Looming debt crisis for renters & landlords on City Inside/Out
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Seattle and Washington state have both extended their eviction moratoriums till June, giving lawmakers more time to handle a looming rental debt crisis of over $1 billion. The eviction ban has helped thousands of families during the COVID-19 pandemic but has also taken a toll on landlords who do not know if those bills will ever be paid. We discuss pending legislation and consider a public health perspective.
Guests:
Britta Risner, Landlord
Arianna Laureano, Renter
Cory Brewer, VP-Residential Operations, Windermere Property Management
Katie Wilson, Secretary General, Transit Riders Union
Michele Thomas, Director of Policy & Advocacy, WA Low Income Housing Alliance
Brett Waller, Director of Government Affairs, WA Multi-Family Housing Association
Dr. Annemarie Dooley, Board Member, WA Physicians for Social Responsibility
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How about open up the economy and let the market work?
One question: how many homeless peopled died of Covid-19? I'll wait.
How many Junkies' died homeless, how many homeless die of the flu. Homeless die, if this were about people being homeless, we would be spending the money on American homeless instead of spending Billions every money to house the illegal immigrants crossing the border every day. This is about a bunch of stupid politicians who have no idea what their doing, just throwing money at the problem.
@@MyHebrews that's why u Hebrew
Any statistics??? Like India? Or called overdoses?
I'm guessing lower than you think.
Constant exposure to bacteria and viruses builds the immune system.
On the down side they generally don't have a very good diet.
The tenant does not have a right to stay in a building when there’s no agreement. All the 1 year leases are up. So the tenants from last year no longer have the right to the unit. It’s called a lease. Typically one year.
So you would be ok to put people on the streets to be infected with the virus which would be assault and be it results in death that would be murder. Please keep this in mind. Thanks
@@kimberlyguillen7324 it’s not my responsibility to house folks that is the governments responsibility . It’s called public housing. They are not sick and they are working and ordering Amazon boxes every week.
@@kimberlyguillen7324 , you want one group burden with the problems of others. Ummmm
Would have been better for them to do right by the landlord and pay up. I've never cheated a landlord ever. Just the worst kind of human behavior to be living in a home and deny your portion. They deserve to have happen to them what will: expulsion. The government should have subsidized the landlords first like HUD housing or section 8. Then the tenant could have kept what was left. But no, they were trying to boost the economy with spending. They didn't care about the landlord. Also those that played themselves thinking they played the landlord ruined their credit and will no longer be able to rent much of anything if at all.
Shut up
We are in trouble, say the least,
a) rental assistance
b) government stimulus
c) students debt forgiveness
d) caravans
e) people make more in unemployment
If this is not an economic bubble, then don’t know what is!
Juan Rodriguez...I CAN'T ADD NOTHING ELSE...YOU ARE EXACTLY CORRECT!
They need to place a no immigration & create jobs at home first. Stimulus won't work if the $$$ is devaluing & the fact we can't pay bills anymore. Sort out the immigration, get rid of the globalist gov/corporate media, & then place back the gold standard. Cut taxes at 0%. Place back the republic.
Government caused bubble.
@@Amanda-vi3di...well,thats not exactly true:economic"bubbles"are caused by merchants which is more in the private sector than the government,usually evolves into"price gouging".Take San Francisco's housing market which is driven by"soft techs"goal of buying an artificially devalued market...once the consumer can't meet market demand,which too was artificially controlled by merchants with political connections.Now,government is to act as a sort of insurance against market failure...which contributes to government deficit spending...higher taxes and or currency devaluation(dollar becomes weaker in purchases). UNLESS,you are acknowledging through COVID declaration,which is political,caused an artificial market failure to collapse...then you are correct,but that is not the norm.
Student debt forgiveness is completely unfair to us tax payers who didn’t go into debt. IT WILL ULTIMATELY FALL ON THE TAX PAYER! They borrowed the money not me! PAY IT BACK!,,
Home prices are way up. Building materials are scarce. Taxes are going up. Tenants behind a years rent may never catch up. Landlords have to raise rent to pay for the loss of revenue. Moratorium has created a huge bottleneck. Renters who can pay are unable to move in because non payers are staying in units for free. Would you force doctors to heal for free for a year? Force lawyers to defend for free for a year. What do you call a government that forces someone to provide services for free for a year?
are a lot of landlords dealing with tenants who have refused to pay for a year?? I know of one who went crazy because his tenant was behind 1 week
@@TheTeganOsmondChannel Most have been able to work with their tenants. But there are stories of owners blockaded, fined, vandalized, foreclosed and even attacked. Supreme Court said federal moratorium is illegal but it took them a year to decide. Some localities still have moratorium in place so including backlog could be 2 years before eviction case is heard by a judge. You have to search local news yourself because national media will focus on one side. Tenants outnumber landlords so many localities are passing rent controls and other restrictions.
