How did court go?

Did you pay the rent???

Lost their Internet connection due to immediate conviction.... Answer pending... 😂

Obviously. The problem is that you can be THE picture perfect tenant and do absolutely everything you are supposed to do and STILL run into a slumlord. It’s just not as black and white.

Shannon go play in the dirt.

What happened did you get it thrown out

@@JaxakaNicoleWaters I would like to know too.

Buy your own home

Is TX non judicial process?

@@mbec9314 I own a residence. My perspective is based on what I see; not in what is better for me. Don't be self-absorbed and get you head out of your own ass.

@@soniaf7794 good that you have your own house. Now get some respect on your talking

@@soniaf7794 maybe your mom didn't show you

You file motion to quash

Did the tenant follow the lease 100% . They wouldn’t be evicted if they did . Many times I get tenants who do not follow any of the lease or rules but yet they want the landlord to. Don’t hold a persons feet to the fire if you don’t want or can’t follow rules .

@@judybailey1199 resident is a beneficiary of the trust that holds title to the property. They are taking a very loose interpretation of the declaration stating that it requires resident to relenquish a copy of this private document. They allege no other rules have been broken and the resident owes them no money. It appears to be retaliatory after resident had to get municipal health inspector involved to deal with a rodent infestation.

That's actually a great point. 💯

Always go to the hearing. You have a good case for dismissal, you must be served in writing with notice to cure then quit .

Why would there be a sixty day notice for non payment of rent. Are landlords really expect to lose a quarter of a year rent because of stupid laws designed to protect deadbeats????

@@charlesphilhower1452deadbeats?! Wow. I get that there are people who absolutely play the system and take advantage of the rights that exist to protect tenants. But yikes! Is this your attitude towards ALL TENANTS FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS?! What a disgusting way to generalize. Ew.

@@TheGlitteredPill Anyone that uses the system to get out of paying rent and extending the time they take advantage of a landlord is a deadbeat. There is no other way of looking at it.

@@charlesphilhower1452 Yes, as I already stated in my original reply to you. I can tell that reading isn’t fundamental for you. This original post comment was simply ASKING which one it should be, 30 or 60. You rushed to reply yet didn’t answer her question at all. You just wanted to say something demeaning. Americans are struggling everywhere and you are the type of person who probably says “it’s their own fault “ right? 82k evictions were filed last month in this country. 82,000 Charles!!!! I guess all of them are deadbeats too huh? Please. Have the day you deserve, Charles. 🙄

I got the same feeling after listening to her talk. It’s literally a crash course about how to game the system. If they really care about tenants, more people should be encouraged to invest in a greater amount of housing supply so that the price/rent will drop naturally due to competition. Many of these self declared “compassionate” middle people are doing more harm in the name of doing good, while getting pretty fat paychecks to line their own pockets. I used to donate a lot to nonprofits that claim they help the homeless etc. Later I realized these people are often using certain people’s sufferings to enrich their own careers.

Ws it with or without cause? Without cause i.e. landlord is selling the property then no. If the landlord is kicking you out for a violation like breaking the law, yes.

You have no idea what you are talking about. It depends on the State where you live, but by law landlords have to give notice. And the law is very specific on this.

It is important to understand that you are not asking for "Pay or Quit" here. You are asking for a summary ejectment based on a BREACH OF LEASE. It's different! And it's a very important difference. This is on the back of the complaint form: "In filling out number 3 in the complaint, if the landlord is seeking to remove the tenant for failure to pay rent when there is no written lease, the first block should be checked. (Defendant failed to pay the rent due on the above date and the plaintiff made demand for the rent and waited the ten (10) day grace period before filing the complaint.) If the landlord is seeking to remove the tenant for failure to pay rent when there is a written lease with an automatic forfeiture clause, the third block should be checked. (The defendant breached the condition of the lease described below for which re-entry is specified.) And "failure to pay rent" should be placed in the space for description of the breach. If the landlord is seeking to evict tenant for violating some other condition in the lease, the third block should also be checked. If the landlord is claiming that the term of the ease has ended and the tenant refuses to leave, the second block should be checked.

Here is what my lease says: Payment of Rent: The rent is $530 per month including utilities which is due in advance on the first. Rent is for one person and not more than one car. Landlord’s acceptance of partial rent shall not waive the tenant’s breech for which a summary ejectment proceeding may be instituted. There is a 10 day grace period so if rent was not paid on the first, an eviction filing may be made on the 11th.. If, after a court filing, you pay the rent plus court fees, the tenancy will be redeemed. The 10-day written notice of demand for payment required by North Carolina law is hereby waived.

