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It's not about endless profit, 80% of landlords are private people who are being forced to raise rents do to ever increasing property taxes. If you want cheaper rent stop voting to raise property taxes for every government pet project.
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How can you stabilize rent but don't stabilize property taxes, insurance rates, maintenance costs, and all the other expenses? Everyone only looks at one side of the coin.
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@BleedForTheWorld You don't have a clue! The people are being used as pawns. You can't ask for rent not to be raised but property taxes, maintenance costs, and insurance is constantly increasing. When you run the mom and pop landlords out of the game you're going to really have issues. No one is playing here!
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@sebastiancontreras1559 You can't expect mom and pop landlords to carry the burden that the government is supposed to carry. We aren't rich or greedy.
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Landlords aren't whining about the cost tenants are. We adjust the rent based on our cost, just like every other industry does.
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@skyisreallyhigh3333 You're silly I've been a landlord for 16 years and never colluded with anyone. But there's a way to stop it. Buy a house.
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@ChetHanks-eh1md You are delusional we don't use algorithms in the mom and pop world of rentals. You are confusing us with the big corporations.
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1000.00 doesn't work in California, property taxes alone are 18,000 a year.
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@Djaj2000 There's more to rent than taxes
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@sonic8005 That's true but the crap that's being introduced makes me believe that yall think landlords shouldn't make any money.
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@k.w.8496 absolutely! Government failed miserably at providing affordable housing. So they tore down 90% of the projects and pushed the burden onto the landlords. This isn't sustainable. Rent control will eventually fail also.
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@Jaxzyn No landlord is just running around putting people out. If pay your rent and respect the property they want you to stay forever. The problem is people think they can stay and pay whenever they want.
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Why do you get to tell someone how much money they can have?
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@jasongist3791 public housing run by the government, rent control doesn't belong in America a capitalist society. But you know government failed miserably in the 60s, 70s, and 80s at providing affordable housing.
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@ZentaBon You are completely wrong! No company owes you anything but your paycheck at the end of the week and the benefits they promised.
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@ZentaBon You got paid for performing a job a fair exchange. When they started the company and risked millions of dollars the people weren't going to chip in and refund their investment if the company failed.
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@yeeksouphand5843 you won't have any rental houses
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@realdeal139 Most of them will never become homeowners because they're not willing to do what it takes to own a home.
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@jasongist3791 the facts are the facts. We've been doing this for 18 years we know what we are talking about. Most folks come on here with a single focus based on their experience, which promotes illogical solutions. The bottom line is, nobody can take better care of you than you. If want to own a home and stop renting figure out a way to get it done. If not you are at the mercy of the industry.
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@dirtydirtyshisno7284 Oh just like the projects. I can't wait to see the maintenance on these properties.
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@steampunkwhale2280 I have a real job two of them. Stop whining and man up! I got hit with no rent from tenants for 32 months.
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@chrism8180 My colors never changed. If you are unskilled go get some skills, make more money, stop waiting on someone else to make it happen for you, man up! If your living expenses are too high get a roommate or two. Excuses don't work!
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@ChetHanks-eh1md No what I'm saying is there are several costs associated with rental housing. Taxes are just one of therm. Don't ask landlords to carry the burden of providing housing on their backs. Eventually there will be no housing to rent if this keeps up. Landlords are dangerously close to the edge. You're thinking about the blackrocks of the world I'm talking about mom and pop landlords. You don't want all rentals controlled by corporations.
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The problem I have with the young lady is she didn't tell the truth. Landlords lost millions because of non paying tenants. The money the government passed out to Landlords did come with stipulations, such as you can't evict if you take this money. The real problem is, it's the government's responsibility to provide affordable housing not the private Landlords. Everyone is blaming the landlord but after 2+ years of no rent coming in, significant increases in property taxes and insurance, maintenance costs, and municipal fees, rents have to increase. Landlords were hurt the most from this pandemic. If you don't want to be a renter you gotta figure something out, not the landlord.
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@jasongist3791 that's it! The private sector isn't responsible for providing affordable housing the government is. You're making my case. Government should leave private sector housing out of the equation and stay focused on government housing no matter how horrible of a job they do.
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@sonic8005 Wrong! That's not the incentive.
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@sebastiancontreras1559 Believe it I know what it's like out here.
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@chrism8180 Well he should consider himself lucky. But it's his property and he do what he wants with it. It the market bears those rates then he can charge them. I still don't believe them. If properties are that cheap where you live why haven't you bought one? Puts an end to the landlord doesn't it.
