and rents went to the moon. legit renters are the ultimate bagholders here. Even small landlords who didn't qualify for these ERA programs have seen huge appreciation in their properties. Thus their whining about losses is a bit flat in the overall scheme of things. Again the message to the young is..."Playing the Game HONESTLY leads to the poorhouse". Best to find the loopholes and see how far you can push till you risk a jail sentence.
whooz gonna live in their car in Las Vegas when its 100°F out on normal day?? That's what's happening, ask people in Colorado , Seattle , etc., where the temps are more moderate & its do-able. Las Vegas will lose the cheap labor, & dry up , just like Lake Meade.
I am so appreciative of my tenants. They take their rent increases on the chin and keep on paying. I still keep the rents a little below market values.
@@OGecalien you can’t afford to??? I am a single mother with no help and had to file bankruptcy due to a abusive ex husband that took all my money. I still saved money I’m not rich and I was able to buy a house not the greatest but it’s mine. You need to have a new mindset if you want to get what you want. Every month you pay rent that money never comes back it’s gone. The mortgage I pay at least I’m making a profit cause my house appreciates every year. Make it happen instead of saying I can’t.
The worst people Ive met are big corporate housing staff and owners... so its hard to have pity on them now. They are so greedy and exploit tenants nowadays. Fees fees and more fees....fines for petty things. PET FEES THAT ARE INSANE! Telling people that they cant have overnight guests, etc. Going into apartments, tenant privacy not respected. The list goes on and on. Bad, greedy people finally get what they deserve?
Guess they are going to have to live out of their cars. The ones who truly struggled, my heart goes out to. The ones that had a good time partying...it surely will prove to be a humbling experience that to get back into housing will take a tough several years. Nothing instant in being homeless surviving.
And the deluge of illegal immigrants who live 5 families in a single family residence. It's just like Los Angeles. The landlords know this and its why the prices are where they are right now. 15 or more adults living in a 2 bedroom. They can pay the jacked up prices. Thanks to the Mexican Consulate downtown, they can just get another Matricula Consular ID and rent another property...
@@damiandmb2092 landlords with your same attitude only want to make big bucks off people who already have less👌 how about get a real job making real money instead of making the other guys drown so you have extra spending money for your vegas Hos🤣
As a landlord tenants are complaining about increasing rents . It's only going to get worse now with tenants skipping out after months of not paying. Landlords will have no choice but to increase the rent for the next tenant in order to make up for there losses. Also I hardly doubt landlords will ever see a penny of the money from the rent assistance program. On top of it all do to home values increasing our property taxes have gone up massively in the last few years adding to that homeowners insurance constantly increasing due to weather phenomenons. Then renters angry from being evicted trash the property before leaving. I have seen more and more landlords sell their rental property's because it just isn't worth the hassle. This will lead a shortage of rental properties on the market which is starting to happen now.
@marks90004 that's unfortunate. Vegas is going to not be a good place to live soon and will be just like downtown LA. Depressed and full of filth and poverty.
@marks90004 I think u read another comment I made and responded to the wrong one. Your comment does not make sense after I re read the comment I made that u are responding to.
@marks90004 I didnt say anything about rent getting cheaper. I said families will just start living in small apartments together an the landlords hate that so aka will be screwed. What makes rent cheaper is when homes go down in price an it's more appealing to own verses rent coupled with low interest rates but the fed is raising interest rates... That or another 2008 will do it...
@marks90004 they already did… remember?.. people didnt have to pay rent cuz the covid mess an then walked an never paid rent after?… rent moratoriums … remember?
no kidding!! I live in subsidized housing. They run credit checks and backgrounds checks and court debt judgement checks, exactly when I rented private paid apts here and in Florida. Cost me $35 in 2019. Nonrefundable and no tax writeoff.
Don’t feel guilty for having good values and morals. Your parents raised you well. People who are taking advantage of a situation out of greed, will eventually suffer the consequences. There were definitely people that had no other choice, but to stop paying rent. In those cases, I feel bad for both the Renter’s and the landlords. They should both be compensated.
I'm a landlord & tenant, so I see both sides. We need to communicate to see where everyone stands, work on the issues together to come to a conclusion. Both sides are going to lose out somewhere along the line, but remember your not alone.😒
Too many people are refusing to go back to work because they are waiting for that dream job to come around. What happened to working at an okay job while still looking for a better job? People got lazy and too comfortable living off of that extra unemployment $. That $ should have gone directly to the landlords or like a SNAP card so it could only be used for food, diapers and children's clothing if they had children- not TV'S and gaming systems
@@TheFeburaryDreamer Unemployment benefits and the enhancements were well over what folks were making on the job.... I just assumed folks were paying rent and bills, maybe saving a little during the shutdowns?
Please show me at least one Landlord who actually believed that a tenant would go through hoops to get money....and then actually turn it over to the Landlord.
@@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube On a different note, when it comes to eating, we must follow the modern day American tradition. We promise to not eat and lose weight and probably a few more things that sounded great when they were said out loud. Eating doesn't start up again for another week and a half when most folks toss their New Year's resolutions into the trashcan at the drive through. Happy New Year!
This message is for the landlords that have somewhere to sleep. The people vacated your apartments without paying you thousands in back rent because THEY DO NOT HAVE THE MONEY. THE MONEY THEY HAVE IS TO GET ANOTHER APARTMENT for them to live. So landlords you really think someone is going to give you their last money and go be homeless. It is about survival
Most people were making more money on unemployment than they ever did while they were working. Where did the money go? Now the government is going to bail them out on rent debt also? The whole purpose for getting increased unemployment was to allow people to pay their bills and support their families. I know there are some who did not get the unemployment so they should get a pass but to those that did let them pay their own debt!
