I agree completely!!!

I thought the same thing, exactly.

That's not how noise sensitivity works, but 'good for you' for making a joke

She is sensitive to everything and she knows everything about everything because she comes from a long line of contractors hahah😂😂

that part was funny LOL

How do you know how long she's been disabled? I didn't hear that mentioned anywhere. Being on disability sucks more than you could ever imagine. Who willingly wants to be dirt poor and have a serious disability?

@@elaine462he’s or she’s conservative. Anyone struggling is because they did it to themselves. Simple as that

@@christianauldridge1264 I agree. She's been playing the victim for a very long time.......

I agree. She's been playing the Self-entitled victim for a very long time...........

Uh, excuse me, @arianefr78, that would have been a section 8 voucher rental. And she did not have a section 8 voucher all her life, for that would have been since the day she was born, for Section 8 has been out since 1960's.

Right after she told him she had nothing to say 😂😂😂

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He's such a trip and loves to throw shade at the litigants. 🤣

​@@looniebinnfor ridiculous cases like this, I can't wait to see what he says at the end lol

Yep! Doug: people think you are stupid. What do you say? 😂 Dougs a card

Doug did right.

We LOVE Doug! ❤ I’m gonna miss that guy.

Doug always throws shade! 😅😅😅

So unlike him but amazing :D

Lmfao. Dead

Noise law is from 11pm to 7am. No one has to be silent until after 11pm

@@ryans413There’s still called a reasonable expectation of enjoyment in tenancy as a law as well ALTHOUGH I think in this case she was beyond ridiculous.

@@SomethingAboutBeautee that’s is true common curtesy is a thing yes.

Kudos to the landlord for making those acoustic remedies.

Wth if you live within 100 yards of someone you can't expect peace and quiet. Shiiit... we don't get that 24/7 in our neighborhood. Parties all the time. Lol

Yeah, no way anyone would sign on the dotted line if it smelled moldy.

I don’t know if anyone here has rented before but when you go to see a property you do a walk through with the landlord and that’s when you can point out to the landlord concerns. And if you come across dirty carpet that smells you can ask if this will be replaced or you can pass on the apartment that simple.

was 1st thought going through my mind when she said it, if mats were mouldy , she only moved in because she was kicked from previous flat

Syextold him on inspection the carpets weren't clean, he Saud to her he'd cleaned them , she stated I had to give up and move in. So they did tour together.

im killing myself laughing, about that, and her with no teeth , lol

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Everything huh?

@@eisbeinGermany what does her having no teeth have to do with anything? Her appearance is literally irrelevant. Not to mention, she’s older and disabled, you have literally no idea why she doesn’t have teeth.

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Beggars can't be choosers when you live off the government

Try a Faraday cage - nothing can get through that - not even television or radio signals! She should have been in my block of flats last night - the fire alarm decided to go off at shortly after 11 pm last night - with no means of silencing it, short of hitting it with a hammer (which would have got me into trouble), I firstly called the fire brigade, who alerted the housing association - it was about six o’clock in the morning by the time someone finally arrived to do it - it operates on a key - a copy of which they have neglected to supply us with - there was no fire anywhere - it just decided that it needed to go off!

@@brandinelson7941you’re ignorant as hell. No matter how the apartment is paid for- people have a right to a peaceful environment

I live in an apartment and noise sensitive. Such an easy solution, ear plugs, fans, noise cancellation headphones, etc.

@@LOVE_ALL_AROUND same!

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THIS WOMEN??? "she " is a 🥜

I'm not a doctor, but I'm going to guess she's possibly a "high functioning" autistic. It's her features and demeanor

I suspect you're probably right.@@VladmirPoopN

Because non-section 8 tenants never bring frivolous lawsuits?? NEVER?? FACT is section 8 tenants have a portion if not ALL of their rent paid by the government like clockwork, and once moved in, they have to keep the property in good condition or risk losing the benefit... But keep basing your entire experience on a court show on KZfaq...

I know someone who is - oh, the stories he has!

@@somebodywatchin share a story or two?

and why did she say she moved out against her will...i guess with section 8 you can't be picky, I'm not sure

you're describing politicians. LOL

It’s not a crime to be poor. Poor people are not “less than.”

