If these apartment complexes don't want negative reviews or feedback, they need to clean them up and fix the issues, simple as that. Rent costs way too much everywhere to deal with all the issues at apartments.
Arbor Village staff in Sarasota walked into my apartment without knocking before they were supposed to be there, brought guns to the property to threaten me when i refused to shut up about the need to address neglected repairs, and then got 3 people to falsely accuse me of having threatened to shoot them, Scott Eller continues to abuse me in his other CASL house, swarmed with mosquitoes and termites, they're trying to blame me for that too now. Reaching out to the crisis center, cops, fbi, attorney general, dcf, lawyers, for help stopping abuse in the home, has left me further abused, locked up over a year, in fact. left spitting and pissing blood when they were supposed to be providing legal and medical services.
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
There's a difference between making valid complaints to management and trying to publically ruin someone's business. He acted like a Chad and got the boot.
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
It might still be inferred if there had been previous documented comments from landlord agents or staff face to face, emailed/texted or comments on the social media account.
No apparently not because if you can make disparaging comments about an apartment building it's like a slander libel okay and if they didn't go to the management and say listen I would like this stuff fixed instead of posting it on a public Facebook page and just complaining about it he does nothing but create chaos that argument can be well substantiated I'd make it stick 😂
@@MaryHartman-ei9pvthis is America , we have freedom of speech . He can say whatever he wants to whoever he wants as long as it’s legal . By the way renters have rights . You’re slow
Or … he’s a drama queen who loves to stir up controversy. Then go on the news and sob when he gets what he deserves. Then some numbskull like you chimes in.
Exactly. Just leave isn't always feasible or affordable. We shouldn't have to leave when landlords fail on their responsibility. They need to take care of their fricking business.
@@jul.escobarthose looks like fairly pricey apartments, I’m sure if he can afford to rent there he can find something else. Edit: just looked up the rent, 2 bed 2 baths are at $2,950, I’m pretty sure this guy will be fine lol.
In other words, the land lord, or manager, is ignoring their responsibility for building maintenance and if people complain, they can be kicked out!! It's freedom, but freedom for who! Freedom of speech, but freedom of speech for who? The apartment manager has free speech, but the renters do not!! It's the real America!!
Oh yeah Mr Genius? Then explain why this man likes living there so much that he wants to hire a lawyer to fight his eviction? Explain why this man himself, in this very interview, says he loves the building and wants to stay? Any whiny crybaby can piss and moan on Google and Facebook, but when the other shoe drops old boy suddenly realizes he messed up a great situation!
@@bokesnmokesbecause housing is hard to find , everything is over priced . And waiting list can last for years . There ya go buddy . People need a place to live , if I’m paying 2,900 a month to live somewhere . I’ll be damned if they kick me out for voice my American right to speech
Landlords have too much power. They negatively impact renters lives and don't care. It's a terrible business practice. I'm glad he went to the news. Slumlords have too much power.
I disagree, the Facebook group he created is a forum for renters negatively. Call the service center if you have an issue in accordance with your lease. They own the building, and they’re not required to renew your lease.
@@lohengrin4009 it's important to compare stories when learning how others in same building are being treated. It's important to determine if it's just himself or others impacted as well. Of course they don't have to lease to him but it also says a lot about their management practices. They aren't treating their paying customers fairly. Stop defending bad landlords. They should do better.
Word to the wise, this happens to far more people than you realize. Be very careful about posting about your corporate landlord while you still live there. Not saying don't do it, but just weigh your individual costs and benefits.
Usually the right of a landlord to not renew a lease is pretty universal. It's an out against how hard it usually is to go through the process of evicting someone.
@@Rico34 The fact that the landlord said why this man was evicted is the one possible trap card here, normally they don't say anything, but it doesn't sound like not renewing a lease because of 💩posting is a protected class.
And that's how it should be done. If you don't like somebodies place, don't pay them for their space just get out. Either way it will cost you, in happiness and peace of mind if you stay or monetarily if you move. I say better to be poor and happy than well off and miserable. Just try not to be poor and miserable, that's the worst.
Hon, you did your job. As a resident, you did *exactly* what you were supposed to do. *Care about where you live!* But that's okay, they are going to get theirs.
