aware that housing is too hard to get. I have been stuck in a situation where I am ABUSED by drug chemicals and gas from addicts. I have tremendous empathy for homeless. I was also. But these folks that kill and maim others do NOT DESERVE HOUSING. Period. No iffs butts about it. My life and money were stolen by these sociopaths and I almost lost my life. These folks have not been evicted...and they should. It is their choice to destroy their prospects. They should never be allowed to take others down with them. My neighbors hurt animals, children and tens upon tens of others. This is why they deserve the streets...so that folks like you have a shot at life since they pissed theirs away.
@@BattleBoundProbably should have left SD then. I saved money for a bus ticket. Went somewhere where a minimum wage could afford a spot to live. Worked my way up, then came back. SD is absolutely no place for someone to try to make it on minimum wage.
I blame the media for making us sound safe as a 1st world nation. But no CA alone is more violent than Russia. In CA, you have ruthless cartels, aggressive Meexecan gangs, cops working for cartels, and lots of shootouts. CA is Mexico-like nowadays.
I'm a CA landlord and they have my sympathy. The liberal politicians who run this state have taken away so many landlord rights. People don't pay rent, trash the property, and the law protects them, and we can't evict them I sold 4 houses 2 years ago because I couldn't evict the tenants and the only way to get rid of them was to sell the property.
Good. I’m not siding with these squatters, but all you SLUM LORDS charge way too much for rent! It’s about time people get fed up with it and do stuff like this. Drugs or not! The world is going down hill fast because of thee all mighty stupid a$& dollar!!! $2,000 dollars, $3,000 a month for an apartment, phuck you greedy landlords!!!!!! While minimum wage is $15-$17 dollars!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
It cost the owner 10 grand to get the evictions going so its expensive the best hope the tenant leaves. And even if the process is started to evict someone it takes months to finally reach the sheriff to kik tenant out
that's why many landlords exclude certain people when they choose tenants. But most of them have bad credit anyway. You don't want the trouble because it costs your time and money. I don't blame those landlords.
@@magesalmanac6424 looks like 3 friends to me... Either way this isn't news, just because it's in Escondido.. Folks need to understand that no matter where you go living in America you're going to have to deal with druggies.
Well it all depends were you live, I live in a condo in Chula Vista and it’s the quieter place I ever lived in 23 years living mostly in Florida. I better not mention Vegas 🫤
That lady wasn't telling the truth about filing an eviction notice. Had she filed on the first time the rent was missed, they would have been out of there by now. Actually, if you listen closely she says something like, I started filing a letter of eviction but.... She ended up saying by May, but the LEOs said it was many months later. They're still there because she's not doing her job. And please don't mention her fearing being threatened. She never said anyone threatened her. She never mentioned it once. There's more going on here than meets the eye.
My gosh, can't believe it takes that long to be evicted. If it was anyone else they would be evicted within 30 days, but when you have people like these I guess no one wants to deal with them.
I disagree with you in a way. I don't think k it's the fact no one wants to deal with them. I just think every thing us so woke now. If your homeless, a junkie have a criminal record. Or all of thise thry feels theses types are above the law!!!
@@galegrazutis964 These people are not above the law, what they know is that the "law" is incompetent and filled with mindless bureaucracy. The wheels of justice turn V E R Y slowly for poor people like the gal running the complex, and the people who would take advantage know that. Turn your attention to the real issue, the criminally inept law enforcement and needlessly bureaucratic eviction enforcement.
