I stopped renting my units out. My grown children are now occupying my units and their rents are contributing to their future inheritance. No need for them to pay strangers when we can keep the money in family and avoid having to deal with these laws that are unfair to landlords. Generational wealth at its best.
Declining to renew a lease isn't the same thing as an eviction. An eviction should absolutely require good cause. If a landlord is legally required to renew a lease he's effectively not a landlord anymore. These same politicians will fein shock when people can't find housing to rent anymore.
Apparently politicians don't understand what a contract is. If this is their understanding of a contract, who in the world would do business any more in their locations when a contract means nothing?
We research NY laws before we like to invest there after we found out that a tenant can stay in a building for 2-4 years without paying rent we decided to leave NY alone at least for now
The BIGGEST problem with "good cause" eviction is witnesses. If you were a tenant, would _you_ testify against the drug dealer across the hallway, who has a gun? When you can't even be assured he'll be evicted at the end of it? I wouldn't. No witnesses means no way to non-renew the very worst tenants.
I didn't even want to be on a jury with someone like that. Judge used my last name and asked if I lived in Brooklyn. I thought the guys gonna find me on FB and my face showed it! I was dismissed
@@natrixxvision6997 well then you are lucky because in Ontario Canada tenants are protected 100% regardless of what they do in the unit no matter including their friends they can get away with out paying rent for almost a year and there will be no recovery for the property owner just be thankful you're not a property owner in Ontario Canada
The industry code word is PITA. Stands for "Pain in the A$$". You get some tenants who are technically not in violation of their lease, but they wear you out with constantly complaints about everything... neighbors, the police, the traffic, the kids next door, etc. Calls at all hours of the day and night over trivial things, and sometimes things that are their fault. People who pay late constantly, sometimes getting it in the day before they get booted out, causing you to have to file papers over and over, post notices, and generally making more effort and trouble that the payday of their rent is worth. Sometimes they sneak in a Guest, but it's almost impossible to prove the person is staying there unless you stake out the property 24/7. Those are the folks we need to have the ability to non-renew for little or no reason. It's my property. I own it. I pay taxes on it. I keep it up to standard the community laws and regulations require. If I want you out, Get out!
99.9% of the people pushing these rules and laws have no idea what it's like to run a business...any business. In addition, it's not as though the court system is just sitting there with nothing to do. They are backed up with all kinds of cases, so who knows when yours will be heard. There are some situations (like the gun shot story) that need to be acted on IMMEDIATELY for the safety of everyone else. Thanks for the video :-)
There was no rental market in the UK for housing in the 1980's owing to mass regulation from the post war period. In 1987 the laws were relaxed and within 10 years there was buoyant market to rent. Now the regulations on landlords are getting oppressive again so the market will gradually lock back up and be almost dead by 2030.
There are Many causes, outside of not paying rent to evict and not renew lease: 1) constant late payments, 2) disrupting the peace of residence, 3) constant breaking of items in house, 4) police constantly called for disturbance, fighting, 5) drugs, 6) child abuse, 7) subleasing, 8) animals not allowed on property, 9) illegal unapproved business in property,...etc etc Every landlord should actually include these items in their lease write-up for their tenants to sign. Bad tenants should not have any rights at all.
Exactly there should be a very expansive list of lease violations in the rental agreement. Then the landlord needs to keep good records on violations so when the time comes they can show just cause.
When the lease expires, the landlord should have the same right as the tenant to decide to renew the lease or not. Imagine this law playing in the other direction where the tenant was required to renew the lease. That would be insane.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 There is a difference though, a landlord never presumes a tenant will renew a lease but tenant presumes should they do nothing wrong they will be allowed to renew their lease. The tenant also has an additional financial burden of moving and potential loss of income if they don't have PTO to cover missed work while moving. It is also harder to find a place to rent than a landlord to find a tenant. I personally feel like there should be a legitimate reason to place that kind of burden on a tenant. With that said anytime laws get put into place they leave loopholes that garbage tenants will abuse placing an undue burden on the landlord.