​@@BeKind2AllKindsYou're right. But there's a difference between being poor and needy, and being broke and entitled. This lady had a soundproof wall installed into her apartment for music that the landlord couldn't even hear. Come on, man. If a landlord was willing to do that for me, I would never leave that apartment. This lady is completely unreasonable, and she is an example of why certain people look down on poor people.

@@JeremiahLOsborneI would love a sound proof wall, I would’ve cleaned my own carpet, shiiiid

@@Sook995 Right? I mean that goes above and beyond the call of duty for a landlord. I think cleaning the carpets would be a really fair exchange.

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She wants to be called Kevin

Lol

Sounds like Syrian or Palestinian.

He was so cute! Great landlord!

Oh me too! Wonder where it is from? Tenant from Hell, the poor guy! Calling and texting in the middle of the night!

Sounds French

​@@alwayswfpbhe was cute. I agree. I love older men.

So accurate. My mom lives in section 8 apartment. She had to deal with new carpet smell as well. Not in ideal área of town. However she only pays $180 month rent. They arre constantly making updates and improvements. And there's a few tenants like this pain in the arse. One accused my mom of yelling in the hallway. My mom doesn't yell. She' is the quíetest person I know. Some people get old and bitter and acquire zero hobbies lol

When people get everything for free( rent, reduced bills, Medicaid, food stamps, etc etc ), they always want more! My neighbor is in section 8 and she's like that except worse, also a drug addict. 😢

​@alexrossi4464 you are missing at least one keyword, some. So it is Some People etc etc etc. Please don't put all people that receive assistance in that box. Some programs in some states you have to work at least 20 to 25 hrs a weeks to even qualify. So that person will also being paying taxes for their state hopefully.

@@fintyeli3 but SOME people don't pay taxes

@@fintyeli3 of course nothing is 100 percent! But people don't appreciate what they don't have to work for. Glad to hear some states have requirements. Very lose in California. My neighbor is a drug addict, and so is her 27 year old son! He's also a convicted felon,( grand theft)! Also it's a life long benefit! They encourage them to stay in it forever! Ps neither the mom nor her lowlife son have jobs! They party 🥳🎉 all l night, every night! Sleep all day! Free rent, food stamps, reduced bills, Medicaid! Tax payers getting robbed! They're the worst neighbors I've ever had!

i wonder what happened to her teeth,

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😂 I'm wondering that about the renter with her list of issues... why say yes to rent it😮

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@@MindSetReset exactly

Did I miss something,her list required heat , and sleep...who on earth doesn't require this?😂

As a landlord myself I agree with you 100% I'd have seen her coming from a mile away and immediately told her sorry, the apartment is no longer available.

She left because the Section-8-approved temperature was not warm enough for her. To be fair, 65 degrees is kind of chilly. But nothing warm clothes & maybe even a space heater wouldn't fix. I mean, she's living there for super-cheap! It's not a 4-star hotel lol. And if kitty is cold, there are body-heat reactive (no electricity) pet mats that keep even outside cats toasty warm in the winter. (Edit: Btw, I agree with you 100%)

and the complaint about the carpet, why move in if the carpet is mouldy, she moved in because she had no other place to go, 99 who live from state money act like that,u should see in Germany how dirty the people who or lets say 99,99 % of them who live from state money live, dirty, no teeth fat, overweight, smoke drink then complain that the money they receive is not enough to live on, lol,

Or ignorance??

the state pays her flat, then wants to get rich out of the state, only reason why she filed such a case,

Because it wasn’t . Section 8 would have denied it .

come to Germany, u will want to pull out all your hair, when you see how people who are too lazy to work and live from state money, live,

Yes the older we get , the less circulation our blood does,low energy people anyway are colder than high energy people. My mom's place is like an oven,and in the summer NO air conditioning either, we're lucky to be able to open a window when we visit,as long as there isn't any wind😬

Upstate New York, don't you guys get like 10 months of winter? I heard buffalo got two feet of snow yesterday.

Each apartment should have its own thermostat though

@@ryans413 I wish. I live in a building that is probably about 80 years old with a boiler system and radiators. We have nine apartments, and only the landlord controls the thermostat. They have a lock box on it so nobody jacks the heat up.

I kept mine at 85 year round. never paid over $100/month.

And if she tried to claim I don't have the cash for space heaters I'm from tht area I know churchs/charities given away or help you get it low cost if landlord doesn't provide heat same ppl help you pay electric bill and at the LAST RESORT go to charity shop and get CASHMERE SWEATER FOR $5 she's a nut pure and simple

I keep my house that I own at 68 degrees because heating is expensive and I have lots of old sweaters!

