Do the mortgage payments stop for small business landlords....no. If lawmakers really cared about tenants, they would suspend rental property taxes and mortgage payments to allow us to help our tenants. Most landlords aren't rich and do understand people are struggling, but we have bills too. If small business landlords fail, big banks and large corporation are going to buy rental property for pennies on the dollar; good luck getting housing then.
Jess cash is king! I got my tenants out and now have a cash offer for my rental. I'm gonna pay the capital gains and just sit on the cash until the bubble pops. AZ real estate is hotter than in 2006 so the drop should be deeper than 2009. Good luck on your future buying spree.
Yes I still have bills and people that want my money every month don't care if my tenants pay. Plus out of the 27 units I own 24 always pay on time so I've tried to work with them long as I can but this is horrible for most landlords I know. Lucky for me 22 units have been on time and my Cash flow, investments,and job have hardly changed. But people take advantage of this pandemic till they can't anymore
I was watching something this morning. A man his wife and 3 children living in a car he works full time for the post office. And he said he thought about killing himself so they can get death benefits, God we need you now!!!
Well he better think again, cause they told my sister that if it was determined that her son killed his self they didn’t have to pay , but it was ruled by the police department that he had intact been killed, so then she got payed double the insurance 🤔
I understand the tenants' concerns. However, a lot of these properties are owned by private individuals who are paying mortgages and using rent to pay those mortgages. The tenants received a moratorium (supposedly) on their rent, but the property owners still have to pay their bills. They don't pay, they lose the property and ruin their finances and credit. This crisis has been bad for everyone.
If landlords can't evict they will be joining tenants on the streets. Landlords depend on you to pay rent so they can pay their own bills. Landlords are not the problem, the banks are.
Right, landlords are still on the hook for all the bills at the property, taxes, gas, water, the mortgage, they are caught in the middle, most people got that stimulus and unemployment check, why wasn't the rent paid with that...if people don't want to do the right thing the government should have given the stimulus to the landlord , some people went out and bought TVs and games with this money or got their hair and nails done
Give all the American people $24,000 back pay Congress and stop putting the money in your foundations millions of dollars help the American poor people
People losing their homes during the freezing winter months is just unconscionable. This could happen to anyone. Those of us who still have jobs and homes need to prepare for the worst.
Do you expect the landlord to pay for the stay of a squatter? Remember that the government is the ultimate owner of private property because every owner has to pay property tax till the day he sells it. The owner the roads too, we just pay to use them ---- by their rules.
@@luzfigueroa1550 I was lucky enough to have a car and unemployment compensation for income when I was homeless. Later I got a job delivering pizza. I have 2 engineering degrees but jobs are hard to find and keep.
He should have at least offered to waive the rent for January so that they can find another place to live. They need to make sure they don't move back when he renovates either.
Why renovate during a crisis, seems to be an excuse. The state shouldn't allow him to do it. All that bs about it being safer for tenants is just an excuse. How come he didn't do it before?
Why doesn’t the governors have the landlord submit paperwork for the tenants can receive money directly from the federal government to pay for the rent as opposed to sending out senseless checks that will not cover anything
That's a crock. If you pay your bills you won't get evicted as long as you don't do something stupid like damage the property, become a nuisance to your neighbors, etc.
If the lease comes to an end the owner can choose to not renew, regardless of whether rent is up to date. If the tenant refuses to move, then eviction would come into play. So, eviction CAN happen even if rent is up to date.
I just don't understand what people think...like, as soon as this moratorium was annonced..not even enacted..poeple just stopped paying rent..in June..nobody bothered to educate themselves about qualifying..pay your rent,
He's selling this property. He pretty much said,paying the utilities, upkeep of the property, property insurance and slap property taxes on top of that,which has gone up .
You Hit The Nail Right On The Head The Coyotes Who Brought All These Illegals Into America Got ICE Kicking In Their Doors And Suddenly Their Selling Out And All The Tenants Who Are Paid In Full Have To Find Somewhere Else To Live Because You Don't Rent From Coyotes
That landlord is renovating to sell before the commercial real estate collapse. He's full of it saying its for tenants. He has multiple properties, admits its not the best time money wise, but picks this time. He's selling.
Here's a little lesson in business math....are you ready? A man gets a loan from the bank and buys a house...he turns around and rents it to a family. If the family doesn't pay the rent...the bank still wants the monthly payments for the house he is renting. Is it legal for him to make a profit? Yes....if you think that the man charges too much for rent....go somewhere else and rent. So now Covid comes around....people lose their jobs because government shut down businesses, now the family can't pay rent...there is a moratorium on evictions for ten months...the landlord still has to pay the bank the money he borrowed. If you don't like renting go buy your own home....I did....
I'm not an elitist....I was evicted 32 years ago...I was unemployed....I never blamed the landlord....he took me to court....I didnt go....he won by default but didnt pursue extra cha4ges...I got a job elsewhere and rented another place....that was long ago ...I know the pain and shame....but most of this was covid...
And you know that is acceptable reason to terminate a lease and evict. If tenants aren't paying he can't just evict for that during the pandemic. In North Carolina we don't even need a reason.
An eviction shouldn't be the result of a renovation. Instead, tenants should be given alternative living arrangements to live until the renovation is complete, since, he's doing it for them. I do agree with them, doing renovations at that time is asinine. I understand he felt renovations were important. What I don't understand is his incompetency of not understanding why the tenants are upset. It is pretty insane for a landlord to believe construction during the coldest weather and during a pandemic makes any sense. I also feel as though the landlord could have provided more notice, regardless of his "idea" that he believe 68 days is good enough. For the landlord to reply, "lol", shows his true mindset about the situation.
@@DIVISIONINCISION I did own property prior to moving to another state...thanks for assuming. You don't either have to like what I said but it was said.
They say: "All evictions are acts of violence." They are right and that's why the sheriff has to come do it with his gun. So you should get out before he comes.
i agree happened to me so. I only had two weeks to get out wasnt enough time really. Had to leave 80 percent of my things was living in my car. This was back in 2006 and yea police came
I really believe in having that 6 month to 1 year emergency fund....this is scary and you just don't know when you're going to be hit with the unknown....especially with this depression!.....millions that are facing rental and mortgage evictions!
@@patriciaking7892 Very true... But I live a nice but frugal lifestyle...I downsized my life 10 years ago... Due to an accident with a drunk driver.... Happy, healthy, peaceful ....spiritual!!!
Where are all these people going to go when they have no money for 1st months rent and the standard security deposit? How bad will things have to get before we wake up? So sad...
Why is it all of a sudden he’s now deciding to fix an old building? That’s very suspicious he is self-seeking and cares for no one else clearly! He knows he can make three times the rent after he puts a little money into it. What a dirt bag!
@@CaptchaNeon exactly, it’s unbelievable. Lol isn’t even something you’re technically supposed to write in a professional email. It’s not even a communicative response really. It simply alerts the reader that you are laughing out loud. Which is a brutal way to respond regarding people’s lives and homes being uprooted and taken!?!!
@@itsmommablox7481 💯%! Absolutely absurd that person has control over anything to do with other people’s lives. I was thinking “Get out of the business clown 🤡! I wouldn’t trust you to care for a goldfish much less my housing situation”
Instead of being a bunch of jerks, why don't you tenants help the landlords figure out a way they can get paid so they can pay their mortgages, taxes, property insurance, and maintenance? If they can't pay their mortgages they will lose their properties in foreclosure and then it will be the banks evicting you. Did you ever think of that? Jerks.
