Posted on 04/19/2020 1:24:03 PM PDT by TaxPayer2000
I wonder if said company is owned by the CCP?
“Nanzi “Skeletrix” Pelosi is especially pleased.”
Yep, pass the ice cream.
Windfall workload for property lawyers, judges, court clerks. Boomtime!
The Fauci Depression.
My relative just had to leave his place of 9 years after being one week late on rent and a sterling rental history.
Dot indian takeover of rental properties in his area.
There is no grace.
“Evict EVERYONE? Explain the business outcome of evicting everyone at this time.”
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You think landlords let people live for free on their property? Now, -that’s- not exactly a great business outcome.
Screw them and find new place. Now the dot Indian has empty unit and no rent being paid. Stupid business plan.
Yes it’s owned by a Hong Kong company, which you know what that really means.
On holiday weekends, where the 1st and 2nd are a weekend and the 3rd is a holiday, 10 day notices to vacate go up on the 4th. With $350 tacked on. $75 a day late fee plus $50 notice fees. They don’t take cash or checks and only allow payment through an online payment portal called AMCRent that charges anywhere from $5 to $30 to make a payment. Even an automatic ACH withdrawal is billed at $5. Oh, and you cannot pay before the 1st as that’s when it’s billed.
actually not so stupid, they apparentl prefer the government section 8 monies.
You act like this is normal times.
This country is upside down. Evict everyone suddenly struggling due to The shutdown and collect NOTHING moving forward is what you call a good business plan? No creativity to defer/reduce payments and keep some cash flow?
Too bad Drano couldn’t be poured down Pelosi’s gaping hole in that picture.
Moved out of the place in March when lease was up. When I tried moving earlier in November, I was presented with a bill to pay all remaining 4 months plus a marketing fee. Jacked up rent $400. Gave notice in January and moved out end of February. They now claim that they didn’t accept the notice as it was hand-written. They demanded a notarized copy sent by certified mail. Funny, nothing like that in the rental contract. Charging me March and April rent although my lease expired at end of February.
Started charging $30 a month for the one washer and one dryer that had in each of the 5 buildings in the complex. 30 families per building.. Always broken. Heat not controllable by tenant. Even in July heat blasts out of the baseboard heaters. Paying $90 a month even in the middle of the summer.
Refused to shovel between the complex building door and the parking lot in the winter. Poor draining so it’s an ice pond in the winter. Had to see a doctor on many occasions as it really screwed up my back.
Yeah Chinese slimeball slumlords.
“You act like this is normal times.”
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Not me - did you read thestory?
“landlords continue filing evictions, creating a backlog of cases to be attended to later.”
As far as I’m concerned they can camp out on the owner’s property until the sun goes supernove. The landlords obviously have other plans, though.
Not gonna happen. When one idividual is under water with the bank that individual has a hell of a problem. When millions of individuals are under water the bank then has a partner they hope can pay the mortgage in the future.
Circa 1983 the oilfield went down the tubes in Texas. We found to damn much oil and the price collapsed. A friend of mine could not pay his mortgage. He had not a job. Oddly the bank allowed him to live in the house though he was months behind on his mortgage. The bank knew full well that house had not a buyer if they evicted my friend. The bank also knew my friend would maintain the home.
When times turned better he paid his mortgage and all past due payments. He was a geology university professor in his second life.
This economic shut down is nothing but war on the middle class. The big money is going to kick everyone who had a business or worked in a business that was deemed ‘not essential’ out of their homes and for a dime on the dollar.
“So you evict all your tenants. Then what? With this economy, no one is going to replace them. Better to have them pay what they can and keep the residence active (lawns mowed and watered, etc. ) until the money starts to flow again.”
You’re forgetting that human nature is all too often just to be a jerk about everything.
“I’m more concerned with what 10 million illegal immigrants with do without money and unemployment when the food runs out.”
They can go home voluntarily and if they don’t and decide to cause trouble, they can always be shot.
They need to move to Washington and California ASAP so they can’t be throw out of their homes.
I agree. Landlords are not the smartest people on earth. I’m glad I never had to deal with one. Most only care about that money and could care less about keeping up with the property.
The lockdown hasn’t prevented me from doing most of the things I normally do and I’m over 65. Most of the unemployment may be due to the collapse of the oil industry.
The first rent house i had i got in a land purchase. It was also the last one i will ever have for rent. It is gone now. I bull dozed it and yes, it was very liveable. I got tired of people asking to rent it.
Took five months to get the last deadbeat out and he trashed the place. Repaired, painted and floored. Next ones stayed 6 months and skipped out.
We have too few jobs and pay too well for not having one. We need more jobs, less support for those who can work but don’t. Maybe bringing manufacturing back will fix at least some of this.
Oklahoma is about as impoverished as the Delta South. Once in awhile the leaders start wondering how to change that. Looking South of the Red River would be a place to start. Oops, Okla squandered most of the oil wealth it once had already.
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