@@jeretso Thank you. It seems like there is extreme on both sides. Complete freeloaders who refuse to pay rent for an entire year, yet on the other hand landlords literally harassing and threatening people over being 1 week late due to circumstances beyond their control. I've never faced an eviction, so I'm unsure how this all works
Homelessness will skyrocket when tenants don't qualify to rent. My tenants have jobs, but don't pay! They drive nicer cars, have bigger TVs, and nicer phones than I do. They are the ones who can't come up with $400 in an emergency. If I'm 'nice" and allow them to get behind on rent, they move away rather than pay me back. Expect Landlord revenge!
I feel your pain Joe . The nicer you are the more they shit on you. My renters pay thousands of $$$$ on Amazon crap and all I ever get for rent is excuses , unfortunatly the bank won't take excuses for payment.
All of the activist in Seattle making things WORSE!
Property taxes are not forgiven or postponed (without fees) - Taxes will not be reduced in the foreseeable future. Care's Act resources are restricted - not allowing those funds for property owners for property taxes
I owe 2k plus a month in interest only on property taxes...
This also needs to be addressed.
The biden administration wants people and businesses to lose their property so government can take over.
Socialism
@@noneyabusiness1161 let’s just say the government has created the debacle. Republicans and democratic. Two weeks out and no ones talking about it. I feel really sorry for the home owners.
They need pay my taxes I not got rent whole time and owe taxes and utilities and garbage I’m a landlord I own my places and I want help this is crap you ruined society this moratorium changed it all horrable government ideas this didn’t work only made a huge problem now we have a third world country cause of horrable leaders
I know landlords like myself who keep properties vacant out of fear of tenants not paying rent.
I really don't blame you...
What the government has done is criminal!
Sounds like squatter heaven, all they gotta do is write out a fragrant receipt and there in
What good does it do to keep them empty?
Stephen Curtis fragrant receipt?
Some of the people who easily could pay rent aren't. Incomes in 2020, surprisingly, were HIGHER than in 2019. This is largely because of "stimulus" checks and bonuses in addition to regular unemployment insurance.
My tenant is able to pay rent but refused that’s what frustrating. He’s lazy at home all day and he drives a new bmw so please tell me why is he don’t have to pay and I can’t evict him. He’s on unemployment for over a year. now.
@@katycali714 you should look into your State/County and non-profits for relief for your renter (most organizations will pay you drectly)
Brad A thank you for the info. The tenant has to apply but in order to qualify he has to miss couple payments and verified his financial. I don’t think he qualify but he chose not to paid rent 4/1/2020. He is able to paid but don’t want to cause this law doesn’t required them to paid as long as the eviction ban is in affect. I’m just very stress right now. We have to get up @5am to go work paid our mortgage & bills and taking care of my 2 girls. It’s frustrating how governments is so screw up in there head. They think we landlord the word free is writing on our face. Sighhhhhh
@@katycali714 this moratorium is to keep us housed but we still have to apply for assistance no tenant refuse the rent or they violate the moratorium order.
Kimberly Guillen tenant did applied for rental assistant but they deny him. It’s him taking advantage of the EM where he chose not to paid rent.
"We are going to make it so tenants don't have to pay rent, but landlords must still pay everything, then we'll call it a "landlord bailout" and demand they give us all the things we have always wanted or else they don't get the "bail out".
Renters are going to be screwed once this finally hits the fan. In my neighborhood of about 200 houses there were at least 15 rental properties. Of those 15 I believe about 10 of them have sold and most of them have sold to private individuals not people looking to rent these houses out. And this is happening all over. The houses that are being sold to people trying to rent the houses out are not being so demand pop landlords. They are being sold to big corporations. but when you go to rent and maybe you're a little under the qualifications or maybe you have an eviction on your record it's the mom and pop landlords who are more likely to accept that. The corporations usually have strict policies and they won't even look at you. Renters who have paid the rent all this time are going to be sitting pretty but those who haven't are going to be screwed
Nope even the renters that paid have stretched their landlords by breaking covenants and constantly paying late getting away with a shitload of frustrations. They will also be evicted when the ban is lifted.