Plus the fact they are getting $300 per child( up to 17 years old ) a month from child credit. Combine unemployment and child credit, those people are flushed with money, especially if they have multiple people inside their household getting unemployment and let's say with 3 or 4 kids. That's why you have people not only who wants to work but also don't want to work as hard as they used to. Just part of human nature.
@@junbug1029 Yeah because taking from the working people and the poor to enrich the rich is better, that's the Republican motto, "make the rich richer and the poor poorer."
Landlords have been taking advantage of tenants for many decades, people making the greedy richer, it's time the working people benefited from a crisis, especially during a pandemic. The rich definitely didn't waste the opportunity to get richer so why should the working people not get the help they needed and more??
Markets drive the rents.... not the landlords. People that can’t afford current market values in their area, tend to move in with friends or family, or move to areas that they can afford.
Still here in my place n paid every dime I owed by the grace of God there go I. Chap paid mine. It took a year to get 3 months owed back to my landlord n I am grateful.
BlackStock, Hedge Funds, Wall Street, Corporate America - and the Rich & Famous. They love buying up all the single-family homes and renting them out - so they could become RICHER. Americans could never buy their own homes. Democrats and Bankers collude to hurt us!!!!
The sad thing is done landlords or property managers know that Vegas has been booming despite Covid. I was renting a 2 bedroom condo close to St. Rose and when the Raiders practice facility finished and it was time to renew my lease I was told that there would be an increase of 25%. Now 25% didn't seem so bad but when I actually looked at the new monthly payments I was in a huge shock. I did the math and the increase was over 300%. $1,100 was my month payment and they wanted to increase it to $1,595! I called to ask why such a huge increase and I was told that it's the going rate for renting housing in this area and if I didn't want to pay the monthly increase then I should be out by the end of April. I told these sorry ass people from SSRIP that I've been in this condo for 5 plus years without ever missing a single payment, why was I being treated like some deadbeat? I was forced to look for another place but even with a 644 credit score I got a brand new house. I was giving them the 🐦 as I was leaving
Did you know that even real estate in Las Vegas is 42% over market value? It's #9 in the nation for being sold over value. That can be blamed on people from CA overpaying for houses because they sell their houses there and overpaying and outbid for homes here because they don't want to pay capital gains on the sold house. That's when when the bubble bursts, housing will drop by 50% like last time. The county assessor valuation came in with an adjustment in August with a 25% drop from January already. Houses in our area were selling within a day or two. One down the street has been for sale for 2 weeks now - I think its way overpriced because I know what they paid for it in 1990.
I live and work near St. Rose and Maryland Pkwy and the housing cost in this area are ridiculous, a 4 bedroom/ 3 bath home 2 years ago was about $1,450 a month now the same house is $2,200, a one bed/ one bath apartments are going for $1,400 for 700 sq feet. I love this area and I'm one of the lucky few who's rent hasn't been raised but everyone has not been so fortunate.
@@micapilgrimdaniel2752 I know - it's just not right. Down the street, (Rampart/Alta) Elysian opened a new apartment development a couple of months ago and the smallest one bedroom is also $1425. On Charleston/Cimarron you used to be able to get a 2 bed with a den, 2 car garage fenced-in back patio - patio home style apartment for $875. Now, the one bedroom is going for $925 and that's only for a 6 month lease. That's another issue. They won't let you sign long term leases anymore so they can increase your rent every renewal. It used to be they would only up it $25, now it's $100+
Landlords deserve the payments. Tenants need to get their ass in gear and start paying their bills. If a person received all these benefits and didn't pay rent for a year. They deserve to be in the streets and starve. Screw em
@@paulramon7860 you completely misunderstood what I was saying haha the tenets were given the money instead of landlords at first . Should have just paid the landlords instead of the tenets and things would be quite different. Why couldn’t they pay landlords first instead of waiting almost 2 years later to find a way to it haha should’ve been figured out the first 2 weeks of the pandemic
Bummer. You bought a bunch of houses and expect the capitalistic dream to go your way. I live with the people not paying you and I'm not surprised. That's the gamble. Sell the properties to real homeowners while prices are high. A neighborhood of renters is a neighborhood of dead trees and unregistered vehicles.
Requires tenant participation in California. Which is impossible for those that ran off. Gov. cause this loss due to moratorium, they should be held responsible.
@@zhaw4821 that's not the point tho? the government made people not work, they promised money back when it was happening, now they won't give it out a year later? it should of been given out a year ago. the dems still brag like "oh we passed so much money for this and that, while not actually following through. like I never even needed it, and I'm working now, but there was a time when everyone was forced to quit and they let the paycheck protection programs run out WHILE still forcing those same jobs out o the market. it's full dick or no dick as far as I'm concerned or whats the point
A lot of these people just didn’t pay their rent even with all the governments help I’m not saying it was much but they could’ve paid something. And I’m glad to see the governments trying to help all the landlords. Now what about businesses
@risinglotuswind they were helped too. But a lot of people just pocketed the $ and didn't apply the $ to their housing. I would see people at Walmart spending frivolously and bragging about it. Even people with food stamps buying junk food - they used to not be able to buy junk food with food stamps but can now.
Sooooo, let me get this straight, you can do this for unpaid rent, but can't do this for medical bills? Yeah, that makes alot of sense. Good job department of Treasury. 😒Rent is expected every month, so you already know to be prepared, but if someone has a medical emergency, to hell with them right? This is extremely backwards.