Can you be more specific about who you think is wicked? My choice is on those government officials who proclaimed these eviction moratoriums and ignored constitutional protections against the taking of property without due process and fair compensation.
@@thelook4me White Supremacy and the government? Those are different, and neither is specific. Do you think I'm wicked? I am white. Although I don't know you, I can say with certainly that I have never been wicked to anyone.
@@mettahayze419 That military spending is always passed bipartisan, they even gave money for the wall,,while everyone was looking at Impeachment. Both parties jerk the American people, look up Marijuana and stimulus bill or Democrats on the Boarder before Trump ( youtube ) Americans should all register independent as opposed to picking sides red or blue like gangs.
It used to be wise to invest hard earned money into income properties. I would seriously rethink that now. If you're a property owner with bills and families, trouble lies ahead.
Oteka Macklin as a small business landlord you have too develop a network of potential stable tenants. Housing discrimination is illegal, thus you should never rent on the open market or you could get totally screwed until you can evict a non paying tenant, especially during these times.There will be huge opportunity to buy real estate on the cheap once the waves of foreclosures start hitting the market next summer. Owning a property as an asset is still better than just being in the stock market. Good luck on your future purchases.
There is no comprehensive eviction moratorium in New York right now. ... Cuomo's expansion of Safe Harbor protects tenants with pre-pandemic eviction cases/warrants from eviction, but only until January 1, 2021. Cuomo's order also only covers tenants who can show they were financially impacted by COVID-19.
@@CaptchaNeon Everyone lost their jobs? Not what ive seen. Everyone wasted their money on pot, cigs, and alcohol? No sympathy. Why isnt food free then? Electricity? Water? Nothing is free EXCEPT rent? Hmmmmm.
The CDC moratorium does not apply to terminations of leases for expiration of the term. If landlord wants to evict you and it concerned that you might assert status as a covered person under the CDC moratorium, he can simply send you notice that he is terminating the lease at the end of the month.
How about the landlords, who owe mortgages? Tenants owe rent, and they are responsible to pay. The moratorium is just putting tenants in more peril. It's a sad situation all around. U.S. needs to stop all foriegn aid until Citizens are stable.
The moratorium is a setup. After it’s over, You will be evicted unless you pay your back rent. Giving you an eviction record that will make it harder to rent in the future. There will be more homeless. Then the fema camps will roll in.
@@2cents186 What If There Is No Back Rent You See What You People Fail To Understand Is They Were Evicting Tenants Who Paid Their Rent So The Coyotes Would Have A Place To Take The Illegal Aliens There Was No Back Rent The Coyotes Just Needed Their Buildings Apparently Immigrant Smuggling Pays More
@@crand20033 ok well he still the president you suppose to represent the people but because you lose this how you wanna treat them no excuse if the shoe was on the other foot then what ?
@@crand20033 Trump's not holding up the check. It's McConnell and Pelosi tactics. They have no problem giving money to other countries, just not American's. Crazy!
I lived in the Alps the all through 2020 and partially into 2021. There was a good amount of people struggling to find a place. Either not familiar with how to use the internet and/or struggling to save up for a deposit a find an affordable place to live. They lost records of how much I paid on my deposit, so they ended up shorting me and it took over a month to send me a check. They now refuse to answer my phone calls and email even though I have sent them proof of what I paid on my deposit.
What about the landlord that can lose the house because of a foreclosure. The banks don't care about the pandemic they want their money. If you can't afford to buy clothing does not mean you can just go to the nike store and walk out without paying.
Absolutely. But some tenants expect their landlords to cover all their expenses, not just housing. Everything is a basic human right. If you have something I want, get government to force them to give it to me.
@@davidsine4390 The evil landlord lead and asbestos story is such BS. They are trying to make him look like a bad guy when he is trying to save peoples health. There are children being born with defects or being poisoned eating paint chips from radiators and adults getting lung cancer due to asbestos and lead exposure. In NYC kids living in public housing have high lead concentration because of old piping. You cant have a tenant living in a unit when you are trying to remove old pipes and install PVC and remove lead painted radiators demo walls with asbestos insulation to install HVAC systems. It makes total sense making renovations during a recession because the contractors will give you a better price as opposed to a busier period where you would have to compete to get a contractor. I worked 10 years with the homeless and 90 percent of the time its their own fault they are in these situations then its everyone's fault that they are having problems.
@@CyberTranceHero69 All of these arguments are simply a way to try and justify theft. If I found myself in breach of my rental agreement, or my landlord was within their contractual rights and wanted me to vacate, and I was unable to negotiate a modified agreement, I would never try to continue to possess someone else's property against their will. Even if my landlord was a billionaire. My inability to comply with a previously, legally agreed to contract, is not my landlords problem. It's my problem. Yes homelessness can happen to anyone, including myself. Yes there are hundreds of other arguments that can be employed in an attempt to justify theft including its too cold, it's too hot, I have no where else to go, housing is a human right, the pandemic, and on and on. But at the end of the day, it's theft, and theft, no matter how you try to frame its justification is wrong. Even when the government steps in, voids my contract, and tells me it's OK to steal from my landlord. If I rent a car, and live in it, is it OK to breach that rental agreement too? Keep it for myself without paying or beyond the agreed to return date? Why not? The Corporation that rented it to me has a lot of money so they can afford it, and I need it way more than they do. Plus I should be able to demand the rental car company continue to insure, maintain, and register the car for me at their expense as well because the government said I can? Why not force the corporation I stole it from to put gas in it for free while were at it? Without the car, I would be homeless.
I seriously think that the landlords should do themselves a big favor; and get out of the rental business because they are going to be falling behind on their own financial obligations!
Exactly what this landlord is doing... he is going to upscale it, fix it, and sell it probably to a hotel or the city and get plenty of funding for homeless shelters... that is the new racket... landlords getting way lots of money to shelter the homeless.
Why should landlords pay for people's inability to pay rent? They have enormous bills. Are these people going to pay up for the missed months? No! Of course, it's tragic when families with small children are evicted. But, landlords have mortgages to pay, and they cannot pay unless tenants pay.
This can happen to anyone. Please help the best way you can. God is watching everything. Help if you can. No one deserves to be homeless its ridiculously sad.
Yet there’s more than 10 million homeless and Counting I think it’s going to be 50 million homeless in America before it’s all over with we have a lot to look forward to in 2021
Then they can't get new housing because there's a eviction over their head. In texas whether the case was dismissed or not they won't remove it from ur record
In California an eviction is removed after 5 years. If you have a steady income it is a way around eviction. It is insane for a person to live on the streets.
@@karterlandon umm yes if they have already filed with the courts it stays on your record. Whether they moved or not........ key words filed eviction with courthouse.
How horrible! No one is safe! I’m mature and I’ve never seen America in such a mess in my lifetime. Its scary. I don’t have this problem in my state, thank God, but I feel for these poor souls. God help them.
I didn’t think any other state evicts faster than Virginia... I’ve been evicted twice due to one .. extended unemployment .. two- due to medical issues which I couldn’t work waiting for some type of disability assistance.. it took two years to get my disability.. I was fortunate to be able to live with a relative and was able to find a private rental.. all this with three children.. and I don’t think Virginia has any pandemic moratorium 🤷🏽♀️
Do the landlords get to tell the people whom they owe sorry but I can't pay you cause my tenants haven't paid me? Thousands of people get more in unemployment then when and IF THEY WORKED PRIOR.