As soon as a lease expires, the landlord and the tenant both can decide if they wish to renew that lease or not. A lease is a contract that has a time limit for a reason. Forcing a landlord to renew a lease at all is similar to forcing someone to use a credit card once they have paid the card off even if they didn’t want to. Insanity anyone would want to put something like that into law.
1998. That's when I sold my 2 duplexes and 4 single family homes. I was retiring and really wanted to be retired. With 20% down payment I carried the note for 20 years at 5% simple interest. They had the option to sell any property but myself or my estate had first right to repurchase at their original purchase price. There was no option for early payoff. I was pretty much guaranteed monthly income. I chose the correct buyer and he is in the same process to enter into contract with his retirement payer, my daughter's son. It's not rocket science it's just planning your work and working your plan.
We have a massive shortage of housing units. It will take a massive investment to build the needed housing units. It will be much harder to attract that investment if the landlord can't terminate the contract with the same notice as the tenant can.
@@georgewagner7787What was that research? Could you post a link? Unfortunately, where I live, California, low-income government housing can cost $1,000,000 per unit to build.
Politicians and tenants are full of sh!t. They expect landlords to pay and maintain the high cost of owning a property but not make a profit. Maybe, the next time I go out to eat I should tell the restaurant owner after I finished the meal, I decided that you charged to much for food so, I'm not paying.
Yes, we have had a few bad apples too. We had the garbage hoarder tenant, and we had the tenant who stored his junk outside the building to the point the city stepped in. Both of them were always behind on rent; the garbage hoarder left on her own, and we had to take the junk man to court, and was given a week to move out, and he did. Most problem tenants have extensive personal and drug/alcohol issues also, and you as a landlord cannot help them. Good advice to newbie landlords : Friendly To All, Friends With None.
Good advice to noobie landlords, use a property management company. It saves you tons of headaches and it prevents you from ever having to meet your tenant. That alone is worth its weight in gold
I told a tentant for over a year I needed to sell, I reminded them for that whole year, approx 2 months b4 I reminded them, the tentant said to me, I have rights, I am not moving, I evicted him, took me some time and money, they moved out one day b4 court, when we went to court, the judge asked me HOW MANY RENTALS DO YOU OWN? WHAT BUSINESS IS IT TO HIM, but I won, and if that tentant didn't move out on his own I WOULD HAVE TO PAY TO MOVE HIS STUFF, I WOULD HAVE HAD TO PAY, HOW THE FK DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? I SOLD THE PLACE, AHS!! the judges should be made to pay to mortages. BS.
So in some parts of NY it takes a long time to evict someone i. e. NYC, other parts of NYS a sheriff will show up and your furniture is on the side of the curb pretty quick.
In nyc You first have to serve a notice to quit before lease renewal Then a 30 day notice of termination Then if necessary a holdover with a court date
I'm gonna call B.S. on the first poster. He didn't get into this business because he wanted to "not use fossil fuels". Ithaca/Tompkins County is a college region: Cornell, Ithaca College, SUNY. The rental prices are so far above market average, it is astounding. Landlords charge college students astronomical rates, like $2K a month to rent a single room. I have family members who went to Cornell. They bought mobile homes to live in and avoid the price gouging rents. They lived in them and sold them at a profit after graduation. I don't blame the poster for investing in that region. It's a gold mine. But do not pretend you are doing it for environmental reasons.
Amen! Plus, if the Landlord can't follow the contract, then why doesn't it apply to Tenants? Force the Tenant to explain why they are leaving the home. If they do not have a 'good' reason then they should be forced to renew the lease as well.
@@nikki7369Exactly, play this law in the other direction and it is completely ridiculous. Require a tenant to prove to the courts why they aren’t renewing the lease. That would get struck down in court as an unconstitutional law so far yet forcing the landlord to renew the lease is somehow ok?
@@Ljeanne777 again, the housing provider is in effect a servant, since they are paid for the service. The US Supreme Court understands that rental housing is not private property it is commercial. Thus they so far are never going to claim a rental unit is equal to a landlords primary residence. This detail seems to never cross your minds.
Whatever the reason, I simply build a case based on the options available within Good Cause. If you are a tenant, you will live on thin ice as I will be documenting EVERYTHING that serves my goal.