My collections APT Lease went to lawsuit i could not get out of, a few other things i paid nothing . This was 25 yrs ago. My credit is awesome now but it was rough during my 20's and 30's. Now i wonder who is paying for this
I know someone had 80,000 in credit card debt just ignore all collection calls for years. Now he is debt free. Probably did not pay a dime. School loans on the other hand there is no way out so I hope these deadbeats used the backrent they stole to pay off their student loans.
Wow. Didn't see this happening. What could possibly go wrong when people get to live rent free for over a year and then all the money they were "supposed" to be saving went to new cars and tv's, playstations, phones, etc is suddenly unable to be paid back? Shocked I tell you! Shocked!
She says it's a win win, because the landlord gets the money and the renter doesn't have an outstanding debt. But the renter ends up homeless, so it's only a win for the landlord. It's tragic that the eviction moratorium is being lifted, as some people will become homeless forever. It's time to bail out tenants before landlords, because bailing out tenants also bails out landlords, when tenants pay the rent. On that note, it's also time to bail out homeless people, as they need it the most and they were shut out of pandemic bailouts. Let bailout money trickle up from people that need it to businesses that work for it. Businesses that laze around waiting for a government handout in the form of forgivable loans, should fail miserably.
As a landlord, I'm ok with this option. We'll be fine. In fact, we as property owners are taken care of better than the tenants. The system is rigged in our favor anyways.
Homeowners had the ability to refinance their mortgages when interest was practically ZERO. The monies made by those property owners would more than cover for this loss. I don’t feel bad for either oarty involved
Nice…Taxpayers foot the bill for other people’s poor choices. The majority of the people that will qualify will be those who were already getting a government check.
@@chinaarlene7035 If landlords would be paid by the fed why would they evict? This is more mixed messaging. In the end, God only knows where all of the money went.
If you are an out of towner that's moving back home, just say to the hell with it, if do to struggling do to an economic downturn.. You can always move back in another 7 more years after you get your shyt together. Save you money for the moving expenses & a new rental... Those collections that you will receive in the mail will eventually go down by 85% if you still plan on paying them.. otherwise to hell with it..
Exactly correct .. we face same problems … more worse .. that is nightmare.. After renters moved out . They destroyed the walls.. doors & plumbing.. As well as the city guys came & goes .. gave notices.. really headed
Well, those goons from Washington thought 20k of back rents would be paid to the landlords after eviction MORATORIUM was lifted. We all know they would just live. I would still go to court and file eviction to make sure it's on their records.
@@chinaarlene7035 Even if that is true where you live, the landlord will get a judgement for the back rent owed. That will remain on record. Good luck trying to rent or buy a house.
@@jimziemer474 already bought one idiot. I don't think people in poverty care about home ownership as their top priority...or credit scores. You're out of touch as to how the real world works.
While the DemonRats are travelling and partying - no masks, no social distancing and lying to Americans.They've become VERY RICH - while causing the middle-class to become POOR!!!!
I blamed the people that were holding the money 💰 that and still holding not helping people up till now next when you get to and the funds are there and you don't get help.. and you have lost your job.. when these places have received money from the government.. and no help..
If you are a bad tenant, You didn't even have the sense to save some money while you were not paying your rent. Had you saved, you would of had the down payment on a small home outside of the big cities.
Yes this is exactly what happens when you let folks live rent free with no recourse for landlords. #recallsisolak Landlords should really think twice about more government spending which is only spending to try and fix an issue the government is responsible for starting. More stimulus spending is not the answer
I don't understand why the government hadn't the 2008 housing crisis, and here we go again, just 10 years ago, but now its the landlords turn. This is sad! Many people haven't ,even recovered from 2008 plus a "Bankruptcy",how could anybody recover this debt. Commercial property is next.
I used to own rental properties, what a pain in the rear. As one of my renters told me, " If I had decent credit I would buy my own home and not rent from you". Those wise words from that deadbeat of a man made me sell my homes and buy farmland. Much easier to deal with farmers than struggling people.
@risinglotuswind I’m a landlord who got shit on for 6 months straight by a bitch ass teacher employed by the Clark county school district. The bitch never missed a paycheck according to public record but can’t pay $900/mo for rent? I’m not stupid enough to think there’s such thing as free money from the government. Keep that shit.
Printing money is the problem. Salaries aren't keeping up with cost of living. Used to be you make 50k a year could afford to live pretty well 20 years ago, now you need to make 100k+ for your money to buy same things. Your average salaries certainly haven't increased that much however. Remember how can of soda used to be 25c from a vending machine? 2$ now. Remember pack of cigarettes for 1.5$? 10$+ now. Used to be able to get takeout from a pizza place for like 10-15$, it's closer to 40-50$ now. Rent used to be $450 a month where I live for a 2 bedroom, now it's more like 1200$. Could do grocery shopping for 50$ for a week, now it's like 150-200$. Used to be able to buy a brand new (but cheap) car for 11-13k, good luck with that now, cheapest car is 20k. 20 years ago my parents bought a house for 100k, while my dad was making about 50k a year. So house cost 2 year salary. Now same house is worth 300k. Every dollar you put away yesterday is worth 50c tomorrow. With inflation like that good luck trying to save up for a house. I haven't been able to for sure, and I've probably not worked for only 1.5 years while in college (the other 2.5 years in college had jobs) since I was 16.
Add another plan to pay back landlords. If the first didn't work I don't see how this one will. Why is some relief money going to landlords and other to tenants? Some money going to tenants is not going towards rent. Instead they get to live in a place for free and get paid to do it. Win Win for tenants. I can't believe the money is not going all straight to landlords. (That is what money they can ever get at all.) Whoever made that plan must have been hit in the head too many times.