They don't realize that this whole ordeal is putting a bad taste in the mouths of property owners, and they're going to either pull out of the market or raise prices significantly across the board. Short term gain, long term loss - tenants will never recover.
What about the land lords who owe thousands of dollars on their mortgage payments on their property and the thousands of dollars owed on utilities also, also the Property Taxes due?
This is going to hurt the Good Tenants.
Cost/Losses will need to be spread around .
Landlords will simple be cashing out.
More stringent leases , higher deposits, shorter leases.
Just to name a few hoops tenants will now be going through
Exactly! Most people are too ignorant to realize this.
Depending on where you live good tenants might not be so bad off. no one is going to want to rent to somebody with an eviction on their record and that's going to be a lot of people. So if you paid rent it's probably going to be easier to get a rental. The only caveat to that is there will be less rentals. Where I live a lot of rental houses are being sold and while some of them are being sold to rental companies a lot of them are being sold to private people who are going to use those homes to live in rather than rent out.
@@noneyabusiness1161 theyre not ignorant. these people who chose not to pay just dont care and are mad that they got caught up. where i live a lot of tenants are mad at me because i continued to work and pay my rent through the pandemic. they chose to buy new vehicles, boats and took trips.
@@shellsmith2621 the Democrats are teaching people it's good to live off the government
They have no self esteem and just don't care.
Democrats will do anything for a vote
I am from Seattle WA, I have a tenant who section 8 made big damages costing around $30,000 in my property what right do i have to evict them with this new law?
Most section 8 tenants do property damage. I have had them next to me for the past 10 years, and they have in many incidences damaged my property and their landlord will not pay for my property damages. I live in a house next door.
I am at this time having windows put back in that they broke. Their landlord does not want to hear anything about what they do, and he has made it clear that he views the property owners around his property as the enemy-clear and simple.
Ms. L. Churchill
Permanent rental assistance? More trillions that government will have to give out month after month. This will become a vicious cycle, people will not want to work not ever again. This will end badly, will be an epic disaster!!!!!!!!
The trump administration failed hugely. Just as other countries optef to do, monthly checks should have been issued to those financially impacted first. The same solution can go forward now but the GOP did not want to help tge common people only tge wealthy who gained another 180 billion dollars in wealth in one year during the pandemic. This is obscene.
Write a check and solve this problem and save our families and fellow Americans from homelessness! It's not that hard it just takes a willingness, respect and care for the people hurting.
We needed affordable housing before this pandemic and now it has been exasacerbated.
We don't have the money?
Property taxes. Mortgages maintenance
Put all that on hold too?!... it's not a business if you're forced to House people for free that's a charity
Inslee is a goof. Getting back rent when all this is done is a farce.
Unfortunately I see this situation continuing and worsening. I've been watching the homeless situation worsen for years before Covid. Frightening!
Alot of them refuse to work and use Covid as a excuse.
high profit rents brought this on
The tenants think that the property owner & landlord is living free, and does not have any responsibilities. I know they need help, but a law should be put in place so that they are not taken advantage of, as well, by tenants who can pay, and have not tried to communicate with their landlords.
Ms. L. Churchill
Also think that if tenants who haven't paid their rent in months are eligible to get free representation or legal help then the landlords who haven't received the rent they are due should also get free legal representation.
$34K owed in back rent??? Over the course of a year? Geez how much are they paying?
They are paying $2833 per month in rent. They could have bought a house by now of their own.
Ms. L. Churchill
that's probably a high cost of living area. But even where I live which is a relatively lower cost of living area rentals for a single family house usually run from between 1200 and $2,000 a month depending on the size of the house. So a family who gets even just 6 months behind on $1,500 well that's $9,000. If they have $9,000 or the ability to save that up in a reasonable amount of time these people would have bought their own house. These landlords are never going to see that money again which is why they are so frustrated understandably
Why move to a cheaper unit when the government lets you stay for free? The government has created a growing bottleneck and their solution is to keep the bottle closed until the next election. The government has basically shutdown the rental pipeline so new families cannot find a place to move, lines for prospective properties will grow and prices will go up.
absolutely correct
This has turned out, largely, to be a money grab from landlord to renter with the banks totally immune from non-collections on their mortgages.