@@ll-yh7pg One of the options is "Nuisance". A very broad term with lots of room for interpretation. The judge choice is always a gamble. No way around that.
I personally have a couple living downstairs and literally a mother daughters set up in my home and they are literally give me a hard time with the system laws they’ve been incredible. Great I love them to pieces but when they moved in, they had one dog now they’re moving out and they have three dogs because, I have no problem with that because I’m an animal person. And please give me a hard time both of them and they have three dogs so he’s trying to screw me and not pay rent and staying here and squat. This is when I want to get a hold of the government and say OK they are more rice than I do and you want them to stay in My Home so I think they should pay half of my mortgage half of my bills because I don’t need to support themand support these people!!! Tell me what you think and what should I do?!
Do you have a contract with these tenants? Which state are you in? I am in CA and it was a tricky here to get our deadbeat tenants to leave, but they did. You'll need to get a lawyer ASAP. I think Tony also does landlord consulting work as well.
@@AG-nl1sv I am a landlord in a southern state and when an issue came that an eviction was needed (tricky) I went through an attorney so that it was handled legally and that payment for damages could be collected. What's wrong with that?
Sometimes you just don't get along with a tenant. Some can be abusive to staff. We shouldn't have to put up with that. Sometimes the tenant can be scary. Nothing overt but you know there is a possibility of issues. We have had a couple that we would not allow employees to go to alone. Some tenants are too high maintenance. If there are drug issues, it can be hard to prove in court. There needs to be police reports and police cannot just walk in without probable cause.
You seem to have a pretty good show. But tell us about a manager, And a corporation. Baking money through the person's Birth Certificate. Through the Vatican, that's where the New York stock exchange. Take an advantage of disable people refinancial profit and now the executive order #13-#18. That means the corporation and the manager will financially benefit. It call to individual, it's a hanging offense. Executive order
I When a financial decision- such as deciding not to renew a lease - seems to not have an apparent reason, is it too much to expect the decision maker to be able to express their reasoning in a coherent manner?
First the new state law of Just Cause Eviction state law has already passed and was signed. Ithaca is simply tonight going to what is described as opting into the law. And likely will on July 10. So this opinion is just trying to change something that is already in place. And by the way remember there is a price fixing lawsuit underway and New York is participating in it. So it appears not only is this opinion piece trying to ignore these issues, but also trying to say that when a person gambles on an investment as a landlord, they are entitled to not bear the cost of a bad bet. The Fed Interest rates will not go down until the cost of housing does in recent reporting.
If you dint like the rules... dont be a landlord. It's pretty simple. Housing is a necessity of lufe and you people are expecting people to buy your property for you and then they have NOTHING to show for it. You DO NOT DESERVE TO PROFIT FOR A LIFE NECESSITY PERIOD.
So in fact the landlord is your personal slave who must take care of all your housing because you have rights but no responsibilities. And since your rent is given to the landlord to turn around and invest in your unit he has no money to pay his mortgage and is on the street. So who is supposed to supply him with his life necessity? Nothing like an economic ignoramus who has his rights and screw everybody else.
Who do you think provides property for you to rent? It isn't other tenants. People not becoming landlords will be your problem when there's nowhere to rent.
So I suppose car leasing companies don't deserve a profit for buying the car and leasing it out? I guess stores don't deserve a profit for buying items and then reselling them? With that logic, soon you will have no stores, no leased cars, and no rentals to live in.
the rules were fine when most landlords started. Now they keep changing the rules and not in a good way. It seems politicians who have no idea about actually running a rental decide to make 'feel good' rules. Well, these rules will drive landlords out of the business as it is no longer a viable business, unless maybe it's a large corporation (and I doubt they will put up with this....they will no doubt, be exempted).
I personally have a couple living downstairs and literally a mother daughters set up in my home and they are literally give me a hard time with the system laws they’ve been incredible. Great I love them to pieces but when they moved in, they had one dog now they’re moving out and they have three dogs because, I have no problem with that because I’m an animal person. And please give me a hard time both of them and they have three dogs so he’s trying to screw me and not pay rent and staying here and squat. This is when I want to get a hold of the government and say OK they are more rice than I do and you want them to stay in My Home so I think they should pay half of my mortgage half of my bills because I don’t need to support themand support these people!!! Tell me what you think and what should I do?!
