Any of my tenants who have lost wages are either having their rent adjusted if they have renal assistance or they are being asked to pay what they can and we will handle it when they are back at work. Nobody is being evicted or threatened. We are demanding people who have not had their wages reduced to pay their full amount but many will not because the government has promised them 2 things; no evictions and free money down the line.
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No it doesn't. I agree with you. I personally think it should have been handled a lot differently. And I have internal arguments with my partners all the time about these issue. Most of my properties are limited partnerships and I don't get to make all the decisions. I am paying my mortgage on all the properties I own outright.
Wattzzup
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A second ago you were a big wig owning thousands of properties. Now you don’t make those decisions. See ya bud. Keep up the good work.
hanimmal
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So you have what 1 or 2 people out of the (insert number) people you rent to that are an obvious milking of the system? Not a bad ratio I would expect (aside from that it is a example that you like to taught).
manfredo
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I'm not at all worried...Never said I was. Money is the least of my problems. And I'm not some clown who won't fix the stove...I take better care of my student tenants than most of their own parents would, especially considering the stupid shit they routinely do.60 year old student landlord?A little late no?
don’t worry the landlords are taken care of bud. Trump made sure you guys don’t sink. Last thing we need is all you landlords and student landlords falling by the wayside. Good luck sounds like this guy would hire you in a second.
I own my place but I can understand if I’m losing my apartment or home back to my slumlord I’m not cleaning it for him either. The LAST thing I’m worried about is telling some clown who won’t fix my stove that I’m leaving.
And not that I am filthy rich, but I am comfortable after working my ass off my entire life. Until recently I always worked 100-120 hours a week being self employed. I still work over 40 hours and could easily qualify for disability, but I don't take a penny from the government.
The fact that you would just say fuck your landlord says a whole lot about what kind of a person you are ...I think I got it right the first time...lol. And I have actually been a student landlord for over 35 years....I use to own dozens of buildings, but thank God only have 2 left as i'm about to retire, if I don't die first!!
I'll tell you all one thing right now...You can guarantee rents will be increasing once this pandemic shit is over!!
On all of my government properties there are partnerships. We make decisions together. Not always with one voice though.
I would guess 10%
Justin-case
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Wattzzup
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I completely misunderstood your original post. Or I was really high.
Anyway if you’ve ever lost everything you own and can’t afford to rent a truck or don’t know where your money for food will come from, cleaning your place up is last on the priority list. Of course rents going up gotta make that money.
You two should exchange numbers and think of better ways to profit off the government and your tenants.
zeddd
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Have you ever considered the face saving power of seppuku as an antidote for hubris in a crisis?
Yup, not going to be a good time to be a renter. And the lady is going to get her stove fixed as soon as it’s safe the sent somebody into her unit.
hanimmal
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Shhhhieeeet I put at least 60 hours a week policing the bullshit that trolls spread around this site every week.... And I don't get paid shit for that.
Wattzzup
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It’s never a good time to be a renter. It’s a hamster wheel the renter is never getting anywhere. They’re just paying your bills.
Look at you guys can’t wait for a crisis to end just to raise rent. Wow good to know what kind of people are out there
Just know what’s going to happen, the properties that I have been talking about the most won’t go up at first because they are set at certain percentages of area market rates, eventually they will raise though.
hanimmal
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Shit, I ran out of the vodka and vanilla milky rum I had, time to break out the vice grips and one up this older bottle of .... can't think of the name... milky not vanilla rum I have that is stuck closed and switch to the bottle of captains morgan..... Spring cleaning is such a nightmare sometimes....
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Wattzzup
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My rate is locked I don’t want care what you sharks do. Do your thing boy!
Herb & Suds
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I recently acquired a spiffy new copper still just for such occasions
We don't have that where I live. But I have seen where people in your situation are not as safe as they think since those laws usually have loop holes, like allowing landlords to move in immediate family members.
Wattzzup
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I have mortgage dummy don’t pay rent. Hence rate aka interest rate. Aren’t you in this business?