I heard the Governors have been giving out loans and grants to help renovate property this is y most are jus skipping to evictions !!!! The Government has opportunities to help fix this problem sorry no excuses this is not jus happening to the poor but to all citizens
@@seventhchild1106 Really? Do you keep track of stats to prove that? Maybe they get evicted because they try to not pay their bills so they can buy pot? Maybe they get evicted to save money on not paying rent? Ohh, thats right, thats what THEY DO. Then they steal the furnaces and water heaters on the way out, instead of getting jobs.
Five of our tenants had trouble during the lockdown. Four of them got assistance to help with their rent. One young couple, though, did not apply for help as far as I know. We've been providing them with free housing for a year. Eventually, we will sell that house. I doubt if the new owners will be willing to support them. We have not evicted anyone. But, we live below our means, drive old cars, and do most of the maintenance ourselves. Throughout the lockdown, We still have to pay taxes (which jumped up) and insurance. I feel sorry for the landlords with mortgages. After they go bankrupt, where will their tenants live then?
Why are you living below your means AND giving away free housing? It's your choice and I respect it, but I am curious. That level of help strikes me as well above what anyone would ask.
@@blakeberlin6295 What is wrong with living below your means? We get financially stronger every year. I suppose we could throw this family out on the street, but at the risk of squatters moving in. Why traumatize the children? Once this big hoax is over, we will work it out.
@@jcvchristianson1161 There is nothing wrong with living below your means. I even said in my question that I respect that choice. My wife and I do the same. However, it seemed that you were saying that you were happy to live below your means BECAUSE you are able to help. If that's the case, I still respect your choice. I do and have made allowances for some renters when helping them will probably also help me. I just view business as business, which is ultimately about improving my family finances. I don't know if we agree in principle and just communicate differently, or actually see things differently. I learn by exposing myself to different views, and while I don't think my approach will change, my question of you was out of genuine curiosity rather than covert criticism.
“They’re bad actors, bad housekeepers” lady, you have this all wrong! They’re people and all people need adequate shelter regardless of your stupid opinions of them. I swear some people are so disgusting in how they view their peers. That lawyer could lose her home at any time! I’m just shocked right now, I’m sorry it’s vile!!!
Politicians and public servants should do their part by taking reductions in pay and perks. I wonder how many non-essential politicians and public servants would qualify for this list? Most of us cannot go to the French Kitchen for a $350 taxpayer-funded luncheon can we Mr. Newsom.
😁😁😁😁 The system turn the little guys against each other while the banks & Wallstreet walk away with all the houses.. Now that's what you call a ... ( Smooth criminal)
Does it matter if landlords are rich or poor? We all need to keep our agreements, and if that isn't possible we need to do as little harm as possible while allowing the other parties to move on. That human obligation is there regardless of the financial strength of those we contract with.
That’s a very broad generalization. My husband and I own a duplex and in the last 14 years we have raised rent a total of $150 (and as an example, in that time our insurance has gone from $400 to $1200 and we’ve spent thousands on new HVAC, new flooring, appliances, etc.) and it’s not that we’re rich and don’t need the money. I have health problems and can’t work (I also don’t get disability money) and my husband works for a small construction company. We bought the duplex because my husband’s job doesn’t provide a retirement plan and when we went to only one income we could no longer afford to contribute to a 401K, so we’re hoping to at least break even now and make income by the time we retire. We decided early on we’d rather make a little less in rent and hopefully keep good, long term tenants. On the other hand, I used to work for a property management company and the property managers there raised rents like clockwork. That’s one of the reasons why the eviction moratoriums pushing small landlords out of business are so dangerous-small mom and pop type landlords are much more likely to be understanding and to charge lower rents, etc. than big corporations who only care about the bottom line, so unless the government comes through with true rental assistance that pays landlords and keeps tenants in their homes, the rental situation is going to end up being worse after covid because many small landlords, who are much more likely to overlook an eviction or other less than perfect credit issues, are going to be driven out of business.
This is not about the landlord, this is about the our federal government. These people need to go straight to the white house with their protests. They have money to share with other countries, but not enough for 2k stimulus checks or to pay the landlords directly the missed rent? Im confused.
Evictions are not an act of violence, it's a consequence. Landlords have every right to kick you out if you can't or don't pay. Rather than waste time and energy screaming and yelling, find organizations offering legal help because judges almost always rule in favor of the landlord. You sign a page in your lease that says they can terminate or quit your lease any time they want as long as they give you notice. If they want to kick you all out for renovations all they have to do is show a few pictures of problems to a judge and then you're out. It's not right but that's the sad truth of it.
Just curious, what are you doing to help the eight million small mom and pop landlords? How are you helping to stop the foreclosures? It is impossible for us to help you when we are locked out of the stimulus program. DEMAND government help for us so we can help you. I also lost my job. Lost my savings. Lost my retirement. I have a duplex that I also live in. I may be homeless just so my tenant won’t be? How is that fair? Help us help you. Demand stimulus for your landlord if you cannot pay your rent.
I wonder what all of these tenants would do if the tables were turned and their livelihoods were tied to the debt connected to these properties? They don't go bankrupt when the bank comes to collect mortgages and it's impossible to pay them. Meanwhile, the state sits back and wins no matter what the outcome is because either way the property owners will inevitably suffer the loss... There is something so twisted about tenants turning to the state for backup when it's the same state that has created this mess for them to begin with.
The Solution To This Problem Is To Allow Public Land To Be Used As Unconditional Free Housing So Don't Complain To Me That Landlords Have Expenses That Is Bullshit The Reason I Support Rental Assistance Programs Is Because Landlords Shouldn't Even Have This Kind of Bargaining Power We Have Thousands of Acres of Public Land That Someone Can Live On For Free And That Is Why I Have No Sympathy For Landlords Who Are Exploiting BLM Managed Land To Turn A Profit Where None Should Exist Forcing People To Turn To The State For Stable Housing When All They Really Gotta Do Is Allow People To Occupy The Public Land For Free American Citizens Should Be Able To Live On BLM Land Rent Free And If I Was Ever Gonna Go Political I Would Start With A Petition To Establish Right of Way On BLM Land Which Consists of 247.3 Million Acres I'd Say That Would Solve The Homeless Problem Permanently I Am A Firm Believer In Free Housing
As a landlord, I and my business partner have not evicted our tenants during the pandemic. We’re fortunate that we don’t have a mortgage on our properties. Our only request from our tenants is to not damage the properties and pay the utilities.
Landlord are the real victims , why don’t the folks in yellow shirt pay folk rent so they won’t loose their home . Folk always want to complain and stick someone else with bill . The goverment should pay the rent , let them chase the renters all around town for their money .
In all USA landlords are not obligated to be transparent how much ppp money they received to cover unpaid rent. Government is in this mess for not questioning landlord's.
Yup, how about this one: Walmart shoplifting suspect in custody in Virginia after allegedly shooting and wounding 3 people, including a sheriff's deputy
My landlord sold the house while we were still living in it didn't tell us anything he told my parents that he was refinancing but didn't make sense since all he was paying was the land the new owner gave us two months to leave or sign the contract to live there in the condition he want's while the last landlord never fixed anything that was broken like water pipe fence garage door and water heater that we paid for
Moral of the story; don't be lazy in school, dropping out of school early, making babies and end up doing non-essential jobs...you take ownership of your own destiny and don't blame others when you can't afford your rent..