Here in Texas, the law is very specific about notices. It is unlawful to put in the lease that the tenant is waiving his or her rights of an eviction notice. Not because you are tricking your tenants to sign something it means that you are a fair landlord. Tricking somebody is not going to make you being right. If that is the way you like, and you are able to sleep at night, then good for you. Have you ever thought about being a good, fair landlord? or is it that you only see money when you deal with a new customer?

The lease clearly says a breach occurs after 5 days late then you can file an eviction on the 6th day late for breach of lease because it's after 5 days late. You are filling for breach of lease. No tricks here. Just want to do it right and not do something that the judge would not allow. If the tenant does not pay rent in full and on the date that it is due, the landlord may begin eviction proceedings by serving a demand for nonpayment of rent on the tenant. That, however, is the default rule. Whether or not a landlord is required to make such a demand and give notice depends on whether the lease or rental agreement contains a forfeiture clause and a notice clause. A forfeiture clause is a clause that gives the landlord the right to terminate the lease or rental agreement earlier than it would have expired naturally. A notice clause outline the kind of notice the landlord must give the tenant before beginning eviction proceedings

following the law is scamming?

same thing is happening to me here in TN(My Landlady is a bully

@@thevictoriancatlady1530 Let me ask you a question. If you owned a house that you were renting and someone offered to buy your house with a profit gained, what would you offer your tenant so that you would not be considered a bully?

@Peace and Joy be with You This is one reason I always tell family and friends to be cautious about renting a home from someone. You never know the status of the landlords loan. They could be going thru a foreclosure or be thinking about selling the home which will put you in a bad situation at the last minute. It sounds like you feel that by paying your rent on time and never missing a payment in the past has bought you some type of equity or "brownie points" with the landlord but it doesnt. You have to remember to not include your feelings in business situations. The only thing that you may be able to do is take the landlord to court so that you can stay until your lease is up. If you have a month to month lease you will probably have 30 days to move. Depending on the state you're in they may only have to give you a 30-90 day notice. If they want to sell they will need time to do any repairs so they can start showing the house to potential buyers. If you do go to court I would confirm prior to the court date if the house is even listed for sale. If its not the landlord may have to provide the reason they want you out.

It is not legal. Consult a lawyer.

Make it easy on landlords and just move before getting evicted.

@@JamesMcGovern2738 I like that idea, unfortunately, I never had a tenant who didn't fight me in court or who didn't stay 'til the sheriff got there with his gun to his head.

He can end the lease with no reason.

Yes, but they usually have to give you 90 days to move if it is an eviction without cause instead of the usual 30. Most states have at will eviction.

Appeal it

Thanks thief!

Another moron employing can't-pass-the-laugh-test hyperbole. There are roughly one million evictions in a typical year in America. There are also about 43 million residences occupied by renters. Even if every one of those who didn't pay a dime in rent would be allowed to stay without paying rent, 98% of renters would be current with their rent. So much for your B.S. "free rent for all" prediction.

Of course, you did. If a defendant doesn't show up a default judgment is a given.

you’re barely a landlord bro you live with your tenants

@@wileycoyote9688 How do you know that?

@@andredarin8966 I never got the money though.

Yes they are mooching off of the landlord.

I don't think this speaker gives a dam about that 🤔

Stop it. There's a big difference between walking into a Waldgreen's and shoplifting a case of beer and failing to pay rent because you lost your job and were counting on a loan that fell through. Your moral relativism and labeling all those who are in arrears as thieves is despicable.

@@crand20033 Perhaps you can justify how a landlord can increase rent from $1,700 to $3,400. Landlords will cite “annihilation of inventory” in the $2,000- to $3,000-a-month range coupled with the COVID-caused decentralization of move-in dates when, in fact, it's flat-out greed.

@@Dawniesdolls And why should she when until the past few years landlords were represented in Eviction court in 99% of cases while tenants had counsel only 1% of the time? Now that the playing field is being leveled and landlords are being made to answer for improper service, perjury, and a circumnavigation of tenant law you start crying, "foul". Do you have the same righteous indignation for corporations that file chapter 11 or individuals who have unsecured loans wiped out by a Chaper 7 filing? I don't think so.