I apologize because I talk text and there are a few mistakes that I did not check before I sent this. I can fix them, but I’m assuming you get the gist and if not, let me know because I will definitely fix them because there’s more than one!?!?
They have more (rights)* than I do The government should pay half of my mortgage and my bills if they want me to carry these peoples butts and let them be squatters for free (for them not for me!!!?)
I also apologize for repeating some of these texts, but it’s saying that there’s no comments. Meanwhile, I just left three so I don’t really know what’s happening and again my apologies!!!
I feel your frustration. I'm not sure about how much evictions cosy, etc but, I would put notice to vacate, and start eviction process now. Take pictures of everything. Jot down everything with time and dates. Stay on top! Wear a white hat and be the good guy. Be stern and peacefully and purposefully in getting them out. Don't go out of your way to help. Get them out
I stopped renting my units out. My grown children are now occupying my units and their rents are contributing to their future inheritance. No need for them to pay strangers when we can keep the money in family and avoid having to deal with these laws that are unfair to landlords. Generational wealth at its best.
Declining to renew a lease isn't the same thing as an eviction. An eviction should absolutely require good cause. If a landlord is legally required to renew a lease he's effectively not a landlord anymore. These same politicians will fein shock when people can't find housing to rent anymore.
Apparently politicians don't understand what a contract is. If this is their understanding of a contract, who in the world would do business any more in their locations when a contract means nothing?
We research NY laws before we like to invest there after we found out that a tenant can stay in a building for 2-4 years without paying rent we decided to leave NY alone at least for now
The BIGGEST problem with "good cause" eviction is witnesses. If you were a tenant, would _you_ testify against the drug dealer across the hallway, who has a gun? When you can't even be assured he'll be evicted at the end of it? I wouldn't. No witnesses means no way to non-renew the very worst tenants.
I didn't even want to be on a jury with someone like that. Judge used my last name and asked if I lived in Brooklyn. I thought the guys gonna find me on FB and my face showed it! I was dismissed
You cannot keep a tenant who fires a gun in your place and has a standoff with police. That’s as good a cause for non-renewal as any.
Well if you live in Ontario Canada that tenant would be protected at 100% regardless of what he did in the unit willfully or un willfully protected
@@toddygallent7258 I don’t.
@@natrixxvision6997 well then you are lucky because in Ontario Canada tenants are protected 100% regardless of what they do in the unit no matter including their friends they can get away with out paying rent for almost a year and there will be no recovery for the property owner just be thankful you're not a property owner in Ontario Canada
@@toddygallent7258 I like to think that most tenants won’t do things like shooting guns in the house and having standoffs with the police.
@@toddygallent7258 Which is why there probably soon will be no rentals there. Maybe the big corps might put up with it....maybe not.
It’s not that easy to evict in NY. It’s been a 3 year court case for me and still can’t get the non paying tenant out. Courts delaying case.
NYS or NYC?
@@georgewagner7787 NYC
NY should have no rentals at all with eviction holdups like that.
The industry code word is PITA. Stands for "Pain in the A$$". You get some tenants who are technically not in violation of their lease, but they wear you out with constantly complaints about everything... neighbors, the police, the traffic, the kids next door, etc. Calls at all hours of the day and night over trivial things, and sometimes things that are their fault. People who pay late constantly, sometimes getting it in the day before they get booted out, causing you to have to file papers over and over, post notices, and generally making more effort and trouble that the payday of their rent is worth. Sometimes they sneak in a Guest, but it's almost impossible to prove the person is staying there unless you stake out the property 24/7.
Those are the folks we need to have the ability to non-renew for little or no reason. It's my property. I own it. I pay taxes on it. I keep it up to standard the community laws and regulations require. If I want you out, Get out!
Without property rights, there's no reason to own property.