How landlords can raise is unbelievable. renters need good landlords. Not Vegas slum lords who are full of greed and no heart. Noone wants to rent from a greedy person nor a slum lord. Fix you're $#!+ , Paint you're $#!+. Lower the rent and Respect the people who pay you're bills. Vary simple. Not hard to do at all.
unfit parents teaching children how to be free loaders. nonpaying renters made it worse for all renters now some property owners are not going to rent and others are going to raise the rent and deposit to move in . if people don't want to pay rent then live in a vehicle or under a bridge 😃😃
Why would they leave without saying goodbye? Some have accumulated a years worth of rent into cash, cars and luxury goods. They can easily afford to ditch their old phone numbers so collections cannot find them. Now the government is going to bail them out and they never had to lie on an application. They have a right to remain silent and get free rent forgiveness. Hopefully they use the cash to pay off their student loans hahaha. Brilliant!
Here in Vegas: Lotta new or new to you cars on the road. Like every Fourth or fifth car you see has just purchased tag A lot more Teslas on the road. Less people taking the 🚌 and rideshare Every business has a we’re hiring sign on the door or building. Downtown and strip more busier than ever. Traffic is more busier than ever. Cases of the virus are still going on. Show me the lie?
@@007thematrix007 They were like 600 and something reported cases I think for yesterday…. And 20 something deaths. It is super busy out here. We have several hotels not even open yet. Very depressing. Be safe
They should make renters pay regardless. Come up with a law that goes after renters, goes to collection or even take money from their retirements. I'm Siding with the landlords even though im a renter. These scums takes advantage of the weak system.
The moratorium ended. The US government has billions to pay tenants for rent. Now what is the problem. If it is only to request money from the government that is waiting to go to people in need for rent. Have them fill out the paperwork.
@@MegaDaveNichols Local governments are supposed to make sure people get the money. Now if you all are not filling out the papers local governments. want. Or local governments. are making it impossible to qualify for. Then there is a problem. At both ends.
It’s a win win lose situation. The deadbeat tenant wins, the million dollar companies win and the taxpayers that have to pay for it lose.
and rents went to the moon. legit renters are the ultimate bagholders here. Even small landlords who didn't qualify for these ERA programs have seen huge appreciation in their properties. Thus their whining about losses is a bit flat in the overall scheme of things.
Again the message to the young is..."Playing the Game HONESTLY leads to the poorhouse". Best to find the loopholes and see how far you can push till you risk a jail sentence.
whooz gonna live in their car in Las Vegas when its 100°F out on normal day?? That's what's happening, ask people in Colorado , Seattle , etc., where the temps are more moderate & its do-able. Las Vegas will lose the cheap labor, & dry up , just like Lake Meade.
HOW PEOPLE THINK THEY CAN LIVE SOMEWHERE FOR FREE IS BEYOND UNDER STANDING
They're told they can
You see Joe Biden..thinks everything is free..now what..America says it isn't
Government supported it. Forgive it on taxes and I’m sure the IRS will get their money from the renter
Because they’re idiots!
scum for the ones can pay there scum.
No one sincerely believed/s that renters can pay double digit thousands of dollars in back rent and current rent.
I am so appreciative of my tenants. They take their rent increases on the chin and keep on paying. I still keep the rents a little below market values.
@@OGecalien why don’t you just buy a home and be your own landlord
@@OGecalien you can’t afford to??? I am a single mother with no help and had to file bankruptcy due to a abusive ex husband that took all my money. I still saved money I’m not rich and I was able to buy a house not the greatest but it’s mine. You need to have a new mindset if you want to get what you want. Every month you pay rent that money never comes back it’s gone. The mortgage I pay at least I’m making a profit cause my house appreciates every year. Make it happen instead of saying I can’t.
What happened to the 480 billion set aside for this already?
Land lords put in the bank
They didn't pay for 18 months what makes a landlord think they're going to pay the past-due rent
Yes, That money was spent on anything and everything but rent.
The worst people Ive met are big corporate housing staff and owners... so its hard to have pity on them now. They are so greedy and exploit tenants nowadays. Fees fees and more fees....fines for petty things. PET FEES THAT ARE INSANE! Telling people that they cant have overnight guests, etc. Going into apartments, tenant privacy not respected. The list goes on and on. Bad, greedy people finally get what they deserve?
All pure facts!!!
What makes these tools think that people suddenly have tens of thousands of dollars? WTF?
Who didn't see this happening
Seriously
Guess they are going to have to live out of their cars. The ones who truly struggled, my heart goes out to. The ones that had a good time partying...it surely will prove to be a humbling experience that to get back into housing will take a tough several years. Nothing instant in being homeless surviving.
Omg this is awful I never not paid my rent I feel sorry for owners they still have to pay there Mortgage
Well, first off you all raised the rent on everyone in an economy that can't support the high prices and low ass wages!
Agree
Now they are crying no one will pay. Goose meet gander
And the deluge of illegal immigrants who live 5 families in a single family residence. It's just like Los Angeles. The landlords know this and its why the prices are where they are right now. 15 or more adults living in a 2 bedroom. They can pay the jacked up prices. Thanks to the Mexican Consulate downtown, they can just get another Matricula Consular ID and rent another property...
You're not entitled to low rentals. The market dictates this, not you.
@@damiandmb2092 landlords with your same attitude only want to make big bucks off people who already have less👌 how about get a real job making real money instead of making the other guys drown so you have extra spending money for your vegas Hos🤣
I never stopped paying my rent
You are a perfect person good for you
These renters are risking their credit reports and won't be able to rent or buy future homes. The unpaid rent stays on a credit report for 7 years.