I live across the bay and have similar problems with my property. Filed multiple complaints and they do nothing. Avoid TGM Ibis Walk at all costs. 30% rent increase YoY while doling out huge breaks to bring in new renters. Security features haven't worked in years.
Not true, in Florida, they may have broken the law retaliating against a "tenant group," (the Facebook group of tenants) However, the legal fees to bring the case surpass the value he'll receive in winning.
The lession here is to stay off Facebook. He should have brought his complaints directly to the management. Stay off Facebook and learn to resolve issues with people directly.
Virtually impossible for younger generations. They sit on a couch together and text instead of look at/ talk to each other. Some of them are overwhelmed by ordering off a menu, too many choices, that used to be the sign of a good, busy restaurant.
Honestly, he should have taken his concerns directly to the administration office or the landlord, rather than airing them on social media. If there was an issue with the door, he could have filed a work order. The same goes for the fruit flies; a work order or a drain-cleaning product could have solved that problem. If dog owners weren't cleaning up after their pets, he could have reported it to the office or landlord, prompting them to send out notices or fine the offending pet owners. All of this could have been addressed privately, avoiding any unnecessary negative attention. If he wasn't satisfied with the building, he could simply move to a better place. That's always been my approach. I don't complain; when it's time to leave, I just leave. And I certainly don't step over any dog mess.
So when a landlord doesn't fix stuff, you should just move instead of holding them to their obligations? That way they end up slums because the only people who live there are those who are okay with it? That seems a little messed up. It seems to me that people taking that kind of attitude is exactly what's wrong with this country. Let's not fix it, let's just move on.
My former landlord tried to have me evicted because I found out his house had mold and he knew it and caused me to get very sick I paid my rent on time I waited until I moved to put out there he was a slumlord he took me to court and I countersuit because of the damages and negligence I also had his house condemned because he was trying to rerent without telling the new tenants these landlords are horrible
They admitted in their letter that the reason why they were not renewing the lease was because of what he posted on Facebook, and that is clearly retaliation, which is clearly against the law. He should get a gofundme and sue and teach these people a lesson.
I had someone come into my business for help. The guy bought his stuff smiled and left. Later the guy posted about my prices being too high and heavily criticized my store on google. I said okay and wrote his name under the do not service list. A couple months later the same guy showed up to buy more of the SAME product. When we turned him down and explained we didnt want to do business with him due to his negative reviews he threw the BIGGEST temper tantrum. No business wants bad business. You're free to say what you want about us and we're free not to want to do business with you.
He should sue them, because if he has pictures that prove the building owners negligence, then they are liable to correct those problems without retaliation towards him. What they are doing is illegal.
@@akagenanashi1471 Is you mad? Rent needs to be free because it's a basic right! Do you get charged for breathing? I walked into a gas station and walked out with a water from the fridge without paying because it's a natural resource.
They have a 3.1 star rating. They fostered their own negative review of the building. By their own logic, they should all be fired! Make them pay the costs too! That lawyer was not a good lawyer.
You can basically like where you are living while wishing that your landlord maintained it better. Why is it so hard for people here to grasp this concept?
I don’t know the tenant laws in Florida but where I’m at they have a right NOT to renew your lease. He was not evicted nor illegally kicked out…. Now it is unfortunate that he has to leave but I wouldn’t want to live somewhere so uncomfortable. Now he can find a better spot
Well, FYI: prospective employers may look you up on social media too. It provides them somewhat of a character reference. Be mindful of what you put online 🤷🏻♀️
Just because one can whine doesn't mean he should. If he is UNHAPPY he can always move OR tell the company his concerns.... The tenant seems to be wanting the other tenants to join him. If I were living there I'd respectfully keep to myself.
OMG this is 100% a comment left from the landlord. Notice the two other comments (the only ones against this guy) have the same garbage numbers at the end of their username lol
@@bnwocould be, but this tenant is wrong. They aren’t evicting him. They don’t have the legal right to that. They are not renewing his lease. That is 100% fine and legal. It’s their property. They have the right to tell someone to get out when the lease ends.