99.9% of the people pushing these rules and laws have no idea what it's like to run a business...any business. In addition, it's not as though the court system is just sitting there with nothing to do. They are backed up with all kinds of cases, so who knows when yours will be heard. There are some situations (like the gun shot story) that need to be acted on IMMEDIATELY for the safety of everyone else. Thanks for the video :-)
There was no rental market in the UK for housing in the 1980's owing to mass regulation from the post war period. In 1987 the laws were relaxed and within 10 years there was buoyant market to rent. Now the regulations on landlords are getting oppressive again so the market will gradually lock back up and be almost dead by 2030.
There are Many causes, outside of not paying rent to evict and not renew lease: 1) constant late payments, 2) disrupting the peace of residence, 3) constant breaking of items in house, 4) police constantly called for disturbance, fighting, 5) drugs, 6) child abuse, 7) subleasing, 8) animals not allowed on property, 9) illegal unapproved business in property,...etc etc Every landlord should actually include these items in their lease write-up for their tenants to sign. Bad tenants should not have any rights at all.
Exactly there should be a very expansive list of lease violations in the rental agreement. Then the landlord needs to keep good records on violations so when the time comes they can show just cause.
When the lease expires, the landlord should have the same right as the tenant to decide to renew the lease or not. Imagine this law playing in the other direction where the tenant was required to renew the lease. That would be insane.
@@barnabusdoyle4930 There is a difference though, a landlord never presumes a tenant will renew a lease but tenant presumes should they do nothing wrong they will be allowed to renew their lease.
The tenant also has an additional financial burden of moving and potential loss of income if they don't have PTO to cover missed work while moving. It is also harder to find a place to rent than a landlord to find a tenant.
I personally feel like there should be a legitimate reason to place that kind of burden on a tenant. With that said anytime laws get put into place they leave loopholes that garbage tenants will abuse placing an undue burden on the landlord.
As soon as a lease expires, the landlord and the tenant both can decide if they wish to renew that lease or not. A lease is a contract that has a time limit for a reason. Forcing a landlord to renew a lease at all is similar to forcing someone to use a credit card once they have paid the card off even if they didn’t want to. Insanity anyone would want to put something like that into law.
1998. That's when I sold my 2 duplexes and 4 single family homes. I was retiring and really wanted to be retired. With 20% down payment I carried the note for 20 years at 5% simple interest. They had the option to sell any property but myself or my estate had first right to repurchase at their original purchase price. There was no option for early payoff. I was pretty much guaranteed monthly income. I chose the correct buyer and he is in the same process to enter into contract with his retirement payer, my daughter's son. It's not rocket science it's just planning your work and working your plan.
We have a massive shortage of housing units. It will take a massive investment to build the needed housing units. It will be much harder to attract that investment if the landlord can't terminate the contract with the same notice as the tenant can.
I read some research yesterday that there are enough units just not enough for low income
@@georgewagner7787What was that research? Could you post a link? Unfortunately, where I live, California, low-income government housing can cost $1,000,000 per unit to build.
Sorry my memory is poor but maybe i can search. I will get back 2 u
Politicians and tenants are full of sh!t. They expect landlords to pay and maintain the high cost of owning a property but not make a profit. Maybe, the next time I go out to eat I should tell the restaurant owner after I finished the meal, I decided that you charged to much for food so, I'm not paying.
Yes, we have had a few bad apples too. We had the garbage hoarder tenant, and we had the tenant who stored his junk outside the building to the point the city stepped in. Both of them were always behind on rent; the garbage hoarder left on her own, and we had to take the junk man to court, and was given a week to move out, and he did. Most problem tenants have extensive personal and drug/alcohol issues also, and you as a landlord cannot help them. Good advice to newbie landlords : Friendly To All, Friends With None.
Good advice to noobie landlords, use a property management company. It saves you tons of headaches and it prevents you from ever having to meet your tenant. That alone is worth its weight in gold
I just got my tenant who was behind to pay by letting them know I would have to sell if not. I can't carry 3 adults
I told a tentant for over a year I needed to sell, I reminded them for that whole year, approx 2 months b4 I reminded them, the tentant said to me, I have rights, I am not moving, I evicted him, took me some time and money, they moved out one day b4 court, when we went to court, the judge asked me HOW MANY RENTALS DO YOU OWN? WHAT BUSINESS IS IT TO HIM, but I won, and if that tentant didn't move out on his own I WOULD HAVE TO PAY TO MOVE HIS STUFF, I WOULD HAVE HAD TO PAY, HOW THE FK DOES THAT MAKE SENSE? I SOLD THE PLACE, AHS!! the judges should be made to pay to mortages. BS.