People stop caring lol
It barely matters.
I don't think that matters when you have lost.... just about everything.
Somebody will rent to them again. You think they’re going to be homeless for 7 years? Get real
We don't do credit no more. 😃
As a landlord tenants are complaining about increasing rents . It's only going to get worse now with tenants skipping out after months of not paying. Landlords will have no choice but to increase the rent for the next tenant in order to make up for there losses. Also I hardly doubt landlords will ever see a penny of the money from the rent assistance program. On top of it all do to home values increasing our property taxes have gone up massively in the last few years adding to that homeowners insurance constantly increasing due to weather phenomenons. Then renters angry from being evicted trash the property before leaving. I have seen more and more landlords sell their rental property's because it just isn't worth the hassle. This will lead a shortage of rental properties on the market which is starting to happen now.
People will just start living together with extended families like mexicans do and there will be less renters. Landlords are gonna get screwed.
@marks90004 that's unfortunate. Vegas is going to not be a good place to live soon and will be just like downtown LA. Depressed and full of filth and poverty.
@marks90004 I think u read another comment I made and responded to the wrong one. Your comment does not make sense after I re read the comment I made that u are responding to.
@marks90004 I didnt say anything about rent getting cheaper. I said families will just start living in small apartments together an the landlords hate that so aka will be screwed. What makes rent cheaper is when homes go down in price an it's more appealing to own verses rent coupled with low interest rates but the fed is raising interest rates... That or another 2008 will do it...
@marks90004 they already did… remember?.. people didnt have to pay rent cuz the covid mess an then walked an never paid rent after?… rent moratoriums … remember?
Your bad choices and credit rating will haunt you for a long time.
no kidding!! I live in subsidized housing. They run credit checks and backgrounds checks and court debt judgement checks, exactly when I rented private paid apts here and in Florida. Cost me $35 in 2019. Nonrefundable and no tax writeoff.
@@abbeyl6115 lmfao
I feel like an idiot for paying my rent every month.
Same here 🙄
May have saved your credit.
@@hoosierdaddy8002 What is credit?
I don't borrow money.😃
Don’t feel guilty for having good values and morals. Your parents raised you well. People who are taking advantage of a situation out of greed, will eventually suffer the consequences. There were definitely people that had no other choice, but to stop paying rent. In those cases, I feel bad for both the Renter’s and the landlords. They should both be compensated.
I moved from California before the pandemic hit and have received Zero money from unemployment. Thank you Nevada government🤣🤣🤣👌
I'm a landlord & tenant, so I see both sides. We need to communicate to see where everyone stands, work on the issues together to come to a conclusion. Both sides are going to lose out somewhere along the line, but remember your not alone.😒
Too many people are refusing to go back to work because they are waiting for that dream job to come around. What happened to working at an okay job while still looking for a better job? People got lazy and too comfortable living off of that extra unemployment $. That $ should have gone directly to the landlords or like a SNAP card so it could only be used for food, diapers and children's clothing if they had children- not TV'S and gaming systems
My job closed down and I was let go. And I dont qualify for CHAP.
Use your unemployment money and your savings that's what they're for
@@TheFeburaryDreamer Unemployment benefits and the enhancements were well over what folks were making on the job.... I just assumed folks were paying rent and bills, maybe saving a little during the shutdowns?
Please show me at least one Landlord who actually believed that a tenant would go through hoops to get money....and then actually turn it over to the Landlord.
Thank u. Oh I'm not gonna eat so u can eat an live comfortable while I suffer in poverty.. ya fat chance lol
@@peskylogicchillinsky6007Futube On a different note, when it comes to eating, we must follow the modern day American tradition. We promise to not eat and lose weight and probably a few more things that sounded great when they were said out loud. Eating doesn't start up again for another week and a half when most folks toss their New Year's resolutions into the trashcan at the drive through.
Happy New Year!
@@Dancing_Alone_wRentals lol haha
This message is for the landlords that have somewhere to sleep. The people vacated your apartments without paying you thousands in back rent because THEY DO NOT HAVE THE MONEY. THE MONEY THEY HAVE IS TO GET ANOTHER APARTMENT for them to live. So landlords you really think someone is going to give you their last money and go be homeless. It is about survival
Note to self: Do not rent to Sarag Sanders......
Sue the CDC. They had no authority to order free rent.
Most people were making more money on unemployment than they ever did while they were working. Where did the money go? Now the government is going to bail them out on rent debt also? The whole purpose for getting increased unemployment was to allow people to pay their bills and support their families. I know there are some who did not get the unemployment so they should get a pass but to those that did let them pay their own debt!
Plus the fact they are getting $300 per child( up to 17 years old ) a month from child credit. Combine unemployment and child credit, those people are flushed with money, especially if they have multiple people inside their household getting unemployment and let's say with 3 or 4 kids. That's why you have people not only who wants to work but also don't want to work as hard as they used to. Just part of human nature.
Deadbeat liberal Democrats. Thank you California. FU!
@@junbug1029 Yeah because taking from the working people and the poor to enrich the rich is better, that's the Republican motto, "make the rich richer and the poor poorer."
Landlords have been taking advantage of tenants for many decades, people making the greedy richer, it's time the working people benefited from a crisis, especially during a pandemic. The rich definitely didn't waste the opportunity to get richer so why should the working people not get the help they needed and more??
@@angellight5040
Envy: disease of every left-wing lazy bum, loser
Landlords rob you blind. Over price homes and apartments. Has anyone looked up the price hikes lately? I have no sympathy for any of them.
Markets drive the rents.... not the landlords. People that can’t afford current market values in their area, tend to move in with friends or family, or move to areas that they can afford.