If he has the receipts about all the complaints that have not been fixed and there’s a landlord or owner that is trying to get rid of you to shut you up get a lawyer and sue the shit out of them.
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
Sounds like he is a difficult Tenant. I have rental properties and do not renew leases sometimes because of Facebook posts. I check social media prior to leasing to anyone. He is unhappy he needs to go! He may also find he has a difficult time finding a new place to lease . Owners and management companies Talk.
@@richardjernigan9165 I've been here for 11 years and I have seen the Yelp reviews, and they are good to fair. There's a high turnover rate and they spend lots on renovating the old units into newer looking ones. $500 difference. I'm staying put and I mind my own business.
As someone who works maintenance for these places, the last thing we need is someone that moves in and complains everyday. The fact is these things would all be taking care of without him having to make a post about it on social media. They could instead being enjoying their families and friends
This report makes the landlord look worse. First they dont like his Facebook because thyre not keeping property maintained for safety. Second, they wont renew his lease because he made legitimate complaints.
Owner should have just responded nicely...to FB comments.. Like: "shit happens" ty for notifying us, issue will be corrected asap! Please keep us posted of any other incidents! We value your 👀!!!
Even if he leaves he can keep the Facebook group open for residents, but I do wish he could afford an attorney because this is illegal. But we all know that landlords typically do whatever they want anyways because they know how much we make, they know we can’t afford a lawyer and they take advantage of that.
It's not illegal to kick someone out of your own place for what ever reason you seem fit. Why would the guy want to live there. All he does is complain.
A lease is a contract. Contract was up. They have no obligation to sign another one if they don't want to. I saw the headline and thought they illegally removed him or something. Whoever owns that building doesn't have to sign another lease if they don't want to. Same way the tenant doesn't have to sign another lease if they don't want to
I don’t see how FB is a legitimate platform legally but would be interested to know. And i do wonder if its a public FB group would the landlord have any case against the tenant especially if there are complaints that were not submitted officially to the landlord but were on FB. Any lawyers out here?
After sharing this story, the guy might find it hard to find a company or landlord to rent from. Because he posted about the condition of his rental place on Facebook, no landlord would like that.
He just learned a valuable lesson in life, Keep your mouth shut 🤐 sometimes in life you gotta just keep your mouth shut, especially when your not in the drivers seat.
They offered terrible experience and yet they don't want people to give feedbacks. Giving feedbacks is how you will improve your place for the better, ignoring feedbacks just make your place a terrible place to live in.
If the apartments are that bad, he won’t mind leaving. Some people just like to facilitate drama. If you don’t feel like you’re getting what you’re paying for, leave. He says he’s made himself at home there, so…..
He has a right to complain & they have a right to not renew his lease. This will likely make it worse for others who will feel if they voice their concerns their lease will not be renewed. Also, if there were so many complaints, why would he consider taking legal actions to stay there?
Slum lords don't like being exposed
Loss Of Leases... LOL
That's a bold statement without merit.
@@nobull4414 which slums do you own? I want to avoid them... 😂
Facts ! I made mine and his lawyer look like the world’s biggest clowns in court so much that the lawyer looked like she wanted to fight!🤣🤣🤣
If it’s such a slum. Why do you live there? Always blaming the landlord who owns what you don’t. 🤡
If these apartment complexes don't want negative reviews or feedback, they need to clean them up and fix the issues, simple as that. Rent costs way too much everywhere to deal with all the issues at apartments.
I agree but most high end apartments listen to tenants concerns....he like most people on social media complained for attention.
This guy is an entitled snowflake
If you don't like it, GTFO. It's that simple. It is not a hostage situation, you are not being held there, or forced to stay.
Arbor Village staff in Sarasota walked into my apartment without knocking before they were supposed to be there, brought guns to the property to threaten me when i refused to shut up about the need to address neglected repairs, and then got 3 people to falsely accuse me of having threatened to shoot them, Scott Eller continues to abuse me in his other CASL house, swarmed with mosquitoes and termites, they're trying to blame me for that too now. Reaching out to the crisis center, cops, fbi, attorney general, dcf, lawyers, for help stopping abuse in the home, has left me further abused, locked up over a year, in fact. left spitting and pissing blood when they were supposed to be providing legal and medical services.