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@BleedForTheWorld If I were profiting so much I wouldn't have two jobs working 7 days a week. You make a lot of assumptions which might hold you back in life. I get out here and work for every penny, no one is giving me anything, not even a break.
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@WhalesArePeopleToo I know why people don't buy houses. The point I'm trying to make is everyone knows how hard it is to buy a house but they expect landlords to keep the price of their houses low so that you can be comfortable. I've been at this a long time.
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@BlueRidgeBubble You sound crazy! I'm a licensed realtor/licensed builder/master electrician, real estate is what I do. These corporations are buying less than 7% of available properties. Don't make excuses for not owning a home just figure out what is wrong whether it's credit, income, or whatever. Then make the necessary changes to own your own home. Every tenant in my rentals has been offered the opportunity to buy the property at some point and only 1 has taken me up on the offer. I know what's happening out here. People want to live in a good home for the cheap! Just can't happen anymore. So try that sad story on someone else, I'm the person moving the world of real estate, I'm leading the charge. Nothing has passed me by.
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Then you really won't have enough rentals
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Who will own the apartment buildings, most people don't have that kind of money?
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@alanlu8625 There's no sympathy right now and you have a roof over your head.
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How are landlords asking for more money than they actually need when they just spent the last 3 years not getting any money?
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@fremontusc Exactly! These childish approaches to the housing problem will never suffice. We all know the government screws up everything it touches.
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@sethseth9059 You don't want that.
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@BleedForTheWorld I can't believe how many people are on here crying. Man up and make a change if you're not happy with your housing situation. No one can make you rent a property, if you don't want to. In America this is a capitalist society, companies do what makes sense to them financially. This is why the government shut down most of the projects because they don't make sense financially.
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@chrism8180 That number 3000 dollars is extremely low. I don't think you saw the right number. My old home in the hood had higher taxes than that. What city and state are we talking about? I don't know of anyone in a single family home with taxes that low.
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They extend the eviction moratorium, but do nothing to speed up the monies owed to landlords. This is going to end badly, the leadership in this country is pathetic. You can kick the can down the road for only so long.
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@WhalesArePeopleToo Wow! You really have no idea what is going on in the housing industry. Landlords can't coerce you into doing anything. Why would a landlord take on the job of being a landlord for no profit just so that you can live a comfortable life. Please grow up!
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@holdenmuganda97 Be for real, I'm a realtor and there are plenty of properties for sale. Rental properties are necessary because everyone is not in a position to own a property. Landlords do not own all of the properties. If you really wanted to buy a property you would have bought one.
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@havenbastion I agree with you. Just can't make someone else give it to you. You have to go and get for yourself. For those folks in society who are mentally and physically damaged we should help them. For those who are able bodied, they gotta get for themselves. Each answer is different for each individual on how they achieve it.
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@joshuaortiz2031 Well that's not true, I own 2 properties one of which I live in. I too am a veteran and used my VA benefits to buy my primary home. You can't afford anything because you don't make enough money or your credit isn't good enough. The VA loan doesn't even require a down payment or for you to pay PMI so I don't know what your issues are but I can imagine.
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@rizean2 Yes! Some would have you believe that landlords are out here trying to treat people badly. We love good tenants and do everything in our power to keep them.
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@BleedForTheWorld I never said I was coming to make the world a better place. LOL! There's nothing cruel about a man trying to earn money. If you don't like the way he's earning it, don't do business with him. Pretty Simple!
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The real problem is government hasn't invested enough money and resources into affordable housing. This has forced the poor to compete against those who have more and can afford to pay more. Affordable housing is the responsibility of government and government alone.
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@chrism8180 OK have it your way, I hope it works out for you.
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@holdenmuganda97 The housing supply is increasing rapidly. The lack of supply comes from the government placing so many restrictions on builders that they don't want to build in certain areas. My second and third properties are taxed more heavily that's not a new concept. Yet people still want to say it's the landlord's fault they don't own a home. Well, it isn't, most people don't want to own a home because it is a huge responsibility, lots of money. It's not the landlord's fault.
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@TheTillmanSneakerReview No CAP here all facts! If most Americans can't afford a home, then you should understand how difficult it is for the mom and pop landlord to provide housing. You want to blame the landlord for raising rents when everywhere we look we are being asked to pay more and more. If you don't like the landlord your only option is to buy your own home.
