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Well, we know that the illegals didn't get stimulus checks, and probably didn't get unemployment if they lost a job working for cash (where they screwed the government and taxpayers because they DIDN'T report their income)...You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
Oh, they probably paid. They get cash. Easier to hide, and employers want to keep them because they DO go to work..regardless.Well, we know that the illegals didn't get stimulus checks, and probably didn't get unemployment if they lost a job working for cash (where they screwed the government and taxpayers because they DIDN'T report their income)...You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
If that's the case, fuck 'em....
Let them go home, where they belong....
Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.
Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction
With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...www.cnbc.com
Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????
We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.
For the past several months, most of the people that lost their jobs made as much or more from unemployment as they would have made from their paychecks (due to the extra $600/wk)...
Plus they got an extra $1,200 each from the stimulus payment (with another one in the works)...
If they were stupid enough to ride the moratorium out while avoiding paying the rent (while blowing the money on bullshit), I have no sympathy for them....
I can agree with that scenario...............many that are from areas where the DNC is in charge and rent is through the roof.............
The jobs that don't come back as the tits dry up ........will lose everything if the jobs don't come back quick...........
I went back at 5 weeks when called.
That's the problem from this point on...
With the extra $600/wk expiring, the people that didn't save the extra money (and rode the extra money out and waited until NOW to look for work) will see their unemployment drop...
If they don't get on the ball and get work, they will suffer for being irresponsible!!!
Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.
Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction
With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...
Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????
We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.
For the past several months, most of the people that lost their jobs made as much or more from unemployment as they would have made from their paychecks (due to the extra $600/wk)...
Plus they got an extra $1,200 each from the stimulus payment (with another one in the works)...
If they were stupid enough to ride the moratorium out while avoiding paying the rent (while blowing the money on bullshit), I have no sympathy for them....
I can agree with that scenario...............many that are from areas where the DNC is in charge and rent is through the roof.............
The jobs that don't come back as the tits dry up ........will lose everything if the jobs don't come back quick...........
I went back at 5 weeks when called.
That's the problem from this point on...
With the extra $600/wk expiring, the people that didn't save the extra money (and rode the extra money out and waited until NOW to look for work) will see their unemployment drop...
If they don't get on the ball and get work, they will suffer for being irresponsible!!!
Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.
Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction
With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...
Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????
We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.
Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.
Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction
With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...
Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????
We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.
For the past several months, most of the people that lost their jobs made as much or more from unemployment as they would have made from their paychecks (due to the extra $600/wk)...
Plus they got an extra $1,200 each from the stimulus payment (with another one in the works)...
If they were stupid enough to ride the moratorium out while avoiding paying the rent (while blowing the money on bullshit), I have no sympathy for them....
I can agree with that scenario...............many that are from areas where the DNC is in charge and rent is through the roof.............
The jobs that don't come back as the tits dry up ........will lose everything if the jobs don't come back quick...........
I went back at 5 weeks when called.
That's the problem from this point on...
With the extra $600/wk expiring, the people that didn't save the extra money (and rode the extra money out and waited until NOW to look for work) will see their unemployment drop...
If they don't get on the ball and get work, they will suffer for being irresponsible!!!
..same with my old company ---they laid off when we were in the black
Millions of Americans are arrears in rent. Thirty percent of jobs aren't coming back. Landlord is a real tough game today.I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.
In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.
But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.
You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
Two words, "GIG Workers."I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
There is absolutely no reason why those who were layed off due to the democratic party bio-attack on the United States, should be in arrears on their rent, none whatsoever, all have been receiving at least 25% higher salaries from Uncle Sam then they earned at their jobs, plus most of them also received a $1200.00 welfare handout signed by president himself! I know exactly what took place wth the vast majority of those who got all of the above, they fucking went full frontal stupid and lived and spent under the assumption it was party time! Well they'd best have a good sleeping bag and tent, these are exactly the same impossibly stupid democratic party intellectual abortions that troll here, and elsewhere on the internet, or riot and demand we tear down America and then proclaim their love & devotion for marxist/leninism, which they can now experience up close and personal... They can all now live in perpetuity under an overpass, or a tent city, fuck every last one of them!I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.
In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.
But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.
That's really easy to say, but not so easy to do. One must find employment that affords enough pay to pay their bills. Most jobs are paying less than full-time for the benefit exemption.You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
It is up to the individual to find employment, and pay their bills.