I did everything I was supposed to do. Got good grades, got a couple of degrees in the medical field, even paid my way through school without student loans or debt. I got married, had my children about 6 yrs apart, saved and budgeted. Then, one day I got really sick. Had to have emergency surgery and was put into a medically induced coma shortly after my youngest child was born. I spent the first year of his life in and out of hospitals, learning how to walk and climb stairs again. My husband left us then, took our money and left our children in the care of my parents. I've been homeless waiting for 5 yrs to be approved for disability. I've had 13 surgeries so far and will continue to have them, I'm no longer medically cleared to work again and I dont receive any financial assistance from my exhusband to help me or our children. For 2 yrs, kve gone to court every month to fight my exhusband for financial help. MORAL OF THE STORY: NEVER TRY TO JUDGE ANYONE ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU DONT KNOW THEIR STORY.
Landlords have families to u can't no vnfree I do understand lot people lost jobs because virus but landlords rdsb r struggleingnto nitnnnot all landlords r rich
These people aren’t living for free, many of them have paid their rent but the landlord wants to be selfish and evict because he wants to sell his building to a non American buyer.
Landlords still have bills, including property taxes. Sounds like a lose lose if you’re not already rich. Societal destruction BY DESIGN. People should be fighting the greedy government not each other.
I live in developing country. And we don't have problem like this. Maybe because renting cost is affordable. And owning property is preferable than renting. Tax is cheap, food is cheap. Even bank allow us to postpone our mortgage up to 12 months.
Amazing piece! So well told and very informative!
Where were these protesters when senior citizens who paid off their mortgages were evicted for falling behind on taxes?
BINGO!
What are they going to do when their landlord loses the property because he cannot pay? They will still get thrown out on their rears.
They can’t see the
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There’s a fire 🔥
Brewing.. and so no one will be able to put it out..
Yep. If landlords get their properties repossessed because they cannot pay their bills, the banks will put people out for sure.
@@sharoncrawford3042 they are taught that unless youre in their situation, you have unlimited cash
We live in a country full of freeloaders, deadbeats, and self-entitled low intellect brats. They can't understand that.
@@sharoncrawford3042 Landlords answer to the banks. The buck doesn't stop with them. They are the middle man.
Do the mortgage payments stop for small business landlords....no.
If lawmakers really cared about tenants, they would suspend rental property taxes and mortgage payments to allow us to help our tenants. Most landlords aren't rich and do understand people are struggling, but we have bills too. If small business landlords fail, big banks and large corporation are going to buy rental property for pennies on the dollar; good luck getting housing then.
Jess cash is king! I got my tenants out and now have a cash offer for my rental. I'm gonna pay the capital gains and just sit on the cash until the bubble pops. AZ real estate is hotter than in 2006 so the drop should be deeper than 2009. Good luck on your future buying spree.
Or Chinese and Saudi's buy up properties....like in Vegas.
Didn't the banks get bailed out?
Thankyou
Yes I still have bills and people that want my money every month don't care if my tenants pay. Plus out of the 27 units I own 24 always pay on time so I've tried to work with them long as I can but this is horrible for most landlords I know. Lucky for me 22 units have been on time and my Cash flow, investments,and job have hardly changed. But people take advantage of this pandemic till they can't anymore
I was watching something this morning. A man his wife and 3 children living in a car he works full time for the post office. And he said he thought about killing himself so they can get death benefits, God we need you now!!!
Jean aI saw that story. His son also has autism.
Yes, I saw this too, SAD, but will benefits kick in for his family if he commits suicide 🤔🤔
There is no God... so...
@@lerightmerightpeople3165 I was told by a person that went through it that suicide doesn’t pay out the full amount on insurance policies.
Well he better think again, cause they told my sister that if it was determined that her son killed his self they didn’t have to pay , but it was ruled by the police department that he had intact been killed, so then she got payed double the insurance 🤔
this pandemic is showing peoples true colors.
Exactly ..I got eviction papers this month ,no one really gives a darn if you are on the street..The greedy only gets greedier..
Correct snakes don't lose their strip's or color even in the dead of winter. let's put these snakes back in the hole 🕳️ six feet under.
United way don’t have enough money to fix this eventuality that’s gonna come.
I understand the tenants' concerns. However, a lot of these properties are owned by private individuals who are paying mortgages and using rent to pay those mortgages. The tenants received a moratorium (supposedly) on their rent, but the property owners still have to pay their bills. They don't pay, they lose the property and ruin their finances and credit. This crisis has been bad for everyone.
@@s.p.baughman7885 so how long did you live there without paying the rent you owed?
If landlords can't evict they will be joining tenants on the streets. Landlords depend on you to pay rent so they can pay their own bills. Landlords are not the problem, the banks are.
Right, landlords are still on the hook for all the bills at the property, taxes, gas, water, the mortgage, they are caught in the middle, most people got that stimulus and unemployment check, why wasn't the rent paid with that...if people don't want to do the right thing the government should have given the stimulus to the landlord , some people went out and bought TVs and games with this money or got their hair and nails done
@@datnohi8612 YUP, WENT TO STARBUCKS, GYM, GOT TATS, BREAST IMPLANTS, CIGARETTES, MAKE UP, VICTORIA SECRETS, ETC.
What about all the slumlords?
Give all the American people $24,000 back pay Congress and stop putting the money in your foundations millions of dollars help the American poor people
They’ve approved 10 million for gender studies in Pakistan
Why renovate during a pandemic, I’m not sure I get his reasoning.
To sell the home before the historic market crash thats about to happen. The us dollar is going to collapse
Hyperinflation
it's his property. pay up or live on the street. it's your own responsibility and no one owes you anything.
I call bullshit!
@@addictcar69 Did you even watch the video? "Paying up" was not one of their options. They must move out because renovations... It's part of renting.
People losing their homes during the freezing winter months is just unconscionable. This could happen to anyone. Those of us who still have jobs and homes need to prepare for the worst.
What happened to we the people. is it a beginning of new American Revolution
@M Jazz You're not blessed with dazzling intellect.
Do you expect the landlord to pay for the stay of a squatter? Remember that the government is the ultimate owner of private property because every owner has to pay property tax till the day he sells it. The owner the roads too, we just pay to use them ---- by their rules.
@TH-cam Censors And what if you can't?
@TH-cam Censors Watch the video. People were paying their rent and still getting evicted.
2021 about to get worse 😔 being homeless 🏘 not a good feeling for anyone to be in
Tony, so true 👍. Civil unrest is gonna be off the charts😢.
when I was homeless I pitched a tent in the woods. It wasn't a good time. I didn't have a family so it was easier for me. though.
Try being unemployed/ Homeless. What else = Suicide?
@@patriciaking7892 yes yes
@@luzfigueroa1550 I was lucky enough to have a car and unemployment compensation for income when I was homeless. Later I got a job delivering pizza. I have 2 engineering degrees but jobs are hard to find and keep.
He should have at least offered to waive the rent for January so that they can find another place to live. They need to make sure they don't move back when he renovates either.
Why renovate during a crisis, seems to be an excuse. The state shouldn't allow him to do it. All that bs about it being safer for tenants is just an excuse. How come he didn't do it before?