Fake claims fake reviews all the time
When you make valid complaints they will evict you.
Yup. Too bad. You live in a slum, your choice. If you hate it so much, Move
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
RIGHT!! The irony...🙄🙄
There's a difference between making valid complaints to management and trying to publically ruin someone's business. He acted like a Chad and got the boot.
Mouthy troublemaker, and now moaning about his leash not being renewed, get lost man ,they dont want you there anymore .😂
His complaints seem valid when looking at the images he shared !!!
Yet he and everyone else keep,living there. They can all go live elsewhere.
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
Reprisal laws are pretty harsh. I wish he would sue them. He would win.
Could you name some? Or give some examples in FL?
You obviously didn’t pay attention very well
lease is up he has no legal ground they have every right but until his lease is up and he paying rent he is good
@@adarrinsmith7491 This is what I thought
No he wouldn't. Even the lawyer didn't want to waste his time.
Trust me, he's paying more than enough rent to have hardly any issues. Channelside apartments are in the 3000$ plus range a month.
The landlord messed up by giving him a reason for non-renewal. No reason needs to be given.
It might still be inferred if there had been previous documented comments from landlord agents or staff face to face, emailed/texted or comments on the social media account.
This aint CA😂😂😂
@@omi_godyeah Florida does suck! Hate it! Moving as soon as I can
No apparently not because if you can make disparaging comments about an apartment building it's like a slander libel okay and if they didn't go to the management and say listen I would like this stuff fixed instead of posting it on a public Facebook page and just complaining about it he does nothing but create chaos that argument can be well substantiated I'd make it stick 😂
@@MaryHartman-ei9pvthis is America , we have freedom of speech . He can say whatever he wants to whoever he wants as long as it’s legal . By the way renters have rights . You’re slow
To the people saying "just leave," maybe he just wanted to fix the place to make it better for him and all residents.
Or … he’s a drama queen who loves to stir up controversy. Then go on the news and sob when he gets what he deserves. Then some numbskull like you chimes in.
Exactly. Just leave isn't always feasible or affordable. We shouldn't have to leave when landlords fail on their responsibility. They need to take care of their fricking business.
I understand and agree but it would probably be cheaper to move.
Keep ya trap shut sometimes. That helps too
@@jul.escobarthose looks like fairly pricey apartments, I’m sure if he can afford to rent there he can find something else.
Edit: just looked up the rent, 2 bed 2 baths are at $2,950, I’m pretty sure this guy will be fine lol.
If you want to tell the truth about your landlord/apt building, use an alias.
Maybe he's not a coward.
As a MomMom with a family, I'd rather be a coward than living under an overpass or parking garage.
@@MomMom4Cubs sounds weak
Homeboy doesn't need the headache. Just move on.
He should get a gofundme and sue and teach this company a lesson
Too bad the government can't hold criminals accountable
Not legal for apt to do..
Problem is when "Homeboy" tries to Rent another apartment & they ask him for references & why his last Lease wasn't renewed.
@@xoxxobob61what apartment requires references? is this new
Well. No one will ever rent at that place. ❤Thanks for the heads up ❤
Hardly, nobody will want to rent to him.
The Sumlord is not being held accountable.
In other words, the land lord, or manager, is ignoring their responsibility for building maintenance and if people complain, they can be kicked out!! It's freedom, but freedom for who!
Freedom of speech, but freedom of speech for who? The apartment manager has free speech, but the renters do not!! It's the real America!!
Clueless.
You do not know that....residents feel very entitled nowadays...they think they're owners..
He might not be telling the whole story, either. They may want him out for other reasons.
@@UncleDavesKitchen Did you even watch the video? You can read what was written by management. L2R
That's not how the first amendment or the rest of the constitution works.
Another reason why it's better to own then to rent.
I dunno....homeowner's associations can be sketchy... and what if you get stuck with the neighbor from hell?
@@ieattofu68 you can always sell, especially in this housing market.
As a landlord, I disagree. Renters want low rent and perfect 4 star accommodations. You get what you pay for and it is never good enough for them.
@@fedupamerican296 Which is why I'm not a fan of owning investment real estate where there're tenants involved.