Shit happens. Maybe an illness took place. Maybe someone that was working, died. Maybe this maybe that. Nobody knows. which is why I stress that TRY to pay what they can, prove they WILL catch up, and no problem. Hopefully. Depends on the landlord.There is absolutely no reason why those who were layed off due to the democratic party bio-attack on the United States, should be in arrears on their rent, none whatsoever, all have been receiving at least 25% higher salaries from Uncle Sam then they earned at their jobs, plus most of them also received a $1200.00 welfare handout signed by president himself! I know exactly what took place wth the vast majority of those who got all of the above, they fucking went full frontal stupid and lived and spent under the assumption it was party time! Well they'd best have a good sleeping bag and tent, these are exactly the same impossibly stupid democratic party intellectual abortions that troll here, and elsewhere on the internet, or riot and demand we tear down America and then proclaim their love & devotion for marxist/leninism, which they can now experience up close and personal... They can all now live in perpetuity under an overpass, or a tent city, fuck every last one of them!I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.
In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.
But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.
Two words to describe that post perfectly...Two words, "GIG Workers."I am assuming nothing. What I am saying is....renters have an obligation to pay rent. If they can't pay it all due to something like this damn virus and loss of jobs, pay SOMETHING to show good intent.You're assuming that everyone that needed it received unemployment and stimulus checks.Renters should have paid what they could. As much as they could. Landlord would be more eager to keep them if they had done that. Some apts pay partial utilities too. Did any of the renters offer to at least pay that? Or towards it? Probably not. The ones that DID pay as much as they could each month, you won't hear about because they will not be evicted. The ones that spent what they got for unemployment and the stimulus check instead of paying rent...those are the ones getting kicked out.
www.npr.org
The $1,200.00 check was to spend in the economy. The smarter idea is what Canada did, 8k over four months.There is absolutely no reason why those who were layed off due to the democratic party bio-attack on the United States, should be in arrears on their rent, none whatsoever, all have been receiving at least 25% higher salaries from Uncle Sam then they earned at their jobs, plus most of them also received a $1200.00 welfare handout signed by president himself! I know exactly what took place wth the vast majority of those who got all of the above, they fucking went full frontal stupid and lived and spent under the assumption it was party time! Well they'd best have a good sleeping bag and tent, these are exactly the same impossibly stupid democratic party intellectual abortions that troll here, and elsewhere on the internet, or riot and demand we tear down America and then proclaim their love & devotion for marxist/leninism, which they can now experience up close and personal... They can all now live in perpetuity under an overpass, or a tent city, fuck every last one of them!I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.
In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.
But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.
Temporary stays of execution have been done by the Cares Act and other temp fixes around the gov't..........With so many losing their jobs and behind on rent .....the real damage of shutting down the country is yet to be seen but coming.
Landlords are encouraged to think creatively as 28 million Americans face eviction
With millions of Americans not paying their housing costs in July, moratoriums on evictions put in place early during the coronavirus pandemic are expiring. While landlords may be sympathetic to tenants' needs, communities face hardships when rent goes unpaid. A movement to cancel rent has been...
Hope you morons promoting Fear across the country are happy when this shit hits the fan............How many families will be screwed from the so called cure of the virus????????
We Will see it .......coming to a neighborhood near you.
I had to burst out in laughter..... Did you listen to that video by CNBC? At 1:40 the "reporter" says "Could the US cancel rents?".
Cancel rents!! LOL Yeah, of course we could just cancel the rents! Just let the land lords go completely bankrupt across the entire country, have the entire housing market as a whole entirely implode, wreck the entire economy so no one anywhere rents to anyone.... and with Millions homeless..... NO RENTS! BRILLIANT! Brilliant I say.
These people have lost their minds.
The "economy" didn't show up and take the money...The $1,200.00 check was to spend in the economy. The smarter idea is what Canada did, 8k over four months.There is absolutely no reason why those who were layed off due to the democratic party bio-attack on the United States, should be in arrears on their rent, none whatsoever, all have been receiving at least 25% higher salaries from Uncle Sam then they earned at their jobs, plus most of them also received a $1200.00 welfare handout signed by president himself! I know exactly what took place wth the vast majority of those who got all of the above, they fucking went full frontal stupid and lived and spent under the assumption it was party time! Well they'd best have a good sleeping bag and tent, these are exactly the same impossibly stupid democratic party intellectual abortions that troll here, and elsewhere on the internet, or riot and demand we tear down America and then proclaim their love & devotion for marxist/leninism, which they can now experience up close and personal... They can all now live in perpetuity under an overpass, or a tent city, fuck every last one of them!I feel bad for the ones that tried, but will still be evicted due to arrears in rent. Hopefully the landlord will work with them in letting them stay as long as they pay something to help him/her stay afloat himself.
In the 40+ years being a property manager, I assisted them as much as I could too. No money to pay rent? Give me back my property then, within 3 days or a week. No money to move their stuff? I gave them half their deposit immediately so they could rent a uhaul and buy gasoline to get wherever they were going to go. Other half given day they turn in the keys. No place to go at all? No family to take them in? I moved them in with me for a few weeks until they found a place to go. Did that twice during those 40 years.
But those that had the money and refused to pay rent? No mercy.