Something is partly wrong with how the place is being managed. I'm not sure if the lady is a full time manager or part time. I imagine she probably works 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday but it seems like this property needs a 24 hour on-site manager to deal with problems immediately as they occur as well as another security guard or two. The company that owns the property probably wants to operate "on the cheap" by only paying for one sole manager to handle everything but look at all the property damage. And new tenants are not going to want to move in there in the state it's in. I feel like the trouble makers are probably showing up after hours when they know there's no management there. Also, someone should be walking the property multiple times a day, everyday to check on the cleanliness of the area and checking for squatters. It's like problem people got in there and stayed for a while and then other problems upon problem occurred. Grocery shopping carts and personal belongings can't just be left in the parking lot. Toss that junk in the garbage right away. If people come back and find the stuff they left gone they'll stop leaving it there. Those machetes look like lethal weapons to me.... Apartment management needs to work with a representative of the local sheriff's department to see what they can do to have troublemakers cited or arrested. It's impossible to believe in all the times deputies were called to that property they weren't able to prove who was culpable and what crimes had been committed. Therefore the offenders keep doing what they're doing because there are no consequences. It's basically a waste of county law enforcement resources.
You seem to blame management and not the piece of trash people who are squatting. The victims are the residents and property owners/management and not the squatters.
I had the unfortunate situation of living in Escondildo for a few months way back in the late 90's. What a dump. I'm sure its just gotten worse over the years.
As a manager or landlord, I believe they have the right to do a yearly inspection on the property? then they can toss them out legally for not properly maintaining the apartment.
They can’t find any crimes?? It’s private property. They are trespassing & trashing it. This is every managers nightmare & renters don’t realize the bs we have to go through & that we do care but sometimes it’s completely out of our hands!! 😓
Did you not listen!! 🤡🙄 They were INVITED by the person that lives there!!! He hasn't been evicted so YES he's STILL considered a tenant!! 🤡 You people type JUST to type!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hate how everyone in renting gets shit on and there's no one to really point the finger at. Renters have to suffer freeloading unruly tenants and the decent tenants have to suffer greedy renters. My rent has gone up $700 since we moved in.
This is going to be the case for ALL high density apartment complexes in San Diego and Southern California unless they stop building and start solving the drug and mental health issues in this state.
My mother lives in Escondido. And I keep telling her to MOVE!!! But my mother REFUSES to leave Escondido!!! I LIVE IN A RICH AREA of Carlsbad!!! I would NEVER live in a GHETTO town like Escondido.
@@janet5135 : I am sorry you are that naive you can’t see who caused this problem. Democrats have done evil things to the citizens with no regard to their evil actions. Put the blame at the base of the fire
Evictions aren't being served, because the police know that there is already too many homeless people in SD and the goal is to decrease, not increase the homeless. Better to meet the tenant where they are and work out something that is copacetic. Landlords that have no compassion, and just want to milk the public for every dollar possible, deserve this kind of treatment in my opinion. Talk to the tenant... damn... get them help! The poor kids parents... both of them in fact, JUST DIED~~!!
"I feel I've gone from a one war into another." Worse. He have gone from the ukraine war into a Meexecan gang/cartel street war. He's in a mexico-like region, so it's all brutal, and there's no sympathy.
Myself as a district manager (former property manager) easy.. don't do section 8 or tax credit, I would tell my leasing agents to not let sketchy looking people apply, to tell them that we are at 100% capacity.. I know I know you might call me racist or say that I'm violating fair housing laws, well I'm not and it makes the property a better neighbourhood and safer
I feel so bad for this lady. She’s clearly trying her best and I doubt her paycheck is worth the stress.
The security guard too, he was shaking.
Don’t be. This manager at this complex deserves EVERYTHING that’s happening to her with this. Don’t let this footage of her fool you. The most incompetent human being ever. Her people skills are that of 4 year old. She screws tenants out of there deposits and get away with it. There should be a class action lawsuit against this bitch and the owner/management of this complex. Complete dirt bag of a manager. You deserve everything your getting Kathy fox scumbag
Their paychecks are likely tied to their rent, they probably live on site
You shouldn't, she is a LIAR! Read the reviews on her at Cross Creek Apartments. The biggest problem is her!
Wait what? The tenant hasn't paid rent since May 2022? So why has he not been evicted? Doesn't make any sense.
Tenant protections
Long process. It takes months sometimes 1 year or more depending on if all steps have been done properly without errors. It’s very technical.
