If their checking account lacks funds for rent, let them use their savings
Why don’t we hear all this pissin’ and moanin’ from the freaks in the “media” when NON GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES lose THEIR jobs and “face eviction”? The “media” still sucks. The most worthless people on the planet. A waste of air and space.
So everyone knows Wells Fargo’s reputation is in the toilet, and deservedly so....
However, the shutdown offers a GREAT opportunity for them and other BIG national banks.... Should they be smart enough to capitalize on it.
Offer immediate loans, at marginal rates, to furloughed and other unpaid federal workers, equal to their paychecks.... No other paperwork proof to get the loan than you are currently employed and furloughed... Replace their paychecks with a check from you, with the promise of repayment when the government reopens....
And don’t tell me they couldn’t find the money, if Wells, Citi and the other large Banks decided to do this, they could.. yes there are logistical issues here, but it could be done.
Wells Fargo in particular could use the good Press... and it would get you possible customers for life from folks who pretty much have some of the most steady job security in the nation.
DON'T.
CARE.
Ain't gonna happen......Too much paperwork and legal processes involved. Then two months later, after you get them out of the property, he'll have to clean the house, advertise for new tenants, screen them.......etc.
On the other side of the coin, landlords still have to pay taxes, maintenance, etc etc without funds coming in to do so. Next would be tax liens or foreclosure on those properties.
Well this story is in my State and these people live off the Government for their daily substance...Wards of the State more or less...
B.S. You can’t evict someone in one week.
Until a local judge gives the tenants whatever time they need.
Happens all the time.
The government giveth and the government taketh away.
By the way, government workers are much better compensated than people in the private sector, on average.
Why do they live so far beyond their means?