Rod Starcke , obviously you don't own a rental. If you did you would realize that the landlords are not the bad guys. We still have to pay the mortgage, the taxes , insurance , the water bill and what ever the tenants don't pay. I haven't received rent in almost 2 years. I am going to lose my house because I can't support to pay for 2 houses. I lowered the rent to $800 dollars a month for a house that is worth $2500 to $3000 a month and it costs me $1100 a month , and the renters both work and they still won't pay me . Because they think if I can't evict them why should they have to pay me ? I don't get a break from the bank , not most of us do. So Mr. Starcke if you don't have a dog in this fight maybe you should keep your opinions to yourself.
@@cindyleeolson8313 , I said what you said. I said the money was being grabbed from landlords and given to renters. Read my sentence again.
In the NAME OF JESUS CHRIST, I pray that the LORD provides financial stability and a permanent place to stay/live for all the residents who have loss their jobs and homes and have not been able to recover during this pandemic. But on the other hand, no one has mentioned the issue about those people/renters who did NOT loose their jobs and continues to work BUT refused to pay their rent/ mortgage because of the moratorium when they could have!😡 Also, these renters/ people have been using their rent/ mortgage monies to purchase vehicles, take vacations, traveling to other places just for fun etc!😡 I personally know several people that are landlords who are and have been experiencing this very same thing with working tenants!😡 Just plain evil!😡 For the love of money is the root of ALL evil!!! (I Timothy 6:10 KJV)
Your disability check never stopped. Plus the stimulus checks. What is the excuse not paying the rent? What flat screen t.v.s , Iphones and what not. Really!!!
UNTIL DECEMBER? What about property owner rights? My son bought a house where a renter refuses to leave even though he has not lost his job! There is no rental agreement, he has been served 3 times. At the end of the 3rd eviction notice it will be 6 months worth of eviction notices. Don't you think it would be better for this guy to at least look for housing now before the moratirum expires?
I’m sorry you going thru it and frustrated like I am. The renter rent a studio in back my house. He lied saying he’s a student and will work next month. Well he hasn’t work since he moved in on 6/2020. He’s been paying rent fined up till 4/2021. I found out he’s been on unemployment and signing for rent relief. I refused to participate cause I know he’s lying that’s when he’s been giving us problems. I try to evict him since 3/2021 cause he’s been giving us stress but with this ban we couldn’t. I don’t know rather to scream or cried. I just pray for this ridiculous ban to over so I can evict him. I can’t believe I have no control over my own house. Let’s just pray. 🙏🏻😭😭😭
@@katycali714 Yes! UNBELIEVABLE!
When that tenant finally gets evicted he'll have a much better chance winning the Lotto jackpot than finding a rental to live in. Every landlord in the entire country will be checking for judgements and evictions.
Pay your rent I took a job I hate to pay the Bill's. Most people bought new stuff instead of paying uncle Sam said you didn't have to pay so you used that as a reason not to pay. There's plenty of jobs get off your asses and at least try and pay what you can
AS LITTLE AS I MAKE A MONTH $900 A MONTH I STILL PAID MY RENT. I KNOW A LOT OF YOU GOT A STIMULUS DID YOU GIVE TO THE LANDLORD?
sending money to lawyers because govt forms are too difficult to understand will make those lawyers rich
send all govt rental assistance $ directly to landlords so they wont have to evict in the first place
To all landlords. Get a match. Burn the trash down.
Thanks to Dr. Dooley for saying the people who will benefit are the lawyers.
This problem is not about the eviction moratorium, it's about a corrupt system in its death throes. When the moratorium ends there will be an even bigger problem bc we failed to address the real issues affecting the economy. It's really about ignorance and stupidity catching up with stupidity and ignorance. So we're looking at calamity and horror right now about to be unleashed. What we need is strong govt that can solve mankind's problem once and for all time.
don't bet your life on a strong government bruh....
@@howiescott5865 By strong government I mean God's Kingdom, What do you bet your life on?
County tax collector's are counting on properties to become burden by taxes (unpaided) those property's will generate funds and help grow tax rates
I have to say, a very pleasant newsman. Cheers to you for this insight 🍻
I don't hear specific suggestions on how to deal with this. The bureaucracy isn't addressing that the Federal government is insolvent.
Exactly!Our Government is Pretty much Broke and all they're doing is postponing the Inevitable!
@@bp22470Postponing? Making it worse!
Honestly I don't know if there really is any way to fix this now. I really think that tenants should not have been able to get more than 3 months behind and rent in the first place. Because now you've got people who can't afford to own a home owing more than the cost that they would pay to put a down payment and pay closing costs on a home. Well if they had that they would own their own home right?