@@krisg52 hey you!!!
if the tenant files Chapter 11 you have to join the court process, which may take a year or two or longer. and that's legit; thank God we only had to do it once in Calif. with a home we owned clear title, so we could take the hit. Lots of landlords couldn't. They have maintenance, taxes, and mortgages to pay.
@@krisg52 you never called....
Squatters just need to be dragged out and hauled off to jail. There should be no eviction process with squatters.
That lady, doubtless, wants everything to work out non-violently. She's not used to people who have nothing to lose, which is 75% of Escondido.
Nothing to lose , says it all .
I didn't realize Escondido with such a crazy and awful place. I'm sorry, but people like this just need to be rounded up and kept somewhere out of everyone else's way. I really don't care what their excuses for not playing by the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rules like the rest of us do.
@@ollie1464 it doesn't work like that
Nah. Not 75% of Escondido. Not “75% of Escondido.” /
@@ollie1464it isn’t a crazy awful place. It’s just huge. It’s got 5 freaking golf courses. Any city that big is going to have bad areas. Take a wild guess where that apartment complex is
That property manager is in an unsafe position. People are crazy. Hope she is armed.
Thought the same. She should always be with another person when on-site.
That security guard needs to get a new job he is going to get killed if he is unarmed by these idiots
I'd come up on foot to car full cholos and hassle for hot boxing cars. Almost got blasted more than once
Either CA governors don't know the streets are being controlled by cartels/street gangs or turn a blind eye to it?
The security guard fled from Ukraine?? Sounds like he fled from Brooklyn
Looks like they scared him cause he is still shaking.
Really, guess they are desperate and nobody wants the job....
@@frankierhodes3363 Nothing like a lying, scared security guard!
Ukraine, NY
I think by Ukraine warzone, they meant 12th & Imperial in San Diego.
all the apartments in escondido are like this, even haven 76 which is 3.5-4k monthly for a 1 bedroom , tweakers hopping fences stealing shit, homeless people doing the same, it use to be alot worse when I was younger with the gang shit but the injunctions and rico sweeps have mellowed that out a lot
gang injunctions have been fought by ACLU in South Central and LA County essentially can't enforce those injunctions. Other counties may but I know 9th Circuit has emasculated PDs across 9th circuit
@@gustavon.1444 this is great news carnal
We went from gangsters to homeless and tweakers 😭
We got the most stupid laws in california. Its like the laws were made to protect criminals, not the innocents
Huh? No we don't. Go ahead and name them.
Don't need the name them we see the videos of tent cities and hear the crime reports, your city's been destroyed by the Democratic party,
Laws there protect the Greedy and Pedos
The one I understand the least is making a misdemeanor out of theft of $950 or less. I see the retail theft gangs on the news, and it's like....did you not expect this?
Tell me about it. I have had horrible neighbors for years. They are protected. I am told to move.
I worked security Escondido at swap meet it has always been a more rough town.
NORTH COUNTY IS CONNECTED WITH MEXICO CARTEL'S drug's weapon and human trafficking
WHO WANTS to LIVE in.ESCONDIDO.
Its like Tijuana.Their downtown is dying-dead.
Mostly Hispanics.
You cannot pay me to live there...Wayyy far from.city suburb ..maybe..even so
Tbe weather SUCKS...
I used to lived in those apartments back in 2008. There is a car wash next to where our Unit was located, but back then the homeless would stay by the car wash or the shelter down the street. Went back to Escondido in Xmas to visit family and it has changed since we left 2 years ago
Changed for the better or for worse? Can you describe how it has changed? I am a new resident.
@@user-wj9bz8xi9u worse, much worse. Like get a gun type of worse and look up for good lawyers in case you do use it kind of worse.
@@user-wj9bz8xi9u My dad lives in Escondido. I go visit him and stay for a week at a time. I never have an issue. Over a decade ago, I caught someone breaking into cars in our neighborhood, but that is the only negative thing I can really ever remember happening on that street in forever. I go out walking all the time, alone, with headphones on in that area. It ain't a rich part of town, either. It's over by the Escondido Auto Park.