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@rhumal wrong!
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@matthewweng8483 OK, keep making excuses and waiting on the government, let's see how that turns out for you.
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Ok Rocket Boards, We are real world landlords, so I'm going to explain to you how prices have increased on landlords. 1. Property taxes do increase on rental properties because they aren't homesteaded, so when the value of that property increases your taxes increase. 2. If the value of your property increases the insurance company charges you higher premiums. 3. Municipalities are constantly increasing their fees on landlords and requiring a boat load of unnecessary inspections.4. We have 7 properties that have not paid a dime in over 2 years, they didn't qualify for assistance because they were working the entire time, and we couldn't evict. 5. Finally, the cost of everything is up, I don't understand how you can't see that. I know you want to pay the same price for rent today that you were paying 5 years ago but it doesn't work like that. Everything from food to cars is up, but the landlord better not raise his rent!
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Anna these proposals always start out attacking the super rich before they trickle down to everyone. Please stop gaslighting the people, eventually all of us will be paying this tax on property as well as our 401K.
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@nunyabidness117 So True!
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Buy a house and your problems go away.
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Did you have a lease? Were you month to month?
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@diarian No one is stopping you from buying a home. Just understand there are thousands of people who don't want to own a home so where do they go to live if there are no landlords? The government is not equipped to manage and maintain 1000s of properties. You need landlords whether you like it or not.
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@slimdangerous1928 There are so many variables to that question. Cost of bldg., interest rate of loan for the bldg., insurance costs in the area, city/state regulations, maintenance costs, and so much more. Generally speaking, most landlords would like at least a 5% return on their investment, 5% of 200K is 10K. Can you live on 10K a year? Probably not! That's if everything goes according to plan, all it takes is 1-2 tenants to not pay for 6+ months and now you have to hire an attorney to evict them at 500/hr. You have no profit for the year and if they decide to trash the place you're really screwed. Everyone thinks that landlords are these rich fat cats. Every landlord I know has a 40+ hour job and half of them would not be landlords if they knew in advanced how jacked up the system is. You complain about rent as though the landlord is deliberately screwing you, we're not we are barely making it and C19 really screwed us.
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@lloydmoore982 We had affordable housing before, don't you remember? It was called the PROJECTS! Housing is not a human right, your ability to get a job and buy a house is human right.
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@salzigkid Of course I do, but you aren't going to destroy my property and think that you're going to get away without suffering the consequences. I follow through on all judgements as well as reporting that tenant to the tenant database in order to warn all landlords to look out for this bum!
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@lights_utopia1130 I only know one thing, I was raised in the ghetto, grew up on government assistance from time to time. Everyone has an excuse for not succeeding in life, if you let those excuses stop you, you will never get what you want out of life. I truly believe that if I can do it anyone can. It's up to you to figure it out, I'm not privileged quite the opposite, I'm just willing to do whatever it takes to win, and some folks are not.
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@FirstnameLastnames Landlords are providing a service, they charge what the market will bear not what you want to pay. This is the one industry that is dictated by the tenant.
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@el_chavez Your home should never have been a piggy bank to pay for anything. There are better ways to pay for roads such as gas taxes. Leave the homes out of it. There is more than enough land to start new communities and they can be zoned anyway you want.
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@havenbastion We would have a lot of homeless people out there. Everyone doesn't want to own a house so what do you do with those people?
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They will create more entities, this won't solve anything.
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What needs to happen is the people need to stop voting to raise property taxes to pay for every damn thing. The next time you are presented with a proposal on the ballot to raise property taxes, VOTE NO! Seniors are being forced out of their properties because cities and states are raising property taxes beyond their ability to pay after owning their homes for over 30 years. People believe that because they don't own property the increased property taxes won't affect them, WRONG! You're the first people affected. No residential property should ever be used as a piggy bank for government projects. Think about it people! This is the main reason why rent is so damn high!
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@skyisreallyhigh3333 So what happens to the people who can't afford to buy a property? Do we leave them on the streets? The government doesn't have the ability to provide housing for those in need. If everyone only owned one property the streets would be flooded with homeless people.
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@havenbastion BS, then what does it mean?
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@Bazz59 Sure that will solve the problem. You can't force anyone to do anything with their private property.
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@The_Savage_Wombat How does that make a difference?
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@dianabenavides2913 Absolutely! There's no such thing as free money.