@MaxwellMax I am lucky, I have one mobile, just enough to survive, 🤞👏, potatonomics.
It’s a 2-way street. At the end of your contract, you have the option to renew or move out. The landlord has the same options.
The apartments have a very low rating 3.1 on Google, and several one-star reviews with pictures as well supporting this man's statement.
Oh yeah Mr Genius? Then explain why this man likes living there so much that he wants to hire a lawyer to fight his eviction? Explain why this man himself, in this very interview, says he loves the building and wants to stay? Any whiny crybaby can piss and moan on Google and Facebook, but when the other shoe drops old boy suddenly realizes he messed up a great situation!
Google reviews are mostly fake
@bokesnmokes huh?
@@bokesnmokesbecause housing is hard to find , everything is over priced . And waiting list can last for years . There ya go buddy . People need a place to live , if I’m paying 2,900 a month to live somewhere . I’ll be damned if they kick me out for voice my American right to speech
@@Halo6166your right to speech is your right but how people perceive and react is not up to you. All I'm saying is fafo.
Landlords have too much power. They negatively impact renters lives and don't care. It's a terrible business practice. I'm glad he went to the news. Slumlords have too much power.
I disagree, the Facebook group he created is a forum for renters negatively. Call the service center if you have an issue in accordance with your lease. They own the building, and they’re not required to renew your lease.
@@lohengrin4009 it's important to compare stories when learning how others in same building are being treated. It's important to determine if it's just himself or others impacted as well. Of course they don't have to lease to him but it also says a lot about their management practices. They aren't treating their paying customers fairly. Stop defending bad landlords. They should do better.
@@jul.escobar you don’t need to know how other renters are treated by management in comparison to your experience. Life isn’t fair, deal with it.
@@lohengrin4009 until it happens to you.
@@lohengrin4009who legitimately has zero subscribers lmao
Word to the wise, this happens to far more people than you realize. Be very careful about posting about your corporate landlord while you still live there. Not saying don't do it, but just weigh your individual costs and benefits.
If you have that many complaints, why would you want to stay? I'm looking for a new place when poop starts showing up on the floors
Geez, how much power do these landlords have? If I were him, I’d happily leave. I wouldn’t give another cent of my money to that place.
Usually the right of a landlord to not renew a lease is pretty universal. It's an out against how hard it usually is to go through the process of evicting someone.
@@personnesenki4521 This is true, but there are laws against the grey areas of doing something out of spite, like discrimination, speech, etc.
@@Rico34 The fact that the landlord said why this man was evicted is the one possible trap card here, normally they don't say anything, but it doesn't sound like not renewing a lease because of 💩posting is a protected class.
And that's how it should be done. If you don't like somebodies place, don't pay them for their space just get out.
Either way it will cost you, in happiness and peace of mind if you stay or monetarily if you move.
I say better to be poor and happy than well off and miserable.
Just try not to be poor and miserable, that's the worst.
All rentals should have a tenant complaint page run by tenants! Please start a movement on this!
Hon, you did your job. As a resident, you did *exactly* what you were supposed to do. *Care about where you live!* But that's okay, they are going to get theirs.
I live across the bay and have similar problems with my property. Filed multiple complaints and they do nothing.
Avoid TGM Ibis Walk at all costs. 30% rent increase YoY while doling out huge breaks to bring in new renters. Security features haven't worked in years.
He has a right to be critical, and they have a right to non-renew the lease.
Not true, in Florida, they may have broken the law retaliating against a "tenant group," (the Facebook group of tenants) However, the legal fees to bring the case surpass the value he'll receive in winning.
It's America! In reality, we really don't have that many rights!
Landlord is in the wrong
Housing is a human right. Landlords have the right to bite the curb.
Oh look another lazy land lord bootlicker 🤮🤮🤮
Fruit flies are all over Florida, but when you’re paying Channelside rates, the property should be well-maintained.
You got the right to complain, but they have the right to not renew your rental...a roll of the dice.
He FAFO unfortunately.
Yeah.. this is the private property. Glad the owners are exercising their rights to choose tenants.
@WilliamPozo Oh yeah, definitely worth the poor optics and bad press...
