Trailblazer
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I will try to remember to let you know if I get my money from the rental assistance. Gotta call them again today.
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Landlords upset ...
- Thread starter McBell
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I like evidence.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Saw what where?
Excerpted....
The apartments in the USSR did not really differ from low-cost apartment buildings in any other world country.
Right.
From the link:
Well, I guess we know where his politics are.
Hard to sympathize with this.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Sounds good to me. I want free stuff!!!
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
I guess it would be easier if you were a landlord like me who has a tenant who owes me over 14,000.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Ow! And when the moratorium is over you will be able to kick him out. I doubt if you will be able to collect anything.I guess it would be easier if you were a landlord like me who has a tenant who owes me over 14,000.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
My plan is to get rental assistance from Grays Harbor County since they are managing and dispersing the funds from the feds. If I do not get that money, I plan to sue that tenant in court. By state law, I can do that right now because I already offered that tenant an unpaid rent repayment plan and he has ignored me. If I take it to ciurt and get a judgment that will ruin his credit and his ability to ever get another rental, and I can and send it to collections who might eventually be able to get some of the money for me.
Mind you, this tenant has been renting my house for over eight years now and he was behind on rent long before Covid. I never threatened to evict him, I just waited for him to pay me, partly because I knew that if I evicted him I would never see the money. He has paid me at intervals but for years he has had a large outstanding debt. Then after Covid hit, he knew I could not evict him so he has been ignoring my requests for even a repayment plan. Enough is enough! His days are numbered because eventually the moratorium will end.
You're not in a sympathetic class.I guess it would be easier if you were a landlord like me who has a tenant who owes me over 14,000.
If you lost everything, this would be justice.
Trailblazer
Veteran Member
When someone shows up actually arguing this, maybe you can ask them.
They've been arguing it here all along.
If someone cannot be evicted for non-payment, then rent is free.
This is how it works in the real world.
That's the thing in all these discussions.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating. When we hear landlords complain about hard done-by they are, it's important to remember something: they choose to keep being landlords. We can tell by their actions that they think being a landlord is more desirable to them than all their available alternatives.
Ah - okay. You're just misrepresenting people.
Not exactly "free," though. It's an unpaid debt, which could be put on someone's credit report. Just because the bank can't send someone out to break someone's legs if they fail to pay their credit card bill, it doesn't make it free. It just limits and restrains the amount of hardship one can impose upon another.