@@abrahamvazquez4704 thanks for finishing the original post. some people didn't pay attention in English class at all! Escondido was home to a lot of friends in junior college . Sad to see it slipping.
@@user-wj9bz8xi9u get out of my state
I lived in Cross Creek Apartments for 2.5 years. I have zero sympathy for them. The owner, a millionaire, runs his own private water utility company and of course, Cross Creek uses that company to supply the water. They bill the residents on the 7th and give you just a few days to pay or they tack you with a late fee. Its a total scam. When I moved out, they charged me for cleaning and painting even though the apartment was cleaner than when I moved in and the walls had 2 pin holes from picture frame brackets. They even tried to ring up some other BS charges, but I told them that if they do, I will sue them, and they backed down. They still kept most of my deposit. That Kathy broad is an old witch that cannot be trusted. DO NOT RENT THERE!
So that makes this squatter ok, then
@@F8Tributo does it?
@@F8Tributo What it DOES do IS BAD landlords bring out the beast in people and attract bad tenants. We were landlords for decades in Calif. and had a waiting list. I think we had ONE Chap. 11 issue and a few who transferred out of state and owed us bad rent. a year or two later we got it willingly and without asking.
💯 I lived there for 2 years. And this scumbag of a manager deserves everything that’s happening to her. Crying to the news to go public with this hahahaha. Wish their was more tenants doing this to her. This cunt will screw you out of your deposit even though you hardly had any wear or tear. No damage just your normal wear of living in an apartment. She accused me of damaging the laundry sink and claimed she got me on camera doing it and told me I had to pay the damages. I told her to prove to me and show me the footage to where she couldn’t and I told I’d sue her for defamation of character. Never received a bill or nothing. Such a cunt of a manager
I knew it. There's a reason those tenants are still there. The owner and the lady super don't care. Maybe they want them there?
US government is like yessss. It’s working
🤡
Do you see what landlords have to deal with after the tenant protection acts? There are squatters EVERYWHERE!
So what do you propose, then, that we do with these "squatters"? Should they be told that they need to go quietly pass away out of sight and out of mind, so as not to be a demoralizer to the rest of the obedient laborers of the working class?
@@BattleBound theses folks desperately want to live street life. Let them do it!!!! They made their choices.
@Blue Rider I was homeless in SD for 6 years. I wanted desperately to be out of it. No matter how hard I worked, no one would rent to me. They told me the rent-to-debt ratio was 3x. There was simply no way I was going to make that kind of money in that environment on my own at 20 years old. So, please tell me where my choice was.
When I found myself without a house, getting back into one was nearly impossible. Believe me when I say I tried everything. "There's places you can go..." we are told. "There's places...." I went to some of them, and could not get in because they were too full and this was 20 years ago. I can only imagine how bad it is for someone in that situation now.
Human beings will do what they need to do to survive. There is absolutely a point at which you'd eat garbage, and you'd be thrilled to have it.
@@BattleBound homelessness is one thing. Drugs, crime, violence, prostitution and noise is a choice and another thing. I am fully aware that housing is too hard to get. I have been stuck in a situation where I am ABUSED by drug chemicals and gas from addicts. I have tremendous empathy for homeless. I was also. But these folks that kill and maim others do NOT DESERVE HOUSING. Period. No iffs butts about it. My life and money were stolen by these sociopaths and I almost lost my life. These folks have not been evicted...and they should. It is their choice to destroy their prospects. They should never be allowed to take others down with them. My neighbors hurt animals, children and tens upon tens of others. This is why they deserve the streets...so that folks like you have a shot at life since they pissed theirs away.
@@BattleBoundProbably should have left SD then. I saved money for a bus ticket. Went somewhere where a minimum wage could afford a spot to live. Worked my way up, then came back. SD is absolutely no place for someone to try to make it on minimum wage.