Without the nonrenewal option landlords are much less likely to take a chance on a marginal applicant.
New York. That's your problem right there.
So in some parts of NY it takes a long time to evict someone i. e. NYC, other parts of NYS a sheriff will show up and your furniture is on the side of the curb pretty quick.
In nyc
You first have to serve a notice to quit before lease renewal
Then a 30 day notice of termination
Then if necessary a holdover with a court date
Nys is better. I never renew. One year followed by month to month.
I'm gonna call B.S. on the first poster. He didn't get into this business because he wanted to "not use fossil fuels". Ithaca/Tompkins County is a college region: Cornell, Ithaca College, SUNY.
The rental prices are so far above market average, it is astounding. Landlords charge college students astronomical rates, like $2K a month to rent a single room.
I have family members who went to Cornell. They bought mobile homes to live in and avoid the price gouging rents. They lived in them and sold them at a profit after graduation.
I don't blame the poster for investing in that region. It's a gold mine. But do not pretend you are doing it for environmental reasons.
Hmmm
GCE encourages bad tenant behavior and you end up getting someone like Goldbrick
What is the point of a lease agreement?
Amen! Plus, if the Landlord can't follow the contract, then why doesn't it apply to Tenants? Force the Tenant to explain why they are leaving the home. If they do not have a 'good' reason then they should be forced to renew the lease as well.
@@nikki7369I understand but you forget, the tenant is a customer, not an employee.
@@nikki7369Exactly, play this law in the other direction and it is completely ridiculous. Require a tenant to prove to the courts why they aren’t renewing the lease. That would get struck down in court as an unconstitutional law so far yet forcing the landlord to renew the lease is somehow ok?
Absolutely nothing. A lease only supports a tenant. Even w out a lease the property owner has basically no rights to their own property. It’s insane
@@Ljeanne777 again, the housing provider is in effect a servant, since they are paid for the service. The US Supreme Court understands that rental housing is not private property it is commercial. Thus they so far are never going to claim a rental unit is equal to a landlords primary residence. This detail seems to never cross your minds.
Whatever the reason, I simply build a case based on the options available within Good Cause. If you are a tenant, you will live on thin ice as I will be documenting EVERYTHING that serves my goal.
Then if you get the wrong judge they will consider you overly picky and fussy then throw out your eviction case
@@ll-yh7pg One of the options is "Nuisance". A very broad term with lots of room for interpretation. The judge choice is always a gamble. No way around that.
I personally have a couple living downstairs and literally a mother daughters set up in my home and they are literally give me a hard time with the system laws they’ve been incredible. Great I love them to pieces but when they moved in, they had one dog now they’re moving out and they have three dogs because, I have no problem with that because I’m an animal person. And please give me a hard time both of them and they have three dogs so he’s trying to screw me and not pay rent and staying here and squat. This is when I want to get a hold of the government and say OK they are more rice than I do and you want them to stay in My Home so I think they should pay half of my mortgage half of my bills because I don’t need to support themand support these people!!! Tell me what you think and what should I do?!
you need an attorney to handle this the legal way and to recover money for damages.
Do you have a contract with these tenants? Which state are you in? I am in CA and it was a tricky here to get our deadbeat tenants to leave, but they did. You'll need to get a lawyer ASAP. I think Tony also does landlord consulting work as well.
@@AG-nl1sv I am a landlord in a southern state and when an issue came that an eviction was needed (tricky) I went through an attorney so that it was handled legally and that payment for damages could be collected.
What's wrong with that?
Subletting is another reason
Sometimes you just don't get along with a tenant. Some can be abusive to staff. We shouldn't have to put up with that. Sometimes the tenant can be scary. Nothing overt but you know there is a possibility of issues. We have had a couple that we would not allow employees to go to alone. Some tenants are too high maintenance. If there are drug issues, it can be hard to prove in court. There needs to be police reports and police cannot just walk in without probable cause.