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@lionedheart I don't think that will happen. It's not the landlord's responsibility to provide affordable housing, that's the responsibility of the government. Just recognize no one will take better care of you and your family than you.
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@jacobnapkins1155 people aren't priced out, they simply want to live in a great home at someone else's expense. Homes have been available since 2009 folks chose not to buy.
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@chrism8180 LOL! You're the one crying about rent being too damn high! I did budget and I still own my properties and those clowns have judgments still looking for a place to rent. Now they are in the deadbeat tenant database, you know the one us landlords update daily.
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@jacobnapkins1155 wrong they didn't pay rent for 2 years.
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@jacobnapkins1155 l sleep well. People were homeless long before covid.
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@kimilsungthefirst6840 I have two real jobs. I don't just collect money, I made an investment. You don't tell people who are invested in the stock market that they can't collect money because they own a stock. How about you get another job instead of crying about the rent being to high. If you don't like renting buy a house.
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@LifeInJambles You don't have to be scared just buy your own home. If the property is in unsatisfactory condition you should be leaving anyway I know I would.
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@LifeInJambles LOL! I have two Jobs and I used to be a construction laborer. You should do the same.
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@m8hackr60 You would like to believe that I haven't lived that life but I have. I grew up very poor in a community where most of the pain and struggle was self-induced. The bottom line is no one cares about us. It is up to us to find a way to make it. You can't pass you problems off to the landlords back to carry. No one complains when the auto companies take the car back, or when the mortgage company forecloses on the house, but the landlord is supposed take a beating!
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@holdenmuganda97 If you want more affordable housing tell the government to get out of the way.
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@ey67 There's no comparison between the two. The only people complaining about capitalism are the ones who can't compete.
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The government cannot help the government is the problem!
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@AfterHoursBartender The reason that communism failed is no one is motivated to work hard when all of your efforts go to benefit the state. At least with capitalism if I work hard and continue to educate myself I will reap some kind of a reward. I choose capitalism. What some of these folks want is for the landlord to not make money so that they can live in a nice home at a cheap price. The state is responsible for providing affordable housing not the mom and pop landlord. I learned a long time ago that no one is going to save me, but me!
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You are absolutely correct! Tenants were literally shoving it in the Landlord's face during the pandemic. Tenants received all sorts of extra funding and spent their money foolishly. Now that the clock has struck midnight everyone is screaming "but the pandemic". There's no mention on the podcast about how landlords got screwed over and lost so much money and how the Landlord's cost have also gone up. Now everyone is appalled that evictions are up. What are you thinking?
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@ChetHanks-eh1md You have no idea what you're talking about, What about the tenant who destroys the property and you have to hire an attorney to evict them. That cost isn't in the rent.
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Ok Rocket Boards, We are real world landlords, so I'm going to explain to you how prices have increased on landlords. 1. Property taxes do increase on rental properties because they aren't homesteaded, so when the value of that property increases your taxes increase. 2. If the value of your property increases the insurance company charges you higher premiums. 3. Municipalities are constantly increasing their fees on landlords and requiring a boat load of unnecessary inspections.4. We have 7 properties that have not paid a dime in over 2 years, they didn't qualify for assistance because they were working the entire time, and we couldn't evict. 5. Finally, the cost of everything is up, I don't understand how you can't see that. I know you want to pay the same price for rent today that you were paying 5 years ago but it doesn't work like that. Everything from food to cars is up, but the landlord better not raise his rent!
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@Rgrinkleson It's done for whatever reason the landlord says. It's his property he can do what he wants. He may have discovered that he's renting the property out for to low of a price now he wants to raise the rent, he has a right to do that. You have the right to decline his price increase and move. This is America!
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I love this channel, we need this in the U.S.
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@ChetHanks-eh1md LOL I've had the same tenants for 5+ years so I'm good. You might want to admit that you're a leech tenant who doesn't want to pay rent. I bet that if I did a background check on you, you've been evicted before. LOL! But that's okay my tenants are great I provide great housing at a reasonable price and they appreciate that. I hope they stay another 55 years.
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I’m amazed how much restraint the officers exercised when fighting these immigrants. I’ve never seen that before, is this something new?
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AreUKiddingMeTV Exactly, some people think there's an endless supply of free money.