"I literally feel like I went from one war to another." You cannot encapsulate this situation any better than that.
I blame the media for making us sound safe as a 1st world nation. But no CA alone is more violent than Russia. In CA, you have ruthless cartels, aggressive Meexecan gangs, cops working for cartels, and lots of shootouts. CA is Mexico-like nowadays.
I'm a CA landlord and they have my sympathy. The liberal politicians who run this state have taken away so many landlord rights. People don't pay rent, trash the property, and the law protects them, and we can't evict them I sold 4 houses 2 years ago because I couldn't evict the tenants and the only way to get rid of them was to sell the property.
@@surplus2188 I agree with ya mate. Land lords are the scourge of the earth. Worthless Parasites.
Who votes for the liberal officials?
@@smujer1 Lunatics vote for them.
Good. I’m not siding with these squatters, but all you SLUM LORDS charge way too much for rent! It’s about time people get fed up with it and do stuff like this. Drugs or not! The world is going down hill fast because of thee all mighty stupid a$& dollar!!! $2,000 dollars, $3,000 a month for an apartment, phuck you greedy landlords!!!!!! While minimum wage is $15-$17 dollars!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂
@@surplus2188 with that kind of thinking you’ll never amount to anything
No one thought it strange that the parents died at the same time
That’s good . 7 points to you .
@@georgecuster527 why "7" ???
The parents died in a car accident
Who said they died at the same time? They said when but they NEVER said at the same time!! 🤡🙄 You MF hear what you want 🤣🤣
@@scottadkisson440 why were they driving when they needed a care taker? Makes absolutely no sense.
Beyond rediculas when people have been on waitlist for over 2 years for a place
And these politicians want to pass more tenant (squatter's) rights legislation.
My mom lived there 35 years ago. I'd visit. It was a different place . Hope that discount bread store/bakery is still across the street.
It’s not 😢
It cost the owner 10 grand to get the evictions going so its expensive the best hope the tenant leaves. And even if the process is started to evict someone it takes months to finally reach the sheriff to kik tenant out
I charge $10k per emergency maintenance calls, they will disappear in 5 min
They won't pay rent, you think that will help?
@@gleaming999 it's not them paying
that's why many landlords exclude certain people when they choose tenants. But most of them have bad credit anyway. You don't want the trouble because it costs your time and money. I don't blame those landlords.
Make crime illegal again!!
Lol Lol Lol What?!! It's just 1 person?!! Move down to National City or Chula Vista and see what its like!
No, it’s one squatter and a dozen of his druggie friends.
@@magesalmanac6424 looks like 3 friends to me... Either way this isn't news, just because it's in Escondido.. Folks need to understand that no matter where you go living in America you're going to have to deal with druggies.
Well it all depends were you live, I live in a condo in Chula Vista and it’s the quieter place I ever lived in 23 years living mostly in Florida. I better not mention Vegas 🫤
@@mimi1o8 you can't even drive down Naples street looking for a parking spot without some asshole honking at you.
hard to get the free loader out.
That lady wasn't telling the truth about filing an eviction notice. Had she filed on the first time the rent was missed, they would have been out of there by now. Actually, if you listen closely she says something like, I started filing a letter of eviction but.... She ended up saying by May, but the LEOs said it was many months later. They're still there because she's not doing her job. And please don't mention her fearing being threatened. She never said anyone threatened her. She never mentioned it once. There's more going on here than meets the eye.
The rights of bums and criminals MUST be preserved.
Not the bums and criminals 🤣
I hope everything works out for the manager she seems like a very nice lady
I got the Hell out of Esconghetto years ago and never looked back.
Meth heads all over that area.
EVICT EVICT EVICT !!
Just another day in Gavin Newsom's California.
Yeah his people
@@janet5135 shut up you racist cow
“people experiencing homelessness” otherwise known as bums, addicts, criminals
My gosh, can't believe it takes that long to be evicted. If it was anyone else they would be evicted within 30 days, but when you have people like these I guess no one wants to deal with them.