I am sure they won't be able to afford to! It's sounds like micro- gentrification to me. Renovate so he can hike rates only the rich can afford!
Any evictions in 2020 and 2021 shouldn't be put on anyone's record and not be counted.
Why doesn’t the governors have the landlord submit paperwork for the tenants can receive money directly from the federal government to pay for the rent as opposed to sending out senseless checks that will not cover anything
Half of them would spend their money on tattoos, alcohol, drugs, and hookers. Just like Katrina. When you are a deadbeat loser that's what you do.
@@outbackeddie The other half would just waste the money.
they are even evicting middle class people that can pay their bills
How
Right
@Can Thonn Because with proper notice a landlord can evict anyone they want if its within the proper notice time.
That's a crock. If you pay your bills you won't get evicted as long as you don't do something stupid like damage the property, become a nuisance to your neighbors, etc.
If the lease comes to an end the owner can choose to not renew, regardless of whether rent is up to date. If the tenant refuses to move, then eviction would come into play. So, eviction CAN happen even if rent is up to date.
I am a landlord a nd waved all rent for December and January
Sure you did.
That is a beautiful thing to do. You are a great landlord unfortunately there are a lot of evil ones out there
As a landlord I can not afford to continue to pay utilities taxes repairs and mortgage I will be on the street before my tenents
Because you have money to pay your bills but some landlords don't.
Thank you. Someone will help you one day when the tables are turned
If you want free rent live in a tent.
That what I did but I had to find a place in the woods.
Renting is a business
there to make money not a free homeless shelter
I just don't understand what people think...like, as soon as this moratorium was annonced..not even enacted..poeple just stopped paying rent..in June..nobody bothered to educate themselves about qualifying..pay your rent,
Some people want to live rent free in someone's property. Then when they are forced to move,they start looking for another place to live.
He's selling this property.
He pretty much said,paying the utilities, upkeep of the property, property insurance and slap property taxes on top of that,which has gone up .
You Hit The Nail Right On The Head The Coyotes Who Brought All These Illegals Into America Got ICE Kicking In Their Doors And Suddenly Their Selling Out And All The Tenants Who Are Paid In Full Have To Find Somewhere Else To Live Because You Don't Rent From Coyotes
That landlord is renovating to sell before the commercial real estate collapse. He's full of it saying its for tenants. He has multiple properties, admits its not the best time money wise, but picks this time. He's selling.
Yup...he's one smart man....why does that make him evil?
@MargauMonteyRibera Exactly!
Here's a little lesson in business math....are you ready? A man gets a loan from the bank and buys a house...he turns around and rents it to a family. If the family doesn't pay the rent...the bank still wants the monthly payments for the house he is renting. Is it legal for him to make a profit? Yes....if you think that the man charges too much for rent....go somewhere else and rent.
So now Covid comes around....people lose their jobs because government shut down businesses, now the family can't pay rent...there is a moratorium on evictions for ten months...the landlord still has to pay the bank the money he borrowed.
If you don't like renting go buy your own home....I did....
I'm not an elitist....I was evicted 32 years ago...I was unemployed....I never blamed the landlord....he took me to court....I didnt go....he won by default but didnt pursue extra cha4ges...I got a job elsewhere and rented another place....that was long ago ...I know the pain and shame....but most of this was covid...
And you know that is acceptable reason to terminate a lease and evict. If tenants aren't paying he can't just evict for that during the pandemic. In North Carolina we don't even need a reason.
The money needs to go directly to the landlords.
An eviction shouldn't be the result of a renovation. Instead, tenants should be given alternative living arrangements to live until the renovation is complete, since, he's doing it for them. I do agree with them, doing renovations at that time is asinine. I understand he felt renovations were important. What I don't understand is his incompetency of not understanding why the tenants are upset. It is pretty insane for a landlord to believe construction during the coldest weather and during a pandemic makes any sense. I also feel as though the landlord could have provided more notice, regardless of his "idea" that he believe 68 days is good enough. For the landlord to reply, "lol", shows his true mindset about the situation.
His property. Enough said. He should have his rights.
@@joep4143 I wrote what I wrote, you don't have to like it...
@@skaterlover1999 If you owned property you would understand his perspective. You must be a renter.
@@DIVISIONINCISION I did own property prior to moving to another state...thanks for assuming. You don't either have to like what I said but it was said.
I agree with you.
They say: "All evictions are acts of violence." They are right and that's why the sheriff has to come do it with his gun. So you should get out before he comes.
Yeah i bet you are comfortable in your house
@@techinyourhands5039 Only inasmuch as I can pay the mortgage and avoid foreclosure. We are all in the same boat.
i agree happened to me so. I only had two weeks to get out wasnt enough time really. Had to leave 80 percent of my things was living in my car. This was back in 2006 and yea police came
Exactly..these people are
“Unhinged “
@@Gypseygirls Well if you do that, at least you will have a place to go after you are evicted.
I really believe in having that 6 month to 1 year emergency fund....this is scary and you just don't know when you're going to be hit with the unknown....especially with this depression!.....millions that are facing rental and mortgage evictions!
Angela Lewis, true, but money will run out when you're spending and not saving😢. The struggle is real and not gonna get any better.
Yes however it’s been how many months? If you have six months savings, now you may have zero
@@jossykerflossy915 No, I downsized my life 10 years ago and live a nice, but frugal lifestyle...Thank God!
@@patriciaking7892 Very true... But I live a nice but frugal lifestyle...I downsized my life 10 years ago... Due to an accident with a drunk driver.... Happy, healthy, peaceful ....spiritual!!!
Property owners have bills, mortgages and property taxes to pay. Pay your bills you deadbeats!
Where are all these people going to go when they have no money for 1st months rent and the standard security deposit? How bad will things have to get before we wake up? So sad...
@M Jazz Invest in Coleman, inc.
Government needs to pay landlords and bail them out.
Why is it all of a sudden he’s now deciding to fix an old building? That’s very suspicious he is self-seeking and cares for no one else clearly! He knows he can make three times the rent after he puts a little money into it. What a dirt bag!
He's a slumlord
“All he said was LOL”... wth. I can’t believe any of this is even real, it’s like I’m living in a simulation. Smh crazy.
That shocked me honestly. What kind of response from a “responsible” grown adult is “LOL”? What a piece of garbage 🗑
@@CaptchaNeon exactly, it’s unbelievable. Lol isn’t even something you’re technically supposed to write in a professional email. It’s not even a communicative response really. It simply alerts the reader that you are laughing out loud. Which is a brutal way to respond regarding people’s lives and homes being uprooted and taken!?!!
@@itsmommablox7481 💯%! Absolutely absurd that person has control over anything to do with other people’s lives. I was thinking “Get out of the business clown 🤡! I wouldn’t trust you to care for a goldfish much less my housing situation”
Lol
Not much of a shock coming from Del, seeing how this is the same person who thinks it's ok to assualt his emplayees.
Nowadays people want everything for free I understand I've been evicted more than once rent is hard but nothing comes free...
Isn't that exactly what the dems promised. Depend on the government. Then pull the rug as soon as they get in power. What a mess.
Instead of being a bunch of jerks, why don't you tenants help the landlords figure out a way they can get paid so they can pay their mortgages, taxes, property insurance, and maintenance? If they can't pay their mortgages they will lose their properties in foreclosure and then it will be the banks evicting you. Did you ever think of that? Jerks.