A blind and disabled man (wheelchair) I work with was pretty much traumatized when he had to change apartment complexes due to demolition/sale of his last location where they relocated all of the tenants. He never missed a payment but had no control of the situation without being an owner. Makes no sense why the banks only loan money to wealthy people. What about if the city did a muni bond to purchase apartment complex and rent out to people. Then at the end of the mortgage the city would gather any rent as income to the city to help the disabled etc.
Could someone help me find out how many rentals are owned by large hedge funds and how many mom and pop owners? The news always cry’s about the little single owner rentals but it never talks about the huge amount of rentals owned by corporations.
At 3:42 she's trying to get by on disability payments, pay your rent with that money!!!!!!!!!!!
There's a guy I know who goes by the name of Snidely Whiplash. He excels at evicting tenents.
24:54 she's full of shyt... she never explained how because it doesn't last generations. If someone can't pay rent they essentially have nothing. After evicting you still have nothing.
The government needs to quit coming up with all these “packages” and stop bailing everyone out endlessly and forever. When people have to figure it out for themselves, they will. To suggest everyone needs government help perpetually, is insulting.
I am glad I payed off my mortgage in 2019 before all this started, I was able to this coming just like 05 through 10 but there was nothing I could do about it but hang on for the ride and I did without a lot because I had to pay my mortgage first and every thing else had to wait an I lost my job but unemployment was enough to pay the mortgage and some bills. I said that the next job I can get I will work like hell and get myself out of debt and stay that way. Here in 2021 I am out of debt cars payed off mortgage payed off credit cards debt payed off now all the money I earned is going to pay me off and saving it like crazy mad man and I love to see it grow.
Politicians put burden on landlords and why politicians don't give up their paycheck to help the tenants.
Landlords can't be patient. back rents are accruing and tenants will be unable and/or unwilling to pay back rents. The number of foreclosures will rise. I'd like to know how many property owners would like to rent while there's an eviction moratorium. Landlords are now forced to raise rents to pay for lost rental payments to meet their own past due financial obligations. Government doesn't get it... an eviction moratorium is like a band-aid on a gun shot wound and the wound is now infected and festering...
More homes on the market would actually help more homebuyers trying to buy a home. Rental assistance should have been passed by the end of last summer. This way landlords would have had the rent money by early this year. Kicking the can down the road or not thinking ahead just causes more problems. The changing economy over the last many decades forces many people to get into the rental market to give themselves a future & taking away homes that could have been purchased by people as their primary residence.
State unemployment plus 600 from feds then 300 from fed which continues to this date and still no rent I can address personally that the drug lord got the money but not the landlord recently evicted 2 separate tenants getting out of the business after almost 40 years mostly likely the buildings will become owner occupied single family end result less rental units available your government at work
After 22 months I have no patience I’m about ready to lose my stuff because of the stupid freaking moratoriums don’t state if you are directly affected by this virus that’s all they have to do is re-were their wording and make them show proof the tenants that is
“If you can pay rent pay” of course they will not pay, tenant (squarer) doesn’t want to ask for assistance. I apply for rent assistance for the tenant but she is not working with me to obtain assistance
Tenants you have to still pay rent.
No. They will still OWE the rent, but most won't pay.
@Kyla Dumont She's just citing the law, and the law is the authority.
@Kyla Dumont You don't understand. The moratorium doesn't forgive rent. It just make eviction impossible. In practice, people supposedly can't pay rent so they stop. They don't get evicted, but all that unpaid tent is piling up and they are legally responsible.
Most renters in that situation will ignore their responsibilities and not pay. Do they HAVE to pay? Not unless the landlord gets a judgment and the former tenant has sufficient assets. Regardless... the responsibility is still there.
@Kyla Dumont Your point is without merit because it is based on something that isn't true. Getting an eviction reprieve doesn't let you off the hook for rent. It doesn't matter if you had COVID-19 or just a bad attitude, and they only burden of proof for the property owner is showing that you occupied the property and didn't pay the agreed upon rent.
As a person who sells her body, I'm sure you're an expert on fairness, ethics, and morality. Grow up ... if you don't want to be obligated for something, don't agree to accept the obligation. I meet my obligations to my renters, and most of them treat me with the same respect.
You also seem to treat others with the same respect you give yourself. That isn't a compliment.
I'm a property owner, and I have been hit by non paying renters.
@Kyla Dumont Um Pay rent or be taken to court later for violations of the CDC Declaration. Know the facts before thinking what I said was a a person in charge.