I disagree with you in a way. I don't think k it's the fact no one wants to deal with them. I just think every thing us so woke now. If your homeless, a junkie have a criminal record. Or all of thise thry feels theses types are above the law!!!
@@galegrazutis964 These people are not above the law, what they know is that the "law" is incompetent and filled with mindless bureaucracy. The wheels of justice turn V E R Y slowly for poor people like the gal running the complex, and the people who would take advantage know that. Turn your attention to the real issue, the criminally inept law enforcement and needlessly bureaucratic eviction enforcement.
Due to Covid-19 California had the longest time to live rent free due to the crisis.
Something is partly wrong with how the place is being managed. I'm not sure if the lady is a full time manager or part time. I imagine she probably works 9 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday but it seems like this property needs a 24 hour on-site manager to deal with problems immediately as they occur as well as another security guard or two. The company that owns the property probably wants to operate "on the cheap" by only paying for one sole manager to handle everything but look at all the property damage. And new tenants are not going to want to move in there in the state it's in. I feel like the trouble makers are probably showing up after hours when they know there's no management there. Also, someone should be walking the property multiple times a day, everyday to check on the cleanliness of the area and checking for squatters. It's like problem people got in there and stayed for a while and then other problems upon problem occurred. Grocery shopping carts and personal belongings can't just be left in the parking lot. Toss that junk in the garbage right away. If people come back and find the stuff they left gone they'll stop leaving it there. Those machetes look like lethal weapons to me.... Apartment management needs to work with a representative of the local sheriff's department to see what they can do to have troublemakers cited or arrested. It's impossible to believe in all the times deputies were called to that property they weren't able to prove who was culpable and what crimes had been committed. Therefore the offenders keep doing what they're doing because there are no consequences. It's basically a waste of county law enforcement resources.
You seem to blame management and not the piece of trash people who are squatting. The victims are the residents and property owners/management and not the squatters.
It's CA that's the problem. Most places a property owner wouldn't have this much trouble with an eviction.
You wrote a novel when tenet's have more Rights than the landlord in America
Arent roof repairs, water damage & broken windows the responsibility of the management though?
Hidden knife stashes, vagabonds of disrepute, and a security guard with a questionable Ukrainian refugee background? This seems out of hamd
I had the unfortunate situation of living in Escondildo for a few months way back in the late 90's. What a dump. I'm sure its just gotten worse over the years.
Unfortunately 90% of San Diego is a dump now
As a manager or landlord, I believe they have the right to do a yearly inspection on the property? then they can toss them out legally for not properly maintaining the apartment.
If they haven't given an eviction notice, then there isn't much they can do. Yikes, what a mess.
I know a guy who knows a guy.
really?
Everyone knows a guy
What guy?
What can you say???
They can’t find any crimes?? It’s private property. They are trespassing & trashing it. This is every managers nightmare & renters don’t realize the bs we have to go through & that we do care but sometimes it’s completely out of our hands!! 😓
Did you not listen!! 🤡🙄 They were INVITED by the person that lives there!!! He hasn't been evicted so YES he's STILL considered a tenant!! 🤡
You people type JUST to type!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn No one is invited to rent an apartment, you have to apply and get approved.
California law always favors the squatters rather than landlords who pay local fees and taxes,
Yay 😂
Get lost buddy
When landlords treat people like shit they're somehow surprised to get treated like shit back lol
Keep voting the same way.
Its in every city sadly.
Throw smoke bombs in it , like those foggers u use for bugs.
Give me the unit number I will have them out by 6pm tonight.
🤣, what you going to do? beg them to move out, maybe order some pizza and hang out with them and beg them?
HE’S NOT A TENANT! He broke the lease long before.
Sounds like she doesnt know much about managing property.
Its easy to get these types of residents out.
The security guard 😂🤣
I hate how everyone in renting gets shit on and there's no one to really point the finger at. Renters have to suffer freeloading unruly tenants and the decent tenants have to suffer greedy renters. My rent has gone up $700 since we moved in.