Still here in my place n paid every dime I owed by the grace of God there go I. Chap paid mine. It took a year to get 3 months owed back to my landlord n I am grateful.
Blackstone owns like half the rental properties. Cry me a river.
They seem to be on a quest to buy all the casinos
BlackStock, Hedge Funds, Wall Street, Corporate America - and the Rich & Famous. They love buying up all the single-family homes and renting them out - so they could become RICHER. Americans could never buy their own homes. Democrats and Bankers collude to hurt us!!!!
After this, they will own many more.
Then Blackstone can call up their bankruptcy attorney and file accordingly
They really thought people were just going to pay a years worth of back rent?
No, it will probably just go to collections. No one will rent or loan money to these people again. The long term consequences were not worth it.
The sad thing is done landlords or property managers know that Vegas has been booming despite Covid. I was renting a 2 bedroom condo close to St. Rose and when the Raiders practice facility finished and it was time to renew my lease I was told that there would be an increase of 25%. Now 25% didn't seem so bad but when I actually looked at the new monthly payments I was in a huge shock. I did the math and the increase was over 300%. $1,100 was my month payment and they wanted to increase it to $1,595! I called to ask why such a huge increase and I was told that it's the going rate for renting housing in this area and if I didn't want to pay the monthly increase then I should be out by the end of April. I told these sorry ass people from SSRIP that I've been in this condo for 5 plus years without ever missing a single payment, why was I being treated like some deadbeat? I was forced to look for another place but even with a 644 credit score I got a brand new house. I was giving them the 🐦 as I was leaving
Supply and demand.
Did you know that even real estate in Las Vegas is 42% over market value? It's #9 in the nation for being sold over value. That can be blamed on people from CA overpaying for houses because they sell their houses there and overpaying and outbid for homes here because they don't want to pay capital gains on the sold house. That's when when the bubble bursts, housing will drop by 50% like last time. The county assessor valuation came in with an adjustment in August with a 25% drop from January already. Houses in our area were selling within a day or two. One down the street has been for sale for 2 weeks now - I think its way overpriced because I know what they paid for it in 1990.
Vegas is a shithole desert. It's supposed to be cheap for a reason!
I live and work near St. Rose and Maryland Pkwy and the housing cost in this area are ridiculous, a 4 bedroom/ 3 bath home 2 years ago was about $1,450 a month now the same house is $2,200, a one bed/ one bath apartments are going for $1,400 for 700 sq feet. I love this area and I'm one of the lucky few who's rent hasn't been raised but everyone has not been so fortunate.
@@micapilgrimdaniel2752 I know - it's just not right. Down the street, (Rampart/Alta) Elysian opened a new apartment development a couple of months ago and the smallest one bedroom is also $1425. On Charleston/Cimarron you used to be able to get a 2 bed with a den, 2 car garage fenced-in back patio - patio home style apartment for $875. Now, the one bedroom is going for $925 and that's only for a 6 month lease. That's another issue. They won't let you sign long term leases anymore so they can increase your rent every renewal. It used to be they would only up it $25, now it's $100+
So now the treasury department has a way to pay the landlords 😒 all of a sudden lol
Landlords deserve the payments. Tenants need to get their ass in gear and start paying their bills. If a person received all these benefits and didn't pay rent for a year. They deserve to be in the streets and starve. Screw em
@@paulramon7860 you completely misunderstood what I was saying haha the tenets were given the money instead of landlords at first . Should have just paid the landlords instead of the tenets and things would be quite different. Why couldn’t they pay landlords first instead of waiting almost 2 years later to find a way to it haha should’ve been figured out the first 2 weeks of the pandemic
@@issahumps tenants didn't get the money
@@chinaarlene7035 millions of tenets did get money during the eviction moratorium except landlords
@@issahumps millions are still tied up by the state after the federal government released the funds. Sketchy.
Bummer. You bought a bunch of houses and expect the capitalistic dream to go your way. I live with the people not paying you and I'm not surprised. That's the gamble. Sell the properties to real homeowners while prices are high. A neighborhood of renters is a neighborhood of dead trees and unregistered vehicles.
The next tenant will pay double no biggie
Just like you keep all the deposits .
Requires tenant participation in California. Which is impossible for those that ran off. Gov. cause this loss due to moratorium, they should be held responsible.
Well maybe if more than 10% of money passed for rental assistance was actually given out...
get a job
@@zhaw4821 that's not the point tho? the government made people not work, they promised money back when it was happening, now they won't give it out a year later? it should of been given out a year ago.
the dems still brag like "oh we passed so much money for this and that, while not actually following through.
like I never even needed it, and I'm working now, but there was a time when everyone was forced to quit and they let the paycheck protection programs run out WHILE still forcing those same jobs out o the market.
it's full dick or no dick as far as I'm concerned or whats the point
Slum lords are still making money
Good
So MOVE!!!!
I had a couple of tenants do this to me in the past before Covid… they have no remorse!
A lot of these people just didn’t pay their rent even with all the governments help I’m not saying it was much but they could’ve paid something. And I’m glad to see the governments trying to help all the landlords. Now what about businesses
@risinglotuswind they were helped too. But a lot of people just pocketed the $ and didn't apply the $ to their housing. I would see people at Walmart spending frivolously and bragging about it. Even people with food stamps buying junk food - they used to not be able to buy junk food with food stamps but can now.
They never intended to pay.
Looks like they'll be leaving the city or living on the streets!