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@ChetHanks-eh1md Destructive tenants are a part of the equation you're foolish if you don't factor that into the equation. Your rent shouldn't double in 30 days, I've never done that. The only thing I can think of is your rent was way below market value or the property was acquired by new ownership. The bottom line is, ownership is the key, when you own it you can do what you want . I can't speak for the owner of your property you have to ask him why. Maybe he just wanted to get rid of you because he considers you a problem tenant, IDK!
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@ey67 Because this is America! You know the rules.
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@chrism8180 No need because if the landlord wants to charge 10K a month that's his business he doesn't owe you anything. It's up to you to change your situation if you don't like it.
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@joelofty6436 Yes indeed!
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@Rgrinkleson Maybe or maybe not but I'm sure the owner has his/her reasons. The best thing for the tenants to do is to try and become home owners so that they aren't subjected to those types of price increases. You can't make someone do what you want them to do.
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@Rgrinkleson Well let's see if they can make landlords provide housing at a loss!
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@SageTheTrashPanda It's okay no need to get upset, you're an adult, you have to come up with a plan to move away from renting. I know you can do it.
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@Rgrinkleson Nah! You aren't smart enough to do that.
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@chrism8180 Many landlords, I manage other landlord's properties as well. When I screen my tenants I look for only the best. Some of my landlord buddies don't follow my lead so they get stuck with sub-par tenants and then they get screwed. You should come for a ride-a-long with me some day.
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@hjtres7261 Nothing gets won here, I'm winning in the real world. I guess half the country will have to keep renting until they can do what it takes to own a home like I did. Just don't give up.
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@prismwing Insults are what people usually resort to when they can't make logical arguments..
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@lionedheart That's not true only about 8% of homes are being bought by corporations. Most big corporations are building there own rental communities, It's much cheaper and they have total control. If people want to buy a house they can.
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@lt3074 Yes it is easier said than done but it can be done. My first home was a horrible fixer upper but I bought what I could afford and got to work. It took me 5 years to fix it up the way I wanted it. Most people want to move into a plush home right away and if they can't do that they say they can't afford a home.
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@lionedheart Wrong They are still building and the cost of supplies have come back down. It's difficult to build affordable housing because of government regulation. My first home was a horrible fixer upper it took me 5 years to fix it up. Most folks aren't willing to do that and want a perfect house now. Because they can't afford the house they want they say they can't afford a house. You must crawl before you walk.
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@sammie16508 I state experiences. Nothing to do with pride, my username is what it is. I'm not trying to convince anyone to do anything simply put if people are expecting politicians to take care of them they are playing a losing game. This victim mentality that the landlord is the reason for all my problems is crazy. Landlords have a right to make a profit just like every other industry. Cars, food, utilities, clothing and health care prices have increased more than housing but no one is saying cancel car dealerships or cancel the utility companies.
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@geomcc39 I really wish you could come and spend a week with me. So many tenants think that it's ok to destroy a property. The profit margin is so low. Landlords bend over backwards to keep a good tenant. I have remodeled kitchens, installed sheds, and painted rooms to keep my good tenants. But, if you destroy my property and we aren't talking normal wear and tear but abuse of course a landlord would expect you to pay for that repair.
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@Lynn-d6r You should look up anti-trust laws. No one has a monopoly on property in this country.
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@lloydmoore982 Affordable means spending your money responsibly. I know so many people who prioritize partying and having a good time over the things that really matter. Some times you should collaborate with friends and/or family to achieve your goals.
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@lloydmoore982 Well that's the problem, no one is moving the GOAL posts. I see Hispanics, Nigerians, Asians, middle easterners and Indians working with family and friends to achieve financial success and stability. I guess you're too good to work with anyone hence no home ownership for you. I collaborate with several landlords and investors to purchase properties and build generational wealth. I don't know why you're assuming that we're individuals who made it to the top by ourselves. Collaboration is the key you should try it rather than making excuses.
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@LittleGhostGaming505 Nothing is easy, yoU jUst gotta be willing to make the sacrafice and stop complaining.
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@MrIndiemusic101 Landlords rent property to make money not subsidized your lifestyle. Every cost is factored into the rent. Every business in America operates under this principle or they don't operate for long. If landlords didn't exist the homeless population would quadruple over night. I consider that a huge value to society. Congratulations on buying a home.
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@GotPoopInMySoup Naw I will keep my homes. I'm not complaining just stating facts to your complaints! I have two jobs by the way.
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@GotPoopInMySoup Of course, but I'm still in business so I must have made a good business decision. Some tenants want to place their burdens on the backs of landlords and we can't have that. I always get my rent one way or another. I must be a great businessman!