They don’t have the right to retaliate
This is why I use a fake name on my Facebook. Always go incognito when making public complaints on social media.
He kicked himself out.
The lession here is to stay off Facebook. He should have brought his complaints directly to the management. Stay off Facebook and learn to resolve issues with people directly.
Exactly.
Virtually impossible for younger generations. They sit on a couch together and text instead of look at/ talk to each other. Some of them are overwhelmed by ordering off a menu, too many choices, that used to be the sign of a good, busy restaurant.
The same thing happen at my old apartment the property mangers joined the group and start kicking out ppl who complained about the apartments.
Honestly, he should have taken his concerns directly to the administration office or the landlord, rather than airing them on social media. If there was an issue with the door, he could have filed a work order. The same goes for the fruit flies; a work order or a drain-cleaning product could have solved that problem. If dog owners weren't cleaning up after their pets, he could have reported it to the office or landlord, prompting them to send out notices or fine the offending pet owners. All of this could have been addressed privately, avoiding any unnecessary negative attention.
If he wasn't satisfied with the building, he could simply move to a better place. That's always been my approach. I don't complain; when it's time to leave, I just leave. And I certainly don't step over any dog mess.
That was a Facebook group that discuss issues in the housing development. Most likely they went after him because he created the Facebook group.
@@ontheroad5555 True...
Now everyone, including future renters know that you can be thrown out for any reason the management doesn't like. Not much security in that.
This is hillarious. Why are you staying there when you are not happy to stay there??
Snowflakes
Jus to keep them mad😂
Some people love to play victim for senseless reasons…
I doubt he's telling the whole story, they are probably glad to get rid of him for other reasons he's not disclosing.
So when a landlord doesn't fix stuff, you should just move instead of holding them to their obligations? That way they end up slums because the only people who live there are those who are okay with it? That seems a little messed up. It seems to me that people taking that kind of attitude is exactly what's wrong with this country. Let's not fix it, let's just move on.
My former landlord tried to have me evicted because I found out his house had mold and he knew it and caused me to get very sick I paid my rent on time I waited until I moved to put out there he was a slumlord he took me to court and I countersuit because of the damages and negligence I also had his house condemned because he was trying to rerent without telling the new tenants these landlords are horrible
Florida doesn’t have just cause so the landlord can non renew.
The landlord retaliated.
@@ShannonsBibleStudypeople choose not to listen nowadays
@@ShannonsBibleStudy I can non renew in Florida. That alone is not retaliation.
Florida doesn't have a just cause to exist.
They admitted in their letter that the reason why they were not renewing the lease was because of what he posted on Facebook, and that is clearly retaliation, which is clearly against the law.
He should get a gofundme and sue and teach these people a lesson.
If he has so many complaints, why does he want to live there?
He wasn't kicked out. He was advised his lease isn't going to be renewable
You just made it really hard on yourself. Anyone who googles you now, won't be signing up to rent to you.
💯💯💯
That's not true ... if an out of state owner doesn't know what his/her property manager is/is not doing then tis will let them know faster.
The landlord didn't like the "negativity"? Just wait until he's gone, you ain't seen nothing yet! Social media's about to blow up in their faces.
Non renewal happens and I fail to see this as retaliation. A court case could adjudicate this but I would find another home.
I had someone come into my business for help. The guy bought his stuff smiled and left. Later the guy posted about my prices being too high and heavily criticized my store on google. I said okay and wrote his name under the do not service list. A couple months later the same guy showed up to buy more of the SAME product. When we turned him down and explained we didnt want to do business with him due to his negative reviews he threw the BIGGEST temper tantrum. No business wants bad business. You're free to say what you want about us and we're free not to want to do business with you.
Well said and well done!
this is the guy who pooped in the hallway btw
You just lost money 💰
Congratulations on being extremely sensitive to helpful criticism.
Sounds like the guy was right to give you a bad review.
Entitled snowflakes
@@1dueceon9ersounds like the cops that get mad when you are right but still put you in handcuffs cause they got their butt hurt.
Clearly shows the value of being anon online when complaining about the "lords"
He should sue them, because if he has pictures that prove the building owners negligence, then they are liable to correct those problems without retaliation towards him. What they are doing is illegal.