All of it belong to God ! Its By his grace we still here
Sooooo, let me get this straight, you can do this for unpaid rent, but can't do this for medical bills? Yeah, that makes alot of sense. Good job department of Treasury. 😒Rent is expected every month, so you already know to be prepared, but if someone has a medical emergency, to hell with them right? This is extremely backwards.
My collections APT Lease went to lawsuit i could not get out of, a few other things i paid nothing . This was 25 yrs ago. My credit is awesome now but it was rough during my 20's and 30's. Now i wonder who is paying for this
Higher rates for the rest
I know someone had 80,000 in credit card debt just ignore all collection calls for years. Now he is debt free. Probably did not pay a dime. School loans on the other hand there is no way out so I hope these deadbeats used the backrent they stole to pay off their student loans.
@@jeretso
agreed
awesome reply
Wow. Didn't see this happening. What could possibly go wrong when people get to live rent free for over a year and then all the money they were "supposed" to be saving went to new cars and tv's, playstations, phones, etc is suddenly unable to be paid back? Shocked I tell you! Shocked!
She says it's a win win, because the landlord gets the money and the renter doesn't have an outstanding debt. But the renter ends up homeless, so it's only a win for the landlord.
It's tragic that the eviction moratorium is being lifted, as some people will become homeless forever. It's time to bail out tenants before landlords, because bailing out tenants also bails out landlords, when tenants pay the rent. On that note, it's also time to bail out homeless people, as they need it the most and they were shut out of pandemic bailouts.
Let bailout money trickle up from people that need it to businesses that work for it. Businesses that laze around waiting for a government handout in the form of forgivable loans, should fail miserably.
As a landlord, I'm ok with this option. We'll be fine. In fact, we as property owners are taken care of better than the tenants. The system is rigged in our favor anyways.
Sure is.
Homeowners had the ability to refinance their mortgages when interest was practically ZERO. The monies made by those property owners would more than cover for this loss. I don’t feel bad for either oarty involved
But a lot of small landlords have a very much screwed up credit because they couldn't pay their own bills on time , no way that they can refinance ...
Nice…Taxpayers foot the bill for other people’s poor choices. The majority of the people that will qualify will be those who were already getting a government check.
And the honest taxpayers get hosed in the end.
Why is she out in the middle of nowhere doing that report?
😆
Sccrew the tenant but save the landlord!
Landlord will never see the money owed.
That’s why my rent was raised by 30 percent and I paid all through the pandemic in full on time and I get the shaft
WTF happened to the rent relief programs tied into each stimulus package? This sure looks like a classic double drip by someone...
States couldn't get the money out and landlords not accepting the money because then they can't evict.
@@chinaarlene7035 If landlords would be paid by the fed why would they evict? This is more mixed messaging. In the end, God only knows where all of the money went.
1500 for one bedroom 2400 two bedroom same as los angeles now kinda tough
If you are an out of towner that's moving back home, just say to the hell with it, if do to struggling do to an economic downturn.. You can always move back in another 7 more years after you get your shyt together. Save you money for the moving expenses & a new rental... Those collections that you will receive in the mail will eventually go down by 85% if you still plan on paying them.. otherwise to hell with it..
Exactly correct .. we face same problems … more worse .. that is nightmare..
After renters moved out . They destroyed the walls.. doors & plumbing..
As well as the city guys came & goes .. gave notices.. really headed
They are only screwing themselves over. When the next landlord pulls the credit like I do I send them packing.
Well, those goons from Washington thought 20k of back rents would be paid to the landlords after eviction MORATORIUM was lifted. We all know they would just live.
I would still go to court and file eviction to make sure it's on their records.
You legally have to send a 5 day notice then get scheduled for eviction hearing. They can move out anytime before then. You're not up on game lol.
@@chinaarlene7035 Even if that is true where you live, the landlord will get a judgement for the back rent owed. That will remain on record. Good luck trying to rent or buy a house.
@@jimziemer474 already bought one idiot. I don't think people in poverty care about home ownership as their top priority...or credit scores. You're out of touch as to how the real world works.
Good report. Well done.
I'm shocked. NOT.
Just put it on the Democrat party’s tab
While the DemonRats are travelling and partying - no masks, no social distancing and lying to Americans.They've become VERY RICH - while causing the middle-class to become POOR!!!!
Get the civil judgement against these deadbeats. Sue the living crap out of these squatters.
doesn't matter, just double by rise the rent..
Moving out or being evicted? lol If youre forcing them out while they are behind in rent then thats what happens... 2 + 2 = 4
Apartment owners beware, do a backgroun investigation before accepting new renters.
And raise the rent.
I'm, , - ! - , Stunned , , by this news , , ,!
Who could have possibly see it coming
Well when landlords raise rents to outrageous prices then what do they expect?
I blamed the people that were holding the money 💰 that and still holding not helping people up till now next when you get to and the funds are there and you don't get help.. and you have lost your job.. when these places have received money from the government.. and no help..
If you are a bad tenant, You didn't even have the sense to save some money while you were not paying your rent.
Had you saved, you would of had the down payment on a small home outside of the big cities.
Yes this is exactly what happens when you let folks live rent free with no recourse for landlords. #recallsisolak Landlords should really think twice about more government spending which is only spending to try and fix an issue the government is responsible for starting. More stimulus spending is not the answer
Have they not tried recalling him twice already? It does not matter what the people want. Voting is a mirage.
I don't understand this rent here is actually affordable
I don't understand why the government hadn't the 2008 housing crisis, and here we go again, just 10 years ago, but now its the landlords turn. This is sad! Many people haven't ,even recovered from 2008 plus a "Bankruptcy",how could anybody recover this debt. Commercial property is next.
End the moretorium now
Didn’t you listen… it has ended.
They will have a judgement against them.