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@promethius7820 Or perhaps I'm doing good business! You can come up with any hypothesis you want. You can't live in someone else's property for free for long!
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@GotPoopInMySoup I have two jobs! No complaints just responding to your sob stories.
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@Suckmesideways420 Is Elon Musk greedy, or how about Jeff Bezos. Those guys are Billionaires and it's okay but the little guy trying to eeek out a living is greedy. You have the wrong impression of landlords.
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@GotPoopInMySoup Tenants aren't the main bread winner of my household. My properties are doing what they are supposed to do, if a tenant doesn't want to be there I will always cancel the lease. Some people want to blame others when life starts to get tough. You will never achieve your goals in life until you are willing to accept responsibility for all of your decisions. The world doesn't owe you understanding or sympathy.
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@byronmatthews It is wild and they always believe that someone (government) will pass some legislation that will save them. Not going to happen!
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@ff7omega Certainly!
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It ends when you buy a home. @vitalityfox
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@robertborglund5783 Facts only!
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@missnlahi I can but not on youtube.
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@lights_utopia1130 Wrong again! I don't know the right people and I definitely wasn't in the right places. I simply set out to do something, educated myself on the process and did it. Did it wrong, came back and did it again. Did it wrong again, got some more education and finally did it right. To me too many people expect to go right to the top and it doesn't work like that. If you're waiting on the government or somebody to pass a law to save you, you're doomed it's a cold world out here and it's getting colder by the minute.
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@ewwitsantonio Yes Blackrock
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@SkySong6161 Yes tax increases get passed on to tenants. Just like every other industry passes their expenses on to their customers.
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@RealGJZig It's only funny to you!
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@Klokinator This is lunacy! We all know what happens when the government ran housing aka the projects. The government is incapable of managing and maintaining 200 million homes.
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It will never happen
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@mr.patriotjol What happens next is folks start getting evicted and the government has to go back to building subsidized housing. Landlords are not a part of the social safety net.
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@We_r_the_resistance You can never rely on the government, that's mistake number one. They are bought and paid for. You can only rely on yourself. We know what happened when the government was in charge of housing (projects) in the 60s 70s and 80s. No one is coming to rescue you.
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@mr.patriotjol That's not why they are going up. There's more to it.
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@oshkoshbegone Exactly! There is a severe lack of understanding in this country about how the housing market works.
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@lionedheart I won't be angry, and of course it's my job to pay my mortgage. It's your job to pay rent. It's not my job to supply housing to those people who don't qualify. That's the government's job. Most properties that are AirBNB aren't affordable to most people anyway and that number is so small it won't have an impact on available housing. The government can regulate all it wants, but it can't regulate a person or a company's private decisions. If it's not profitable to be a landlord anymore then there will be even fewer properties available. Don't worry we will have a bunch of projects owned by the government for people to live in. We know what happened the last time we tried this experiment.
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@bigredog100 Everything goes up every year, I don't see yall protesting the gas company, light company, cable company, car companies. Everything is going up! You gotta find a way to get yo money up too!
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@RaphaelAmbrosiusCosteau51 Do some research you will see the U.S. is quite different.
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@RaphaelAmbrosiusCosteau51 We had government housing in the U.S. and it was so terrible that they got rid of it. I wouldn't let my dog live in U.S. government housing. But good job for the UK.
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@Borntu Whatever works for you!
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@yeeksouphand5843 Burden on the landlord means no rental properties for rent. I hope renters are prepared to buy if your plan gets implemented.
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@jacobnapkins1155 There are plenty of properties on the market for anyone who wants to buy one. There are lots of people who choose not to own a property. When government agencies list properties they always make sure homeowners have the first shot at buying the property. No one is keeping anyone from buying a property.
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@RealGJZig 😎
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Where was all of the stimulus and extra unemployment money spent. You should have made sure those landlords got paid.
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Tell your local politicians to stop raising taxes and fees to start.
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@marietta1335 lose-lose for whom?
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Sounds like the chancellor wants the people to absorb all the pain.
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@LifeInJambles As a landlord and realtor I personally know that is a lie! There are plenty of houses available for purchase, so stop it.
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@LifeInJambles Want it to be your own buy it
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@LifeInJambles If you think landlords don't work you're insane. I challenge you to purchase your own home and then tell me how much you don't work or pay. I bet you will change your tune!