You seem to have a pretty good show. But tell us about a manager, And a corporation. Baking money through the person's Birth Certificate. Through the Vatican, that's where the New York stock exchange. Take an advantage of disable people refinancial profit and now the executive order #13-#18. That means the corporation and the manager will financially benefit. It call to individual, it's a hanging offense.
Executive order
I
When a financial decision- such as deciding not to renew a lease - seems to not have an apparent reason, is it too much to expect the decision maker to be able to express their reasoning in a coherent manner?
Yes. It's his property. He doesn't have to give reasons.
Do you have to provide me a reason that you don't want to rent me a house tomorrow?
First the new state law of Just Cause Eviction state law has already passed and was signed. Ithaca is simply tonight going to what is described as opting into the law. And likely will on July 10. So this opinion is just trying to change something that is already in place. And by the way remember there is a price fixing lawsuit underway and New York is participating in it. So it appears not only is this opinion piece trying to ignore these issues, but also trying to say that when a person gambles on an investment as a landlord, they are entitled to not bear the cost of a bad bet. The Fed Interest rates will not go down until the cost of housing does in recent reporting.
Yes they ARE trying to change the law. Because it’s a bad law.
Ithaca...city of evil
@@ll-yh7pg College town.
If you dint like the rules... dont be a landlord. It's pretty simple. Housing is a necessity of lufe and you people are expecting people to buy your property for you and then they have NOTHING to show for it. You DO NOT DESERVE TO PROFIT FOR A LIFE NECESSITY PERIOD.
So in fact the landlord is your personal slave who must take care of all your housing because you have rights but no responsibilities. And since your rent is given to the landlord to turn around and invest in your unit he has no money to pay his mortgage and is on the street. So who is supposed to supply him with his life necessity?
Nothing like an economic ignoramus who has his rights and screw everybody else.
😢you are so ignorant it is people like you we don’t want to rent to
Who do you think provides property for you to rent? It isn't other tenants. People not becoming landlords will be your problem when there's nowhere to rent.
So I suppose car leasing companies don't deserve a profit for buying the car and leasing it out? I guess stores don't deserve a profit for buying items and then reselling them? With that logic, soon you will have no stores, no leased cars, and no rentals to live in.
the rules were fine when most landlords started. Now they keep changing the rules and not in a good way. It seems politicians who have no idea about actually running a rental decide to make 'feel good' rules. Well, these rules will drive landlords out of the business as it is no longer a viable business, unless maybe it's a large corporation (and I doubt they will put up with this....they will no doubt, be exempted).
I personally have a couple living downstairs and literally a mother daughters set up in my home and they are literally give me a hard time with the system laws they’ve been incredible. Great I love them to pieces but when they moved in, they had one dog now they’re moving out and they have three dogs because, I have no problem with that because I’m an animal person. And please give me a hard time both of them and they have three dogs so he’s trying to screw me and not pay rent and staying here and squat. This is when I want to get a hold of the government and say OK they are more rice than I do and you want them to stay in My Home so I think they should pay half of my mortgage half of my bills because I don’t need to support themand support these people!!! Tell me what you think and what should I do?!
I apologize because I talk text and there are a few mistakes that I did not check before I sent this. I can fix them, but I’m assuming you get the gist and if not, let me know because I will definitely fix them because there’s more than one!?!?
They have more (rights)* than I do
The government should pay half of my mortgage and my bills if they want me to carry these peoples butts and let them be squatters for free (for them not for me!!!?)
I also apologize for repeating some of these texts, but it’s saying that there’s no comments. Meanwhile, I just left three so I don’t really know what’s happening and again my apologies!!!
I feel your frustration. I'm not sure about how much evictions cosy, etc but, I would put notice to vacate, and start eviction process now. Take pictures of everything. Jot down everything with time and dates. Stay on top! Wear a white hat and be the good guy. Be stern and peacefully and purposefully in getting them out. Don't go out of your way to help. Get them out