Is anyone surprised?
as the property owners are raising rents to LA prices and totally screwing the people that have lived here for years---
Low life tenants. Get a judgement against them that will follow them forever.
Low life landlords is more like it.
Landlords were going to evict them anyway. I'm sure they all "qualify" for the government program.
Why the complaining?
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Trying to double dip
Why should the government pay their rent?
@@SoulforSale it's a clause that they cant evict or will face a huge penalty
I used to own rental properties, what a pain in the rear. As one of my renters told me, " If I had decent credit I would buy my own home and not rent from you". Those wise words from that deadbeat of a man made me sell my homes and buy farmland. Much easier to deal with farmers than struggling people.
“Make everybody whole” sure lady, where does this lady come from? Just gonna keep on printing I guess
You know where she comes from. Remember Vegas is a sanctuary city...
@risinglotuswind I’m a landlord who got shit on for 6 months straight by a bitch ass teacher employed by the Clark county school district. The bitch never missed a paycheck according to public record but can’t pay $900/mo for rent?
I’m not stupid enough to think there’s such thing as free money from the government. Keep that shit.
Printing money is the problem. Salaries aren't keeping up with cost of living. Used to be you make 50k a year could afford to live pretty well 20 years ago, now you need to make 100k+ for your money to buy same things. Your average salaries certainly haven't increased that much however. Remember how can of soda used to be 25c from a vending machine? 2$ now. Remember pack of cigarettes for 1.5$? 10$+ now. Used to be able to get takeout from a pizza place for like 10-15$, it's closer to 40-50$ now. Rent used to be $450 a month where I live for a 2 bedroom, now it's more like 1200$. Could do grocery shopping for 50$ for a week, now it's like 150-200$. Used to be able to buy a brand new (but cheap) car for 11-13k, good luck with that now, cheapest car is 20k. 20 years ago my parents bought a house for 100k, while my dad was making about 50k a year. So house cost 2 year salary. Now same house is worth 300k. Every dollar you put away yesterday is worth 50c tomorrow. With inflation like that good luck trying to save up for a house. I haven't been able to for sure, and I've probably not worked for only 1.5 years while in college (the other 2.5 years in college had jobs) since I was 16.
@@times05 Allowing a lawless demographic to pour into any city or state for political advantage for a particular party is the problem...
@@times05 pepridge farm remembers
Add another plan to pay back landlords. If the first didn't work I don't see how this one will. Why is some relief money going to landlords and other to tenants? Some money going to tenants is not going towards rent. Instead they get to live in a place for free and get paid to do it. Win Win for tenants. I can't believe the money is not going all straight to landlords. (That is what money they can ever get at all.) Whoever made that plan must have been hit in the head too many times.
Leave Nevada bums and don’t let the door hit ‘ya
Make everybody whole, believe it when I see it.
noooooo, really?
who woulda saw THAT coming?
Certainly not the Liberal politicians that keep fighting to extend the moratorium
How landlords can raise is unbelievable. renters need good landlords. Not Vegas slum lords who are full of greed and no heart. Noone wants to rent from a greedy person nor a slum lord. Fix you're $#!+ , Paint you're $#!+. Lower the rent and Respect the people who pay you're bills. Vary simple. Not hard to do at all.
Wow that's bad unfortunately the free loaders who skipped out will adversely affect current and future renter's in increased rental rates.
unfit parents teaching children how to be free loaders. nonpaying renters made it worse for all renters now some property owners are not going to rent and others are going to raise the rent and deposit to move in . if people don't want to pay rent then live in a vehicle or under a bridge 😃😃
Why would they leave without saying goodbye? Some have accumulated a years worth of rent into cash, cars and luxury goods. They can easily afford to ditch their old phone numbers so collections cannot find them. Now the government is going to bail them out and they never had to lie on an application. They have a right to remain silent and get free rent forgiveness. Hopefully they use the cash to pay off their student loans hahaha. Brilliant!
Here in Vegas:
Lotta new or new to you cars on the road. Like every Fourth or fifth car you see has just purchased tag
A lot more Teslas on the road.
Less people taking the 🚌 and rideshare
Every business has a we’re hiring sign on the door or building.
Downtown and strip more busier than ever.
Traffic is more busier than ever.
Cases of the virus are still going on.
Show me the lie?
Every open business today took out a PPP loan. So technically they are all Zombie 🧟♂️ Corporations.
People have new not for payed junk!
+While Black In Vegas ..... how severe is the covid situation over there
@@007thematrix007 They were like 600 and something reported cases I think for yesterday…. And 20 something deaths.
It is super busy out here. We have several hotels not even open yet.
Very depressing. Be safe
Why not
They ain't got it means they ain't got it. I hope in the future they pay up
They were a bunch of glorified squatters
Taxes will be lower next year.
the correct title is freeloaders leaving without paying rent .😕
I guess the house does not always win.
You got jokes. Good one! 😃
They should make renters pay regardless.
Come up with a law that goes after renters, goes to collection or even take money from their retirements. I'm Siding with the landlords even though im a renter. These scums takes advantage of the weak system.
What do.u think would happen
Bail out the rich
A win win for who, not American tax payers.
The moratorium ended. The US government has billions to pay tenants for rent. Now what is the problem. If it is only to request money from the government that is waiting to go to people in need for rent. Have them fill out the paperwork.
Not in NYC. Liberal politicians fought to keep it until new years. And when New Years comes, they'll probably extend it again.
@@MegaDaveNichols Local governments are supposed to make sure people get the money. Now if you all are not filling out the papers local governments. want. Or local governments. are making it impossible to qualify for. Then there is a problem. At both ends.