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@LifeInJambles If landlords are lazy people with money who don't wanna work, what are the banks? No one gets upset when the bank forecloses on a home, but God help the landlord who evicts a tenant.
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@LifeInJambles No their not they will bailed out. Mom and pop landlords won't. LA and SF still have an eviction moratorium going on. They are literally taking the landlords property.
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@LifeInJambles What are you talking about?
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@LifeInJambles No don't feel sorry for me, recognize that your shortcomings in life are not my fault. So don't try to push onto my plate to deal with. If you can't pay the rent leave, no hard feelings. In the future your chances of finding another place to live will decrease significantly. Landlords have bills to pay on that property, so just leave.
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@LifeInJambles Nope just pay your rent! Don't push your life's problems onto the landlord's back to carry.
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Detroit was never this bad!
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@LifeInJambles I don't care, you assumed that I didn't have a job or didn't do hard work.
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Another sucka! Don't be a SIMP!
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LOL! So true.
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Bust on her lips! You are hilarious!
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Truth!
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@katethegoat7507 You can stop paying rent whenever you want, just buy a house. Secondly, you never stop paying for a house, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and whatever else they can come up with. If anyone is out of touch it's you!
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@katethegoat7507 I do pay a mortgage and a whole lot more. Stop renting if you don't like it.
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@katethegoat7507 You would like for that to be true! The real problem is you want someone else to solve your personal problems for you. Landlords are not the government and they shouldn't be forced to be a part of the social safety net. If you don't like what landlords are doing "buy a house."
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I’m glad this billed failed. Eventually that rate will be applied to all properties, you don’t give homes to people with addictions you give them treatment. These bills never accomplish anything.
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Write a review on these landlords at landlord nation
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This is the most insane sh!t ever. They got this way because simps played into their hands, telling them that they are queens just because.
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That's not the landlord's fault. The landlord's expenses go up every year no matter what.
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Because Israel has bought and paid for American politicians.
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Once again NYC trampling your right to know. I guarantee if you unknowingly rent to a rapist as a landlord and s/he rapes someone in the bldg they wouldn't hesitate to try and sue you.
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No one spoke about how much money the middle class doesn't get.
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Why would you want to allow the government to control even more of your retirement? They’ve already screwed up social security, this is ludacristd
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Absolutely correct!
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@marrowkaiproductions7053 Welfare is a form of socialism. Society funds the existence and well being of another person
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Social Security is my money, its not for me to fund the country. This is just another form of socialism.
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No you wouldn't!
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@thetahedgecapital1008 great point
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@omegabat39 wrong, wrong. Wrong. Housing isn't something the government should supply you with. It is impossible to supply homes and maintain the economy.
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@omegabat39 I promise you I have a real job. It looks to me that you are probably an evictee! Your success in life is predicated on your efforts and yours alone. If you believe Sweden has a better way of handling the housing situation, maybe you should move to Sweden. You could never make sure I fail because you are a failure. What kind of person begs for the government to make them whole, to provide for them what they can't provide for themselves. Here in America we like to stand on our own two feet, we take pride in providing for our family. We understand that profit is part of the motivation to do well, while others despise anyone who earns a profit. You will be in for a rude awakening here very soon, when your free lunch is taken away. As for the free market handling the housing situation, let's just say they didn't handle it, they screwed it up like the government always does. This is why you are being priced out of your rental.
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@omegabat39 The channel scared you because you know it will end your trifling ways as a renter.
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@omegabat39 The truth
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@PS i have plenty of compassion and I know the truth. May you learn to understand character and the laws of nature.
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@PS No, these issues were personally made. The only man made issue is the eviction moratorium where folks got to live for free and are now upset that they are being evicted. Landlords aren't affordable housing institutions.
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Are you saying that if rich people pay into social security they shouldn't receive their checks because they are rich?
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@ginacardarella Thank You!
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If you didn't put any money in, you shouldn't get any money out. Keep your hands off of it!
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@idmhead0160 oops! Didn't know, now I do.
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@giabella9344 Every City/State isn't the same. There are plenty of states still holding up the eviction process. Landlord evicting you says alot!
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@xian4812 6000 a year is 500/month, I don't think you can speak for every landlord. What if the mortgage payment is 1200/month now we're at 1700/month. I don't get your point. Everything matters, you don't know what's hurting the landlord.
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@nunyabidness117 Supply and Demand!
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