Good luck that, the purge has begun
😫..😖
Kevin Sweeney, 2020 was clear vision to see how terrible things are gonna get. 2021 and the rest of the years are gonna be very ugly.
Of biblical proportions
Truth
That's sad I didn't think it was true, I thought it was just a movie
My gosh this is getting really bad!!
But also these landlords have bills to pay it’s a double edge sword
It sux for both sides
This shows the real wickedness that goes on here in America.
So much better elsewhere
Can you be more specific about who you think is wicked? My choice is on those government officials who proclaimed these eviction moratoriums and ignored constitutional protections against the taking of property without due process and fair compensation.
@@blakeberlin6295: Yes thats' who, I'm referring to is the government of the US & white supremacy.
@@thelook4me White Supremacy and the government? Those are different, and neither is specific. Do you think I'm wicked? I am white. Although I don't know you, I can say with certainly that I have never been wicked to anyone.
@@blakeberlin6295: It's not my job to more specific to you. Google it or look it up yourself. Look at what happen at the Capital, prime example.
This Country gives billions of tax payers money in foreign aid feeding, infrastructure and protection.
But more is spent on military budget and tax breaks for the rich
Lets not subvert attention from the actual issue
@@mettahayze419 That military spending is always passed bipartisan, they even gave money for the wall,,while everyone was looking at Impeachment. Both parties jerk the American people, look up Marijuana and stimulus bill or Democrats on the Boarder before Trump ( youtube ) Americans should all register independent as opposed to picking sides red or blue like gangs.
These younger folks really scares me. Are these the future of America? America is dummed
It used to be wise to invest hard earned money into income properties. I would seriously rethink that now.
If you're a property owner with bills and families, trouble lies ahead.
Oteka Macklin as a small business landlord you have too develop a network of potential stable tenants. Housing discrimination is illegal, thus you should never rent on the open market or you could get totally screwed until you can evict a non paying tenant, especially during these times.There will be huge opportunity to buy real estate on the cheap once the waves of foreclosures start hitting the market next summer. Owning a property as an asset is still better than just being in the stock market. Good luck on your future purchases.
@@chicanopowers4938 thank you- I am keeping this in mind
If the people not paying owned the property, the story would be different you can be SURE OF THAT.
if tenants have so much rights why don't they buy their own property to live in.
Las Vegas have a extension until March 31 2021. An New York have a extension until July. Some states have a heart.
There is no comprehensive eviction moratorium in New York right now. ... Cuomo's expansion of Safe Harbor protects tenants with pre-pandemic eviction cases/warrants from eviction, but only until January 1, 2021. Cuomo's order also only covers tenants who can show they were financially impacted by COVID-19.
This needs to come to florida
Smh people are so uninformed. It only applies to government assisted housing. Private property owners need the rent
Ive never seen a cold or the flu stop an eviction.
That’s because a cold and a flu UNLIKE COVID doesn’t cause everyone to lose their jobs. Nice try though
@@CaptchaNeon Everyone lost their jobs? Not what ive seen. Everyone wasted their money on pot, cigs, and alcohol? No sympathy. Why isnt food free then? Electricity? Water? Nothing is free EXCEPT rent? Hmmmmm.
Haha...meth and crackheads pissed cause they got the flu and have to pay dah rentman!!😂😂😂
@@karterlandon that's a good point man
The CDC moratorium does not apply to terminations of leases for expiration of the term. If landlord wants to evict you and it concerned that you might assert status as a covered person
under the CDC moratorium, he can simply send you notice that he is terminating
the lease at the end of the month.
yup! In case of renovations... it's a good idea to have renters insurance so that you can be put up for a definite amount of time...
How about the landlords, who owe mortgages? Tenants owe rent, and they are responsible to pay. The moratorium is just putting tenants in more peril. It's a sad situation all around. U.S. needs to stop all foriegn aid until Citizens are stable.
The moratorium is a setup. After it’s over, You will be evicted unless you pay your back rent. Giving you an eviction record that will make it harder to rent in the future. There will be more homeless. Then the fema camps will roll in.
@@2cents186 What If There Is No Back Rent You See What You People Fail To Understand Is They Were Evicting Tenants Who Paid Their Rent So The Coyotes Would Have A Place To Take The Illegal Aliens There Was No Back Rent The Coyotes Just Needed Their Buildings Apparently Immigrant Smuggling Pays More
People needs help but yet
They debating over sending a stimulus check smh PEOPLE NEED HELP what part they don’t understand
Well, Trump is mad because he wasn't re-elected.
@@crand20033 ok well he still the president you suppose to represent the people but because you lose this how you wanna treat them no excuse if the shoe was on the other foot then what ?
I don't understand why they went months without paying for housing and made no effort to move to a better situation. Oh wait that's the plan.
@@crand20033 Trump's not holding up the check. It's McConnell and Pelosi tactics. They have no problem giving money to other countries, just not American's. Crazy!
If your a year behind, a stimulus check sure wont help.
Why dont Pelosi pay your rent
Why don't you suggest the sociopath, Mitch boy??? He and his gov't grifting wife are loaded with OUR taxpayer $$$$.
@@andreah6379 corrupt politician is a corrupt politician I dont think any should get paid till americans are taken care of
I lived in the Alps the all through 2020 and partially into 2021. There was a good amount of people struggling to find a place. Either not familiar with how to use the internet and/or struggling to save up for a deposit a find an affordable place to live. They lost records of how much I paid on my deposit, so they ended up shorting me and it took over a month to send me a check. They now refuse to answer my phone calls and email even though I have sent them proof of what I paid on my deposit.
They got us fighting each other! It’s starting let’s be smart as civilians and wake up to see the real enemy.
ALL THESE NON-PAYERS SHOULD LOOK AT WHAT THEY DID WITH THEIR STIMULUS OR UNEMPLOYMENT YOU HAVE TO PAY TO STAY
What about the landlord that can lose the house because of a foreclosure. The banks don't care about the pandemic they want their money. If you can't afford to buy clothing does not mean you can just go to the nike store and walk out without paying.
Absolutely. But some tenants expect their landlords to cover all their expenses, not just housing. Everything is a basic human right. If you have something I want, get government to force them to give it to me.
@@davidsine4390 The evil landlord lead and asbestos story is such BS. They are trying to make him look like a bad guy when he is trying to save peoples health. There are children being born with defects or being poisoned eating paint chips from radiators and adults getting lung cancer due to asbestos and lead exposure. In NYC kids living in public housing have high lead concentration because of old piping. You cant have a tenant living in a unit when you are trying to remove old pipes and install PVC and remove lead painted radiators demo walls with asbestos insulation to install HVAC systems. It makes total sense making renovations during a recession because the contractors will give you a better price as opposed to a busier period where you would have to compete to get a contractor. I worked 10 years with the homeless and 90 percent of the time its their own fault they are in these situations then its everyone's fault that they are having problems.
