Or sold their home and give the money to her.

Yep 1000s of people people putting in 50-100$ each and boom the kid has a fully paid ride to a good college

That’s how my grandpa got to go to a good highschool back in the day, the neighbors all thought he had the best chance of the neighborhood kids to do well so they pooled money.

Exactly!!!!

Oh no, no, no. That simply won't do because that would require them all to practice what they preach! That's asking too much from hypocrites. 😂

Yes, they're generous when it's about putting a burden on someone else. "I'm so generous with telling you to gift her 50k."

@@qq84 it's a hatred of rich people. these people always say "I'd help if I could, but I'm not rich!" but they're full of shit

@@viciousrape Yes, but then you can say: Even you have a few dollar to spare, why don't you give that? aso.

Exactly. I'm not rich and i have allot of money but i give a bit of money to people who need it. Purple just like excuses and reasons to hate people​@@qq84

This is why white people in America are getting replaced

I'd give those people a home for sale sign with the ep's phone number on it so they can sell their home for the ep's kid.

Landlords are considered money-hoarding villains so often because they have the unmitigated gall to charge people for a place to live. There's a particular image associated with the stereotype of the "covetous Jew" and I've seen more than a few people use it in the context of shitting on landlords (not one specific one, mind, but anyone who owns habitable property and requires payment for other people to use it).

@@WhatIsThisEven5011 It's a damned shame such an excellent image is besmirched so. Never fails to get a laugh from me, that one.

A lot of people just hate landlords in general because the own property and charge other people to use it. Good or bad, fair or unfair, some people see them all as evil, and it's way more common than you might think.

Well, it's understandable that members of the community side against the landlord given that wealthy people get demands out of the blue from activists groups to donate money or be labeled. Some self-entitled people/groups look for individual "decision makers" in an organization, and instead of submitting requests to the organization, they go directly to pressure that individual decision maker ("just say yes because it's not even your money so it's no loss to you") to shortcut the process and remove oversight and fairness.

Her being a single should have been the first hint.

@@lucgermain9310 True but knowing what we know now kind of makes that moot point imo

@@lucgermain9310 you are the perfect example of the people siding with her, with her having no claim or right to the landlord's property, you just fabricated a baseless scenario of her making good choices but being the victim of a "deadbeat" spouse who left. Your immediate response to hearing "single mother" is to fabricate a luxurious past that grants her victim status and entitlement.

Yes, some blame can be put on her for the "deadbeat" spouse leaving, because she got pregnant (either through improper planning or stupidity) with a guy that she knew nothing about. It leads to the belief that she acts solely on impulse and not choosing a good partner. The only time the moniker "single mother" is not in a bad light is if the husband died as a result of an accident or as part of the military and in which case i would use "widow" instead of "single mother" to make it sound better.

@@lucgermain9310 if you chose to be a single mother for 15+ years thats your own fault. either she decided to allow her life and her daughter's life to continue to be nothing more than a struggle by refusing to find a partner (something thats basically required for giving your child a decent life) OR each partner she found cut ties after realizing that the mother is a manipulative and entitled person.

Reasons to never be directly involved with tenants. If i run my own properties, I will never expose that I'm the landlord to tenants. The smart 9nes might figure it out, but those same ones will likely have a brain and rational thoughts than will mean they aren't stupid or crazy. There are properties I plan to manage. Likely buying more as time goes on. I could and plan to do so. I will take advantage of every advantage I've earned. This can all be done from a distance and if need be I can move closer and myself and my brother can enter the service industry that applies to basically cost us as little as possible in the long run for the short term till we build to a point. A tenant like this would not be getting a renewal. They would be gone and out of my hair in less than a year. And I would never lose money to rent no matter what. I do not care. Your issues are your own. If you have to pay rent is two installments and split it between the beginning and mid month then so be it, but rent will be paid. If you stop paying I will start eviction. The tenants issues are not the landlords issues. I've never expected a break as a renter and never paid late. If you have an issue then it on you. If you can't pay then find other accommodations and with your last months rent you put down and your deposit I can likely work with you on something. But this instance is insane and the fact that there was a community of people on her side is insane. Even at my lowest point I never would've expected the landlord to cover anything for me. Always cover utilities and so on besides maybe water and sewer which was basically a connection fee and $10/mo. And even some of those were simply lumped into rent. The audacity of some people is surprising.

@@Deathbomb9 is it even legal to hide who the landdlord is? i mean you are making a contract between tenant and landlord so if anything goes wrong you have to know who it is for legal reasons

@@REYCER0 the LLC would be the contracting body with the tenant. Liability is still there. I don't have to disclose that I own the property myself. If I have an LLC that manages properties. You aren't hiding, it's just a different name on the lease and that isn't illegal. If youve ever rented from a management company you payed the management company right? Because that's who was on the lease. Yet someone else owned that property.

@@Deathbomb9I’m not reading that Go cry about it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

​@@Citieskylines shut up you 6 year old go change your diapers

She preferred violence.

@@TyPhenirW0LF😂😂😂

No that would mean not getting her way.

The “community” is always happy to help, until they have to bring out their wallets.

She told him to sell the property and loan her the money. Like??? 😂

@@Nil_Samalike what

Then she'd moan and wail that she had no place to go because the new owner would never let her pay that amount of rent she paid OP, and she'd sell the same "uncaring landlord" narrative, just in different packaging. Wonder if that was the backup plan.