I hope they get rid of the trash..
I wonder if he killed his parents?
You like Escondido feel a safe environment.
“REDISTRIBUTE EVERYTHING!!! KALINKA!” - Gavin Newsom
This is what Democrats "affordable housing" produces
This is going to be the case for ALL high density apartment complexes in San Diego and Southern California unless they stop building and start solving the drug and mental health issues in this state.
All the junkies and libtards from other states move here.
You voted for it.
Sounds like every city in America right now
"Soylent Green" is the answer- Reduce crime, and food for all!
I can assure him fighting squatters is better than Russians. Lol
Try to make Escondido a little bit better. Escondido Police should do more, looks like it's not happening right away....
Bruh that security guard. WTF?
That sec 8 housing
My mother lives in Escondido. And I keep telling her to MOVE!!! But my mother REFUSES to leave Escondido!!! I LIVE IN A RICH AREA of Carlsbad!!! I would NEVER live in a GHETTO town like Escondido.
You have to have security that don't mind pulling the trigger..... problem solved.
Broken Windows 🌬️ 💨
sorry folks these are all repeat offenders and the judges need to be held no doubt!
Maybe I miss the fact that he lost his parents
Escondido police headquarters is literally just around the corner!
Sounds like a typical CA slum complex
Why didn’t the security guard stay in the Ukraine and fight for his country ?
When the media gets more done than politicians or police.
Why was that American security officer in Ukraine ? mmmhhmm ;)
just a play on word's
shes going to wait 4 more years, thats squatters rights for ya
Cops dont want to work or are woke themselves: Salvadoran cops would have taken this guy to the desert
KEEP VOTING DEMOCRATS AND THIS IS WHAT YOU GET
it's not about voting it's about EVILDOERS THEY'RE EVERYWHERE INSIDE GOVERNMENT TO THE SQUATTING.
@@janet5135 : I am sorry you are that naive you can’t see who caused this problem. Democrats have done evil things to the citizens with no regard to their evil actions.
Put the blame at the base of the fire
Evictions aren't being served, because the police know that there is already too many homeless people in SD and the goal is to decrease, not increase the homeless. Better to meet the tenant where they are and work out something that is copacetic. Landlords that have no compassion, and just want to milk the public for every dollar possible, deserve this kind of treatment in my opinion. Talk to the tenant... damn... get them help! The poor kids parents... both of them in fact, JUST DIED~~!!
nothing unusual ..... very common and a THATS CALIFORNIA
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☝️- YUP
Rental businesses is not a good businesses for me.
When laws block common sense.
It’s a shame the homeless have taken over city by city
"I feel I've gone from a one war into another."
Worse. He have gone from the ukraine war into a Meexecan gang/cartel street war. He's in a mexico-like region, so it's all brutal, and there's no sympathy.
CA landlords get screwed
Give me maintenance job and I promises you I'll kick that people out n a week.
You end up causing a lawsuit, that would be worst and money.
@@rockhard9369 I'll been working for around 15 year on this business .
1:41 Both parents? Maybe they should investigate how they died.
That just means dealers are operating and or living close by.
Give a mouse a cookie. Simple concept.
Good for you Democrats Voters.. It's all Entertainment Now
Same thing happens in my neighborhood, but with section 8 choice thank God for street gangs
Sell the apartments to a cartel. They'll get rid of squatters.
Why don't the property manager just turn vegan instead?
Myself as a district manager (former property manager) easy.. don't do section 8 or tax credit, I would tell my leasing agents to not let sketchy looking people apply, to tell them that we are at 100% capacity.. I know I know you might call me racist or say that I'm violating fair housing laws, well I'm not and it makes the property a better neighbourhood and safer
@@leetjohnson shut up or I’ll evict you
lets tie up all the corrupt govt officials/cops in there😂😂
I love San Diego,cool people live there😁👍💋💋💋
👈 for hire