I don't drive and can't walk

Best option of defense is be responsable tenant. Don't have any negative behavior. Or any negative issued. And even if landlord need his him .. good tenants just to an find another place. That home is not tenant's home.. if they don't want to have those issues of tenant asking their house back just go and buy their own home. And Lowe's stop defending this irresponsible people. If the landlord have any issues that make them say you need to move out. Tenants needs to just find other place. Period

@@bowls123 landlord always have a resin. Don't play victims. Enough

@@bowls123 what?.. so. Landlord cannot sell their HOME because you plat praying rent on time?.. whattttttttttt..... Is their home. Not yours... Is their RIGHT to sell if they want to or if they need to .. 😳😳😳

@@mbec9314 yes...tenant just need to move out.specially from a place with mo permitt to rent.but that is not the simple as what you saying.the reallity is...no place..high price..some tenant has health issues..some tenant has a lot kids..or pets..or just got baby.human have issues.about just move out is yes..simple to say if kind people like you willing to help to find them a place to move.But..do you think you will help those tenany out??? Simply..you will say..NO..because its not your problem.and throwing word like air..is the best to do instead think twice.maybe you have house now...but not every tenant has.you need to understand the outside there.live is not easy..like you have.now your live maybe great..we never know after you reply here..maybe your live will be disaster.have a great holiday 2021..enjoy it.

@@bowls123 i work every single day 10 hours a day. Work really really very hard to have what I have. It's not the landlord responsibility to help any tenant. Though.. I do the most that I can to help. But if some landlord tell someone to move out is because of "something". It's not easy to have irresponsible people in your house. Now.Yry it other way around. But landlord is their house.tenants playing victims. That they even laug inside their hearts about what they do you won't want that int your very own home.

That is not common. It happens, but it is not usual. I have been going to eviction courts recently, and they see like 10 cases in an hour.

The tenant always paid the rent. She had a lot of arguments to make about the association covenants, why I was evicting her. and the reasons she should be allowed to stay even though I didn't want her to.

A lot of landlords would be so happy of having a tenant who pays his or her rent every month. As you said, you built a case with all your experience and tricks to evict a woman that was a good tenant, but you evict her anyway because: "you didn't want her to stay" That is despicable!

My lease says "no couples". She had a girlfriend staying with her. My lease says "no parking in the street". Her girlfriend was parking the street while she took up the only driveway parking space I had. Parking in the street is violating the association covenants which could result in me getting fined. I had no choice but to get rid of her.

@@CDiG1977 OK, so what I could do is defy the association covenants which would result financial penalties and other consequences for me. Not an option.

My guess is she's busy.

is it illegal? if not, why don’t you write your congressman and change the law?

No. They are regular hard working people who are providing affordable rent compared to corporate landlords who dont give a shit about people.

And then imagine a landlord telling another landlord you had been evicted when you weren't and had vacated the property punctually. Not all landlords are moral lepers just as not all tenants are who need to know their rights are protected.

They called them a land leach for a reason

Yet tenants can’t afford there own house and maintain it and are dependent on a landlord to maintain their dwelling for them at the landlords expense. Too many people feel entitled and expect something for nothing.

Yet tenants can’t afford their own property and maintain it.

defining money as gold and silver is pretty arbitrary

You are incorrect! The lease is “security collateral” & all bills are prepaid per the emergency banking act of 1933, federal reserve 16 part 1 & 2. We have a trust, in that those credits (aka securities) need to be transferred per administrative duties!!! Your response clearly shows how uninformed we are as consumers aka creditors!!

what is the rat lawyer

They won't and if the landlord takes them by the scruff of the neck and throws them out there are consequences.

It doesn’t work like that. There are laws landlord and tenants have to follow.

following the law is hard I know you’ll get there champ

It’s rampant in MA & programs are funded by lawyers. They never win as the funders are lawyers friends

Tenants will only make rent more expensive in the long run. Gaming the system hurts everybody.

Yes then the low life can steal the hard working persons property, because the landlord wasn't nice to them. stupid California.

Bullshit. Since when is protecting a client's 4th amendment right to due process "scamming"? Furthermore, you're likening teaching a tenant how to respond to improper service to rape suggests how morally bankrupt you are.

I'm so morally bankrupt that my FICO score is deep in the 800's. And I haven't lied all year, because I hate liars and don't want to be like anything like them. A thief is a liar and a liar is a thief, a smart man once said. You are a criminal enabler, a commie. Fellow landlords, never deal with the panhandler class. They won't pay you and their local landlord hate groups will teach them how to rape you into bankruptcy, and they'll act like they are entitled to do so in the process.