@@Nil_Sama And she said that her daughter would pay it back, like that is a huge dept on her daughter.

@@WEIRDxGRIM Really proved how stupid she is. At that point it wasn't even for her daughter anymore, she just wanted to be a leech.

Good one! 👍

Dont compare that woman to a dog, that poor dog cant do any other Sound to comunicate with us.

Dogs can at least show affection.

It is not, which makes it 100% fake - immagine an attorney argumenting with sympathy in a case where a tenant demands the landlord to sell his property lmao. No legal facts were stated here, so I'm pretty sure it never happened. The attorney of the entitled mother would even have told her to not go to court over this and all - no attorney would push you to court in such a case.

@@AECH_CH The OP was the one taking action against the tenant on defamation and slander. The tenant or her attorney are not the ones pushing the case, they are defendants on the defamation claim from the OP.

@@shivenbhupendra1100 Yes, but even if they were to go to court - the attorney of the entitled mother wouldn't have pleaded in this way - he'd have done damage control - playing robbin hood is nice for movies, but doesn't work IRL - OPs wealth is completely irrelevant to her claim/actions and thus they are basically not defendable. The attorney likely would've told her to remove the posts proactively and try to make up for what she did so that there would've been at least some mildening circumstances for her.

@@AECH_CH my guy its not that deep, I am just pointing out its OP thats the plaintiff.

@@shivenbhupendra1100 Ok, all good :3

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As much as I feel sorry for Lily, she should have said something before this escalated to defamation.

she very well could have, as we do not really know what happened between her and her mother before the court proceedings. She clearly understands her mother was in the wrong, but it can be difficult gathering the courage to speak out against a parental figure, particularly if they are doing this for your own interests.@@GenGamesUniverse

I'd just offer to match whatever they get for selling their home for the ep kid's college fund.

The way she manipulated everyone…

Exactly 💯

Justice was not served since she didn't spend time in jail for the consequences of her words had to the landlord's children

@@mwtds7257 Sure justice wasnt served in the way of jailtime, HOWEVER she was taught a valuable lesson and suffered financially for her hubris, thinking somehow she could get away with this fiasco.

It be better if they did not try to rob anyone period.

Then again, the billionaires are too smart for women so they have to find “easier targets”.

@@josh_ua1077 Well, true. I guess that would be like trying to steal from Al Capone...

tbf, they did go after a landlord, not the folks paying more for the same units next door. so they kinda did?

That is what this new found entitlment, reparation BS is all about, because you have a lot, now you must give it to me now..

A woman's greed and entitlement know no bounds.

@@snarkymoosesshack8793 This Woman's greed and entitlement definitely didn't

He should tell them to help her! Why does it have to be him?

@@juliearmfield2634 I can't even fathom how the mother in question can come to the conclusion that asking one's landlord to pay for someone else's college bill, as at all a good idea and not outright preposterous.

@@snarkymoosesshack8793 I know I cannot wrap my head around her entitlements and manipulation. I feel really bad for the daughter because it sounded like the daughter was completely humiliated by her mother's actions

It's the classic situation of "Give an inch, and they take a mile". They don't take a foot, a yard, or ten feet. They take a mile.

a scooby do mystery for sure

the daughter probably didn't know.

​@@typicalairhead6846how does the daughter not know when the whole community knows to the point the kids got bullied

Kids could not affect their crazy parets to stop acting out. Comes from personal expirience, lol

Or…OR. This is a fake story dunking on an easy target and spreading yet MORE disapproval for single mothers? Get a grip, mate.

If OP did that though Emily could have used that for her allegations as “proof” that OP is a greedy and heartless landlord

I hear it's not easy to evict tenants. Even ones who habitually never pay rent.

@@JellyMyst It's not. Here in the UK, it could take up to around a year before the tenants move out, they could literally squat in the house and the landlord could do nothing.

thats rough, where I live you give them 30 days. if they arent out then you call up the local sheriff/police and schedule a visit

​@@Thaddius0 You're lucky.

That's the part that gets me! Yes, the mom was bat-shit crazy and entitled, but whooo are these people that supported???

Simps having the white knight syndrome. While the entitlement is completely on the bat-shit crazy mom a lot of it is also enabled by white knights who will come M"lady rescue just to get a shot at that 2/10 female cat.

“No good deed goes unpunished.”

@@arealmessagefromhell4875 its so damn true

99.99% chance of this story being a creative writing exercise. 😂

They didn't argue about it. They tried to paint her as such and their case was that the charged of rent was too high and her being exploited about her because she's single mother. I suggest repeating the video to get a better clarity in the situation.

I would not reward coercion. That ask was outrageous, and she had no qualms hurting OP and his family. Had she humbly asked for help maybe they could’ve found a way but why try when someone goes for your jugular? I’m a Christian too. I’d have suggested crowdfunding, deferment and working for a year, scholarships, loans, anything but threatening and blackmail.

No you wouldn't do that, and if you did it wouldn't be good enough for this woman. This lady is obviously crazy for thinking her landlord should sell his property to pay for her kid. What part of this story makes you think that this person is rational? He did her a favor by letting her pay less rent, she then tried to exploit his kindness and slander his name. Get real clown.

I would not give or even hint at the offer of a red cent.

lol the dad completely abandoned their child. Even if you dont like your partner, you can't justify abandoning your child, since he chose not to wear a condom.