@@CyberTranceHero69 All of these arguments are simply a way to try and justify theft. If I found myself in breach of my rental agreement, or my landlord was within their contractual rights and wanted me to vacate, and I was unable to negotiate a modified agreement, I would never try to continue to possess someone else's property against their will. Even if my landlord was a billionaire. My inability to comply with a previously, legally agreed to contract, is not my landlords problem. It's my problem. Yes homelessness can happen to anyone, including myself. Yes there are hundreds of other arguments that can be employed in an attempt to justify theft including its too cold, it's too hot, I have no where else to go, housing is a human right, the pandemic, and on and on. But at the end of the day, it's theft, and theft, no matter how you try to frame its justification is wrong. Even when the government steps in, voids my contract, and tells me it's OK to steal from my landlord. If I rent a car, and live in it, is it OK to breach that rental agreement too? Keep it for myself without paying or beyond the agreed to return date? Why not? The Corporation that rented it to me has a lot of money so they can afford it, and I need it way more than they do. Plus I should be able to demand the rental car company continue to insure, maintain, and register the car for me at their expense as well because the government said I can? Why not force the corporation I stole it from to put gas in it for free while were at it? Without the car, I would be homeless.
Those of you who have vehicles learn how to be a Road Nomad.
This is chilling
May that lying landlord reap karma to the fullest extent 😤
So why didn't you save money beforehand?
I seriously think that the landlords should do themselves a big favor; and get out of the rental business because they are going to be falling behind on their own financial obligations!
Exactly what this landlord is doing... he is going to upscale it, fix it, and sell it probably to a hotel or the city and get plenty of funding for homeless shelters... that is the new racket... landlords getting way lots of money to shelter the homeless.
Why should landlords pay for people's inability to pay rent? They have enormous bills. Are these people going to pay up for the missed months? No! Of course, it's tragic when families with small children are evicted. But, landlords have mortgages to pay, and they cannot pay unless tenants pay.
The concept of universal housing is just being avoided like some of the people who avoid wearing masks....I hate it here...
Landlords are getting crushed too. If you are not paying your rent, he is not paying his mortgage. You can't live anywhere without paying rent.
This can happen to anyone. Please help the best way you can. God is watching everything. Help if you can. No one deserves to be homeless its ridiculously sad.
Yet there’s more than
10 million homeless and
Counting I think it’s going to be 50 million homeless in America before it’s all over with we have a lot to look forward to in 2021
There are homeless people all over the world. Its sad, but the reality of life.
Voluntary help is good. The problem here is that the government is FORCING one group to provide help.
Then they can't get new housing because there's a eviction over their head. In texas whether the case was dismissed or not they won't remove it from ur record
Umm no. They can move without being evicted.
In California an eviction is removed after 5 years. If you have a steady income it is a way around eviction. It is insane for a person to live on the streets.
@@karterlandon umm yes if they have already filed with the courts it stays on your record. Whether they moved or not........ key words filed eviction with courthouse.
@@DeeDee-lr8nb Duh do you speak English? I never negated that.
Any eviction requires notice. Anyone can move before an eviction gets filed. Thats their choice.
They're renovating for more money to increase the rent or selling the property!.... Most likely to buyers outside the United States!
Seventh Child okay
So, it's his to do what he wants, don't feel its right, tuff !
How horrible! No one is safe! I’m mature and I’ve never seen America in such a mess in my lifetime. Its scary. I don’t have this problem in my state, thank God, but I feel for these poor souls. God help them.
I didn’t think any other state evicts faster than Virginia... I’ve been evicted twice due to one .. extended unemployment .. two- due to medical issues which I couldn’t work waiting for some type of disability assistance.. it took two years to get my disability.. I was fortunate to be able to live with a relative and was able to find a private rental.. all this with three children.. and I don’t think Virginia has any pandemic moratorium 🤷🏽♀️
Do the landlords get to tell the people whom they owe sorry but I can't pay you cause my tenants haven't paid me? Thousands of people get more in unemployment then when and IF THEY WORKED PRIOR.
Back in 1976 I lived around the corner on 36th & Warwick Street about 2 blocks from the Alps building in KC. I was 21.
I heard the Governors have been giving out loans and grants to help renovate property this is y most are jus skipping to evictions !!!! The Government has opportunities to help fix this problem sorry no excuses this is not jus happening to the poor but to all citizens
Where???
Not true..Evictions are ...happening to more Blacks, Latinos, etc.....
@@seventhchild1106 Really? Do you keep track of stats to prove that? Maybe they get evicted because they try to not pay their bills so they can buy pot? Maybe they get evicted to save money on not paying rent? Ohh, thats right, thats what THEY DO. Then they steal the furnaces and water heaters on the way out, instead of getting jobs.
People like you....I leave in God's hands... Enough said;..... Your time will come!
@@seventhchild1106 thIS FALSE.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL IN THE MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST AMEN
How long before there are more homeless than sheltered?
I can understand both sides , its tough position to be in ,
USA . take care of your own first second and last. Let these other countries fend for themselves.
It all comes down to what they were doing with the resources. Don't waste.
They have lived for months in those properties and made no plans. I do have some sympathy , but there's a limit.
I feel sorry for landlords.
I feel sorry for families in trouble!!
Five of our tenants had trouble during the lockdown. Four of them got assistance to help with their rent. One young couple, though, did not apply for help as far as I know. We've been providing them with free housing for a year. Eventually, we will sell that house. I doubt if the new owners will be willing to support them. We have not evicted anyone. But, we live below our means, drive old cars, and do most of the maintenance ourselves. Throughout the lockdown, We still have to pay taxes (which jumped up) and insurance. I feel sorry for the landlords with mortgages. After they go bankrupt, where will their tenants live then?
Why are you living below your means AND giving away free housing? It's your choice and I respect it, but I am curious. That level of help strikes me as well above what anyone would ask.
@@blakeberlin6295 What is wrong with living below your means? We get financially stronger every year. I suppose we could throw this family out on the street, but at the risk of squatters moving in. Why traumatize the children? Once this big hoax is over, we will work it out.
@@jcvchristianson1161 There is nothing wrong with living below your means. I even said in my question that I respect that choice. My wife and I do the same. However, it seemed that you were saying that you were happy to live below your means BECAUSE you are able to help. If that's the case, I still respect your choice.
I do and have made allowances for some renters when helping them will probably also help me. I just view business as business, which is ultimately about improving my family finances.
I don't know if we agree in principle and just communicate differently, or actually see things differently. I learn by exposing myself to different views, and while I don't think my approach will change, my question of you was out of genuine curiosity rather than covert criticism.
“They’re bad actors, bad housekeepers” lady, you have this all wrong! They’re people and all people need adequate shelter regardless of your stupid opinions of them. I swear some people are so disgusting in how they view their peers. That lawyer could lose her home at any time! I’m just shocked right now, I’m sorry it’s vile!!!
where's chairman mao when you need him this lady belongs in a gulag
Don’t get upset with the landlords. They’re victims too.
Politicians and public servants should do their part by taking reductions in pay and perks. I wonder how many non-essential politicians and public servants would qualify for this list? Most of us cannot go to the French Kitchen for a $350 taxpayer-funded luncheon can we Mr. Newsom.
I wonder if the owner/landlord is evicting everyone, so he can renovate and sell the property or just sell it to an interested party.
Probably sell. No one wants to be a landlord with the dirty dems in office
Very good video
😁😁😁😁
The system turn the little guys against each other while the banks & Wallstreet walk away with all the houses..
Now that's what you call a ...
( Smooth criminal)
People who rent these houses have to pay taxes if people don't pay rent they can't pay taxes and lose their property
I pray that del the landlord has to meet all the demands of the tenants.
People assume all landlords are just rolling in money. Some are small business.
Some are just home owners.