I’m in Washington and a landlord I’m evecting a dozen renters and no longer well be a landlord this is crap not legal my taxes I owe elect in my name and water they destroy house refuse to pay ect and police won’t even come over when a tennent smashed my door in two broke window and whole in wall one problem a lot they owe thousands to me were my relief I own my house and rescuer act is only for mirage help it doesn’t help me I’ll never rent to low income people again now a dozen on the street I want paid back this is crap this liberal gov got go
15 days to slow the spread lol over a year later.
Exactly
Sounds like they want to take our rights away. Businesses and people buying it hook line and sinker
Once they sieze power they are not letting go of it.
Covid will never go away.
We have had Corona viruses in the past and will continue.
It is a perfectly executed plan to brainwash people.
All these people would not a went on the street they have friends family they go to u act like all renters a went on street your so far wrong 52% renters live in ma pa owners I won’t even sell my propertys to someone who wants it for a rental unit
So what happens at the end of December?
Are the rents twenty grand a month yet?
READING FROM A TELEPROMPTER
lol what about blm riots
Throw the bums out.
Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. That is textbook capitalism. Landlords need to sell their rental properties. At least this would raise the housing inventory. I know families who can afford to buy a house but don't because one person owne 2, 3, or more houses.
Who told you it's a person's right to own a house? Who are you to tell a person how many houses they should own?
A lot of small business Landlords are going to get crushed.
There are a lot of small time landlords that never had the business sense in the first place to be in the game. Landlords bought in to a business just like some people invest in stocks. When one looses in the stock market, don’t look for the government to bail you out. If one can’t play the game, best get on the bench.
I don't know how anyone ever thought any of this was a good idea. I was fortunate to be rid of my tenants early in the plandemic. As soon as they got word about the eviction moratorium they ditched their jobs in exchange for approx. $1,000 / week, per person from unemployment., which continued for much of the pandeminc. That's $8,000 / month for 2 people, more money than they ever made working, plus the 3 or 4 stimulous payments. And living Rent-Free. Haha! We don't have to pay you a dime of rent and you can't kick us out. Haha!
Let's say their rent is $1,500 / month , and now they owe 15 months back-rent, thanks to the moratorium. That's $22,500.00. Typical renters have never even seen that much money at one time, nor will they ever, as any landlord or property manager knows. That's why they're Renters. You NEVER let them get behind more than 1 month because thats just pretty much the most money they'll ever have to their name at one time. If you "work with them" beyond that, you're a fool . . . As was whoever came up with the moratori why they're um idea and didn't have the foresight to think about what's gonna happen when the moratorium ends and the other shoe drops.
Or alternatively, its part of the plan to eliminate the middle class, the mom & pop landlords along with all the the small business owners that went under (and will never open again) because the economy was destroyed by the plandemic, in large part by imcentivising working renters to ditch their jobs, not pay rent & make more money on unemployment & stimulous payments then they ever dreamed of.
I've been a landlord for 40 years. Everything you said was spot on
@@gilbertgonzales3368 Thank you.
my rent was paid when he bought the building
AMERICA its not a country AMERICA its a continent. The whole entire continent was name AMERICA 269 years way before the United States of America became a nation or even existed.
America? Wasn't that also the name of the group that sang "A Horse With No Name"? 😁
@@knowbodiesfull5768 I have a few questions? 1: Where or how the United States government got the name America from? 2: What happen first? The United States of America or the American continent? 3: What government and its geographers added the North, the Central and the South to the American continent?
Its a country
@@blacklyfe5543 If someone born in Mexico or in Canada are they born in America?
@@blacklyfe5543 Still waiting for your answer
First time viewer. Intro too long in my opinion.
I'm able to pay since I'm still working but this is still so sad and so scary...it takes for someone to lose their job or get sick ...so scary...where are all those ppl going? They gonna have to do a rent forgiveness and pay the mortgages that are behind as a result
It’s the owner of the property you can do what he wants with it
Who asked you for your questions?? I being a tenant dealing with this I can speak from personal experience. No one cares for this attitude don't like what I say keep.it to yourself.
I haven't paid rent in 2 years and I am LOVING IT! God bless New York State. I'm trashing this place when I finally have to leave.
How do you live
@@blacklyfe5543 section 8
that's why all rents are going up all around the country. the only people your screwing over are your fellow renters. the landlords will be just fine
@@gilbertgonzales3368 exactly, hence why I’m screwing them over.