If you complain why do you
Want to stay? It makes no sense???
So u have no complaints about anything ?????????
@@l.austin2371 He can just move out just like the Landlord can refuse to renew his lease. The landlord has rights as well.
@@akagenanashi1471 Is you mad? Rent needs to be free because it's a basic right! Do you get charged for breathing? I walked into a gas station and walked out with a water from the fridge without paying because it's a natural resource.
@@l.austin2371 YOU JUST MOVE . If it is so bad why waist time on whining , just find another place to RENT . Entitled brat .
Maybe nowhere else to go
he still got till 2025 to move out 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
They have a 3.1 star rating. They fostered their own negative review of the building. By their own logic, they should all be fired! Make them pay the costs too! That lawyer was not a good lawyer.
Lawyers won't take a case unless they can make a lot of money! American justice system is as messed up as the US!
We need to change laws to hold slumlords accountable
Fired? The building owner should fire himself?
@@stuwest3653the management company, you child
Once he's out, he can ramp up the criticism to new levels.
Stupid move.
It is obvious that it won't mater. The building management has all the power and the law is set up to assist the capitalist!
I guess he could, if he’s like you with no friends and hobbies to occupy his free time.
You must be part of management?
Sounds like he didn't like the place. Why does he want to stay?
Because moving is not cheap
@winning3329 no, it's not. At least they gave him a year.
You can basically like where you are living while wishing that your landlord maintained it better. Why is it so hard for people here to grasp this concept?
I don’t know the tenant laws in Florida but where I’m at they have a right NOT to renew your lease. He was not evicted nor illegally kicked out…. Now it is unfortunate that he has to leave but I wouldn’t want to live somewhere so uncomfortable. Now he can find a better spot
He had his own personal yelp sight with one reviewee😮
Well, FYI: prospective employers may look you up on social media too. It provides them somewhat of a character reference. Be mindful of what you put online 🤷🏻♀️
I think he did himself far more harm than good, his current employer might come across this information too.
Just because one can whine doesn't mean he should. If he is UNHAPPY he can always move OR tell the company his concerns.... The tenant seems to be wanting the other tenants to join him. If I were living there I'd respectfully keep to myself.
Sounds like the management's incompetence caused the negative environment.
It's obvious!
One dumbed landlord. Never give out reasons. Even if they ask.
If your rental is not to your liking--move
That wasn't smart 😑🤓 for him for trying to show them who's Boss. They showed him 😆
OMG this is 100% a comment left from the landlord. Notice the two other comments (the only ones against this guy) have the same garbage numbers at the end of their username lol
@@bnwocould be, but this tenant is wrong. They aren’t evicting him. They don’t have the legal right to that. They are not renewing his lease. That is 100% fine and legal. It’s their property. They have the right to tell someone to get out when the lease ends.
boot licking this early in the day?
@@TettyBoyFloyd look up landlord retaliation laws.
@@winning3329
With all due respect. Not all retaliation is illegal.
Sounds like retaliation
Yet the nasty tenant who dog messed in the lobby and didn’t clean it gets to stay… smh
So you cant speak out over bad living conditions? 😂😂😂
Extremely interesting and informative!
If he has the receipts about all the complaints that have not been fixed and there’s a landlord or owner that is trying to get rid of you to shut you up get a lawyer and sue the shit out of them.
People get fired over facebook posts and tweets all the time. Ask Roseanne Barr
So the landlord didn't like being called out. I would have left without them telling me too. I wouldn't live in a place like that.
Perhaps he should have started with the Attorney General's office. Facebook just isn't the place to for that kind of crap.
There is no shortage of renters in the Tampa area. They probably have a waiting list.
Call city hall and make a report
Them “landlords” make you want to get a mortgage
How is it acceptable for a tenant or a guest to allow dog poop and not clean it up? LL should go after that tenant, not him.
he needs to sue the apartment complex.... this is illegal to not renew his lease
So if the place so bad why he wants to stay? Also he wasn’t evicted, the landlord kept his lease going until the end of it and has a right no to renew it.