Does it matter if landlords are rich or poor? We all need to keep our agreements, and if that isn't possible we need to do as little harm as possible while allowing the other parties to move on. That human obligation is there regardless of the financial strength of those we contract with.
Prior to Covid....yearly rent increases were 50.00 to 100.00 a year!....Even more in certain locations or States!.....
That’s a very broad generalization. My husband and I own a duplex and in the last 14 years we have raised rent a total of $150 (and as an example, in that time our insurance has gone from $400 to $1200 and we’ve spent thousands on new HVAC, new flooring, appliances, etc.) and it’s not that we’re rich and don’t need the money. I have health problems and can’t work (I also don’t get disability money) and my husband works for a small construction company. We bought the duplex because my husband’s job doesn’t provide a retirement plan and when we went to only one income we could no longer afford to contribute to a 401K, so we’re hoping to at least break even now and make income by the time we retire. We decided early on we’d rather make a little less in rent and hopefully keep good, long term tenants. On the other hand, I used to work for a property management company and the property managers there raised rents like clockwork. That’s one of the reasons why the eviction moratoriums pushing small landlords out of business are so dangerous-small mom and pop type landlords are much more likely to be understanding and to charge lower rents, etc. than big corporations who only care about the bottom line, so unless the government comes through with true rental assistance that pays landlords and keeps tenants in their homes, the rental situation is going to end up being worse after covid because many small landlords, who are much more likely to overlook an eviction or other less than perfect credit issues, are going to be driven out of business.
@@heatheryork1658 ??????
This is not about the landlord, this is about the our federal government. These people need to go straight to the white house with their protests. They have money to share with other countries, but not enough for 2k stimulus checks or to pay the landlords directly the missed rent? Im confused.
Evictions are not an act of violence, it's a consequence. Landlords have every right to kick you out if you can't or don't pay. Rather than waste time and energy screaming and yelling, find organizations offering legal help because judges almost always rule in favor of the landlord. You sign a page in your lease that says they can terminate or quit your lease any time they want as long as they give you notice. If they want to kick you all out for renovations all they have to do is show a few pictures of problems to a judge and then you're out. It's not right but that's the sad truth of it.
Does that lease mention anything about national emergencies too?
@@phatmantv no they don’t. It’s why Landlords are able to do it.
@@arleneaugustahair8393 That's my point. LL deserve no sympathy since they show none.
Just curious, what are you doing to help the eight million small mom and pop landlords? How are you helping to stop the foreclosures? It is impossible for us to help you when we are locked out of the stimulus program. DEMAND government help for us so we can help you. I also lost my job. Lost my savings. Lost my retirement. I have a duplex that I also live in. I may be homeless just so my tenant won’t be? How is that fair? Help us help you. Demand stimulus for your landlord if you cannot pay your rent.
I wonder what all of these tenants would do if the tables were turned and their livelihoods were tied to the debt connected to these properties? They don't go bankrupt when the bank comes to collect mortgages and it's impossible to pay them. Meanwhile, the state sits back and wins no matter what the outcome is because either way the property owners will inevitably suffer the loss... There is something so twisted about tenants turning to the state for backup when it's the same state that has created this mess for them to begin with.
The Solution To This Problem Is To Allow Public Land To Be Used As Unconditional Free Housing So Don't Complain To Me That Landlords Have Expenses That Is Bullshit The Reason I Support Rental Assistance Programs Is Because Landlords Shouldn't Even Have This Kind of Bargaining Power We Have Thousands of Acres of Public Land That Someone Can Live On For Free And That Is Why I Have No Sympathy For Landlords Who Are Exploiting BLM Managed Land To Turn A Profit Where None Should Exist Forcing People To Turn To The State For Stable Housing When All They Really Gotta Do Is Allow People To Occupy The Public Land For Free American Citizens Should Be Able To Live On BLM Land Rent Free And If I Was Ever Gonna Go Political I Would Start With A Petition To Establish Right of Way On BLM Land Which Consists of 247.3 Million Acres I'd Say That Would Solve The Homeless Problem Permanently I Am A Firm Believer In Free Housing
Other people are not our mommy, and they owe you nothing!
A Human right to housing? You have the right to earn it, not have it simply giving to you.
As a landlord, I and my business partner have not evicted our tenants during the pandemic. We’re fortunate that we don’t have a mortgage on our properties. Our only request from our tenants is to not damage the properties and pay the utilities.
It's going to get a lot worse before it gets better
A lot of landlords capitolizes on of pandemic unlawful evictions wanting higher rent by rent payers and nonpayer renters
Landlord are the real victims , why don’t the folks in yellow shirt pay folk rent so they won’t loose their home . Folk always want to complain and stick someone else with bill . The goverment should pay the rent , let them chase the renters all around town for their money .
In all USA landlords are not obligated to be transparent how much ppp money they received to cover unpaid rent. Government is in this mess for not questioning landlord's.
Get ready for crime to go up big time
Yup, how about this one: Walmart shoplifting suspect in custody in Virginia after allegedly shooting and wounding 3 people, including a sheriff's deputy
My landlord sold the house while we were still living in it didn't tell us anything he told my parents that he was refinancing but didn't make sense since all he was paying was the land the new owner gave us two months to leave or sign the contract to live there in the condition he want's while the last landlord never fixed anything that was broken like water pipe fence garage door and water heater that we paid for
Moral of the story; don't be lazy in school, dropping out of school early, making babies and end up doing non-essential jobs...you take ownership of your own destiny and don't blame others when you can't afford your rent..
or take over a 3000 mi land mass and create your own rules like your a devil ancestors did
That’s definitely not it! No matter how much a person makes, with great budgeting, people need to start saving and investing for times like these.
And when you get through not making the mistakes you just stated you can still find yourself in these people shoes so just hush 🤫
I did everything I was supposed to do. Got good grades, got a couple of degrees in the medical field, even paid my way through school without student loans or debt. I got married, had my children about 6 yrs apart, saved and budgeted. Then, one day I got really sick. Had to have emergency surgery and was put into a medically induced coma shortly after my youngest child was born. I spent the first year of his life in and out of hospitals, learning how to walk and climb stairs again. My husband left us then, took our money and left our children in the care of my parents. I've been homeless waiting for 5 yrs to be approved for disability. I've had 13 surgeries so far and will continue to have them, I'm no longer medically cleared to work again and I dont receive any financial assistance from my exhusband to help me or our children. For 2 yrs, kve gone to court every month to fight my exhusband for financial help. MORAL OF THE STORY: NEVER TRY TO JUDGE ANYONE ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU DONT KNOW THEIR STORY.
Landlords have families to u can't no vnfree I do understand lot people lost jobs because virus but landlords rdsb r struggleingnto nitnnnot all landlords r rich
These people aren’t living for free, many of them have paid their rent but the landlord wants to be selfish and evict because he wants to sell his building to a non American buyer.
It's going to happen sooner than you think
The moratorium is very limited in scope. landlords end the lease and evict and they don't need a reason.
Landlords still have bills, including property taxes. Sounds like a lose lose if you’re not already rich.
Societal destruction BY DESIGN.
People should be fighting the greedy government not each other.
I live in developing country. And we don't have problem like this. Maybe because renting cost is affordable. And owning property is preferable than renting. Tax is cheap, food is cheap. Even bank allow us to postpone our mortgage up to 12 months.
This is the price we pay as a society for the stupidity and venality of the lockdowns