Have you ever watched this show? The more evidence that he has, the better. Sometimes the judge asked for some ridiculous piece of evidence that not even a lawyer would think to bring. This guy brought just about everything except for the entire apartment for the judge to walk in and look around at.

@@JeremiahLOsborne There's a good chance I've been watching this show longer than you have. I date back to the early-2000s, when they were still showing pictures of her girls on the intro-crawl. But pictures don't show what happened after they were taken, so showing light bulbs in their sockets is stupid.

Landlords are actually not responsible for light bulbs if one burns it it’s up to the tenet to replace it. It’s something very simple.

@@BobBlumenfeld so you should know that she wants as much evidence as possible. I don't think it matters if you've been watching this show for 2 weeks or 20 years, if you make a claim in court, and you don't have the evidence to back it up, you need to bring that with you. And if I'm going to say she took light bulbs with her, and I don't have pictures of empty light bulb sockets, as ridiculous as it sounds, I don't have any proof. One thing I've learned about watching this judge is that it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Sometimes she gives people a chance to find their evidence, and other times she doesn't.

@@JeremiahLOsborne Proof -- or even just evidence -- has to show that what the litigant claims is true. Tell me what this proves relevant to the plaintiff's case.

if such a toothless person came to my door as a tenant I would pay them not to come stay here, lol

He seems like a fair, no-nonsense owner. I wouldn't mind doing business with him.

@@rubenmejia942someone I’d be happy to rent to. He was wrong about the fridge you can’t charge money for that if I pulled my fridge out it be dirty in the back to.

it is sad yes, but so many living on or from state money are like that, come to Germany, u must see how those who are too lazy to work, who receive state money live, dirty, overweight, drunk, and on drugs, then complain about the state money is too little to live from,

In reality, she should not have received the money for the refrigerator back. It is part of the tenants' move out cleaning list. As a matter of fact, my tenants are required to clean it every 6 months. The refrigerators are on wheels, and it takes very little to pull them out and use a broom or vacuum to clean the dust off the coils. If I allowed pets, they would be doing it monthly. There's a reason the manufacturer recommends keeping them clean. If they build up too much dust and debris, they can keep the refrigerator from cooling properly, and therefore, the coils can overheat and start a fire. Cleaning the appliances are an in and outside job. Keep them clean, and it takes 5 minutes to clean them for move out.

But how would you know initially? I would imagine it’s like an interview: all pristine and posh in the interview and then from hell after hiring… My mom rented her home (after living in it for many years) to this couple and two tiny dogs.. she thought oh Waw! A dream come true… long behold the association kept calling her that the tenants dogs were running in the streets all the time.. finally lease was finished and when mom went in to inspect….. the cockroaches even were on the CEILING!!!!!! it was horrendous! I have never seen so many cockroaches moving about… those little ones that are super ultra nasty?!? My gosh, those people were beyond gross…. Clearly cockroaches had to be crawling down the side walls when eating or watching tv… it was the scariest thing! Mom Never had cockroaches.. 😅

@@sparkleeyes2427 There’s no way this guy could come off as posh and pristine.

You have now

How do you know? If she's on S8, she probably deserves it or has mental health and health issues. I hope you never need assistance from the public purse, cos I'm sure you'll die from sadness and embarrassment. I hope you get help if you need it, because everyone deserves that.

Clearly. Not everyone looks the same.

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Yup....balding top and all.

Mentally disabled. Functional, but still.

That's not nice, she probably suffers from physical or even mental ill health and meds affect her appearance

Clearly. Plenty of Americans are way more dysfunctional. Just because she may not be feminine enough for you.... isn't her problem.

My thoughts exactly.

No, she can't. If there were light bulbs in there when she moved in, then there need to be working light bulbs in when she leaves. The lease will say that those are called fixtures, and then once she screws that into the wall, that becomes part of the apartment, and the landlord owns it. While she's in the apartment. It would be like if you installed a ceiling fan without the landlord's permission, and may you decide to take it with you and leave a big hole in the ceiling. You either leave the fan or fix the hole.

PUT ON A SWEATER I do it ALL THE TIME

I actually think 65 is too cold but I run cold sometimes. I always keep a light blanket on me. I have a space heater too.