One solution: MOVE
Sounds like he is a difficult Tenant. I have rental properties and do not renew leases sometimes because of Facebook posts. I check social media prior to leasing to anyone. He is unhappy he needs to go! He may also find he has a difficult time finding a new place to lease . Owners and management companies Talk.
@@richardjernigan9165 I've been here for 11 years and I have seen the Yelp reviews, and they are good to fair. There's a high turnover rate and they spend lots on renovating the old units into newer looking ones. $500 difference. I'm staying put and I mind my own business.
Exactly
Im positive rent is at least 2K a month too
If the building is so bad then why does he want to keep living there?? He’s a troll and his actions have consequences.
They’re allowed to not renew a lease, but should’ve kept the reasoning to themselves. I think that fb group should’ve been private.
Why would you want to live their with so many complaints. And duh you dont own tbe apartment of course you have to go.
Stupidity
If the problems are that bad, why would he want to continue to live there?
Exactly !!
As someone who works maintenance for these places, the last thing we need is someone that moves in and complains everyday. The fact is these things would all be taking care of without him having to make a post about it on social media. They could instead being enjoying their families and friends
I guess he learned his lesson
So long as what he said wasnt lies, he has a lawsuit
No, he doesn’t. Watch the video again and pay attention this time.
Wish he would sue$$$$$$👍🏼
The lease doesn't go into month to month bases?
Only after they expire.
This report makes the landlord look worse.
First they dont like his Facebook because thyre not keeping property maintained for safety.
Second, they wont renew his lease because he made legitimate complaints.
wow! Slump lord being exposed???
And he will be seen as a problem tenant for future rentals.
He should move. He has all these complaints. Go live somewhere else.
Owner should have just responded nicely...to FB comments..
Like: "shit happens" ty for notifying us, issue will be corrected asap!
Please keep us posted of any other incidents! We value your 👀!!!
Even if he leaves he can keep the Facebook group open for residents, but I do wish he could afford an attorney because this is illegal.
But we all know that landlords typically do whatever they want anyways because they know how much we make, they know we can’t afford a lawyer and they take advantage of that.
It's not illegal to kick someone out of your own place for what ever reason you seem fit. Why would the guy want to live there. All he does is complain.
A lease is a contract. Contract was up. They have no obligation to sign another one if they don't want to. I saw the headline and thought they illegally removed him or something. Whoever owns that building doesn't have to sign another lease if they don't want to. Same way the tenant doesn't have to sign another lease if they don't want to
Get a lawyer and sue them. They won't like that negative situation.
I don’t see how FB is a legitimate platform legally but would be interested to know. And i do wonder if its a public FB group would the landlord have any case against the tenant especially if there are complaints that were not submitted officially to the landlord but were on FB. Any lawyers out here?
After sharing this story, the guy might find it hard to find a company or landlord to rent from. Because he posted about the condition of his rental place on Facebook, no landlord would like that.
Lol so he's supposed to live in squalor? Screw these landlords they need to fix their investment trap house they're calling rental units!
Move buddy ..move ....it is not hard
He just learned a valuable lesson in life, Keep your mouth shut 🤐 sometimes in life you gotta just keep your mouth shut, especially when your not in the drivers seat.
They offered terrible experience and yet they don't want people to give feedbacks. Giving feedbacks is how you will improve your place for the better, ignoring feedbacks just make your place a terrible place to live in.
Time for the Guvnor to step up and sack up to protector renters from abuse like this... But he won't!
He just made it easier to be Evicted in Florida this year!
Very Internet savy but lacking in common sense.
If the apartments are that bad, he won’t mind leaving. Some people just like to facilitate drama. If you don’t feel like you’re getting what you’re paying for, leave. He says he’s made himself at home there, so…..
Exactly
He has a right to complain & they have a right to not renew his lease. This will likely make it worse for others who will feel if they voice their concerns their lease will not be renewed. Also, if there were so many complaints, why would he consider taking legal actions to stay there?
Some HOAs took over their Next Door accounts bc homeowners were outing their bad behavior.
"If I speak out against my landlord, I may be evicted?" Shocked Pikachu face😮
Time for a lawsuit with fellow tenants and past tenants. Class action.
I’d sue and demand all the money i spent for that term of the contract back. I’d also file a complaint