Thank you for the great video. We are on the same page on the eviction process.. I have proof also about how terrible the tenant commented on facebook calling me a nasty schizophrenic. But it won't be me that will be doing the suing but my tenant and she don't have a leg to stand on because she didn't document anything like I did. She has really been loud making several threats that she will sue. I wonder if I can present evidence where she lies a lot? She is good about paying her rent but late paying her bills or not paying them leaving me stuck when the utility companies start coming down on me, especially the sewer bill where I can get a lien on my property. But it's in her lease that she is required to pay the bills. I will be so glad when this is over and I hope I don't have to go to court.
@@LandlordAttorney Her rent payment and utilities will come out of her deposit if she refuses to pay. Under Indiana law I can keep her deposit for 45 days in which I will have time to check for damages also. Yes the funds clause is in her lease. She couldn't find anyone to move her except that child molesting boyfriend of hers who was evicted last year because she was complaining about him and isn't even supposed to be over their. She will never get a good reference from me after what she has done. NEVER.
If I have sent the tenant a lease termination letter, and the tenant did not move out on lease termination date, do I still need to send a notice to vacate?
Thanks for the Videos. As a landlord I was interested to know that now my tenant has appealed so what documents should I take with me and also if I have only Bank or Zelle transactions no formal ledger? How many copies?
What should be expected in the trial if the landlord brings minimal supporting evidence for anything they are claiming whereas the tenant is loaded to the hilt with everything from bank statements to video recordings to law enforcement reports and recordings to state law and legal definitions/citations to utility company reports and statements that shows the landlord is up to no good? How many times can the landlord keep going after the tenant, in order to try and find a way around the system the tenant can't effectively block with all of that? IE A - B testing the system, to find a way to cheat it and win no matter what it costs, because an honest direct approach will not ever go in their favor. (Deeply wounded narcissist that does not care what it costs them to get their way in the end.)
Threats are difficult to prove, especially if they are only spoken, but your testimony can be sufficient evidence in a case if someone is threatening you. Of course, if those threats are recorded, and if the recording is admissible evidence, the recording is stronger evidence than testimony alone.
Thank you for the great video. We are on the same page on the eviction process.. I have proof also about how terrible the tenant commented on facebook calling me a nasty schizophrenic. But it won't be me that will be doing the suing but my tenant and she don't have a leg to stand on because she didn't document anything like I did. She has really been loud making several threats that she will sue. I wonder if I can present evidence where she lies a lot? She is good about paying her rent but late paying her bills or not paying them leaving me stuck when the utility companies start coming down on me, especially the sewer bill where I can get a lien on my property. But it's in her lease that she is required to pay the bills. I will be so glad when this is over and I hope I don't have to go to court.
Is it possible for you to apply her rent payment toward utilities first? Does your lease have an Application of Funds Clause?
@@LandlordAttorney Her rent payment and utilities will come out of her deposit if she refuses to pay. Under Indiana law I can keep her deposit for 45 days in which I will have time to check for damages also. Yes the funds clause is in her lease.
She couldn't find anyone to move her except that child molesting boyfriend of hers who was evicted last year because she was complaining about him and isn't even supposed to be over their.
She will never get a good reference from me after what she has done. NEVER.
@@100PercentOS2 I hope you are able to recover your property quickly and that you find a great new tenant. Best of luck to you!
@@LandlordAttorney Thank you.
@@100PercentOS2 you're welcome
If I have sent the tenant a lease termination letter, and the tenant did not move out on lease termination date, do I still need to send a notice to vacate?
Probably. I have a whole video on this topic: ua-cam.com/video/xKobHjPsiqs/v-deo.htmlsi=0DxrtpX0gKvK5W5S
Thanks for the Videos. As a landlord I was interested to know that now my tenant has appealed so what documents should I take with me and also if I have only Bank or Zelle transactions no formal ledger? How many copies?
Thank you for watching. Will this Appeal take place in a Texas County Court?
What should be expected in the trial if the landlord brings minimal supporting evidence for anything they are claiming whereas the tenant is loaded to the hilt with everything from bank statements to video recordings to law enforcement reports and recordings to state law and legal definitions/citations to utility company reports and statements that shows the landlord is up to no good?
How many times can the landlord keep going after the tenant, in order to try and find a way around the system the tenant can't effectively block with all of that? IE A - B testing the system, to find a way to cheat it and win no matter what it costs, because an honest direct approach will not ever go in their favor.
(Deeply wounded narcissist that does not care what it costs them to get their way in the end.)
Winning an eviction trial comes down to proving 4 things. I made a video on the topic: ua-cam.com/video/iJ8ba13PCbo/v-deo.html
Correction! I'm caught 🆙 on my rent,I meant to say.😃😀😀😄😄😝😝☺😉😊😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😃😀😄😝
MY PROPERTY MANAGER IS WRONGLY EVICTING ME! I'M CAUGHT UP ON MY RIGHT AND HAVE NOT BROKEN ANY RULES ON MY LEASE.😭😭😪😪😢😢😰😰😞😞😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😪😰😥
Have your Landlord served you with a Notice to Vacate? If so, what is it based on?
What if being threatened by caretaker
Threats are difficult to prove, especially if they are only spoken, but your testimony can be sufficient evidence in a case if someone is threatening you. Of course, if those threats are recorded, and if the recording is admissible evidence, the recording is stronger evidence than testimony alone.