What annoys you the most ? - Page 1242

Estreeter · May 16th, 2018, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by SanteeFats

I highly recommend hiring a property manager.

Waste Management Consultant

**Roubignol** · May 16th, 2018, 07:50 PM

I'm horrified to see all these antagonisms between governments all around the word.
All their disputes constantly keep us in hostage.
To be honest, soldiers help politicians a lot to put us under an illegitimate psychological pressure.

**Arturo2nd** · May 16th, 2018, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by cuzzyman927

Tenants are another brood who have all the rights and which the laws work in their favor. Even after being served eviction papers for violating items in the Terms of Agreement lease or are behind months on the rent its still next to impossible to get them out and the courts are slow as molasses in acting -- and if the tenant has children forget about it its even worse!

It depends on where you live and the reports of bad landlords are legion. Santee Fats is right about hiring a professional property manager. Even if one owns enough properties to be expert, it pays to have a buffer between you and the occasional criminal that leaks through the tenant screening process.

Both landlords and tenants are well served by researching, but only tenants can be undone by the sale of their building. Our new owner doesn't like to do its legally mandated repairs.

**cuzzyman927** · May 16th, 2018, 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by SanteeFats

If you are posting that because you have such a case I highly recommend hiring a property manager. Mine is great in such a case. They have all the connections for any thing that comes up including lawyers and law enforcement.

Not sure where you live Cuzz but after an eviction they turn any arrears over to a bill collector.
I know XYZ---- would think that is horrible but it is an unfortunate fact of life.

No I am not having a problem, though I do have tenants upstairs, and elder married couple who are great, and always pay the rent on time, typically a couple of days before the first of the month.

My cousin did have two episodes when she was renting her apartment.
One was a 30 year old gentleman, and then the other was a woman and her teenage son -- both fell two months behind in the rent.

I don't know how the legal process works, but with both tenants she consulted and turned the matter over to her attorney. The attorney started the eviction process but told my cousin its now in the hands of the court to act upon it -- and the tenants were allowed to remain until such time!
My cousin was furious and said, What do they think I'm running here, a charity house?
I believe the process went on for another month and a half, for a total of three and one half months before they were finally evicted and told to leave the property! And I don't believe she ever recouped her lost 31/2 months of lost rent!

I live in Rhode Island on the East coast, and perhaps the tenant/rental laws are more lax and/or more in favor of tenants here.

**Arturo2nd** · May 16th, 2018, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by cuzzyman927

No I am not having a problem, though I do have tenants upstairs, and elder married couple who are great, and always pay the rent on time, typically a couple of days before the first of the month.

My cousin did have two episodes when she was renting her apartment.
One was a 30 year old gentleman, and then the other was a woman and her teenage son -- both fell two months behind in the rent.

I don't know how the legal process works, but with both tenants she consulted and turned the matter over to her attorney. The attorney started the eviction process but told my cousin its now in the hands of the court to act upon it -- and the tenants were allowed to remain until such time!
My cousin was furious and said, What do they think I'm running here, a charity house?
I believe the process went on for another month and a half, for a total of three and one half months before they were finally evicted and told to leave the property! And I don't believe she ever recouped her lost 31/2 months of lost rent!

I live in Rhode Island on the East coast, and perhaps the tenant/rental laws are more lax and/or more in favor of tenants here.

In my experience of working over five years in property management firms, six weeks after beginning proceedings is pretty universal for removing a delinquent tenant. As for the lost rent, it is usually impossible to get blood out of a turnip. This makes the tenant screening process extremely important. One bad tenant can wreck a building culture for years.

**cuzzyman927** · May 16th, 2018, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Brian249x

In my experience of working over five years in property management firms, six weeks after beginning proceedings is pretty universal for removing a delinquent tenant. As for the lost rent, it is usually impossible to get blood out of a turnip. This makes the tenant screening process extremely important. One bad tenant can wreck a building culture for years.

The kicker is that the realtor who found her the tenants did do a screening prior (which I believe all realtors in this area do) and they both had good ratings, but then inexplicably they both turned sour on my poor cousin. Talk about shitty luck!

**HugoHackenbush** · May 17th, 2018, 03:57 PM

Many years ago I had a ring-side seat to a Landlord -Tenant dispute, as the building manager had the flat right next to mine.

His solution to the months of unpaid rent was to let himself into the delinquent tenant's flat and chuck their furniture over the second floor railing into the parking lot.

A few weeks later, someone (I can't imagine who

) broke his car window and chucked a Molotov cocktail inside.

I saw the flames through my front window. I grabbed the fire extinguisher outside my door, and tried to put out the fire, before suddenly coming to the realization what a blithering idiot I was

because I was standing next to a car, full of gasoline, that was on fire. I dropped the fire extinguisher went back into my flat and called the fire department.

Looking at the damage the next day, the entire inside of his car melted.

The Court system, as slow as it is, looks to be the better choice.

**CARLTON BROWN** · May 17th, 2018, 04:46 PM

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Maybe it will be a hate crime in the future if you refuse to have sex with someone who turns out to be transgender or gay?

**Mal Hombre** · May 17th, 2018, 05:12 PM

Is sex with You so wonderful that denial of it would be a crime ?

**CARLTON BROWN** · May 17th, 2018, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Mal Hombre

Is sex with You so wonderful that denial of it would be a crime ?

Absolutely :-)

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May 17th, 2018, 03:57 PM	#12417
HugoHackenbush Veteran Marxist Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Wherever it's warm Posts: 14,106 Thanks: 205,923 Thanked 336,382 Times in 14,159 Posts	Many years ago I had a ring-side seat to a Landlord -Tenant dispute, as the building manager had the flat right next to mine. His solution to the months of unpaid rent was to let himself into the delinquent tenant's flat and chuck their furniture over the second floor railing into the parking lot. A few weeks later, someone (I can't imagine who ) broke his car window and chucked a Molotov cocktail inside. I saw the flames through my front window. I grabbed the fire extinguisher outside my door, and tried to put out the fire, before suddenly coming to the realization what a blithering idiot I was because I was standing next to a car, full of gasoline, that was on fire. I dropped the fire extinguisher went back into my flat and called the fire department. Looking at the damage the next day, the entire inside of his car melted. The Court system, as slow as it is, looks to be the better choice. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 0 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Just give me your body - I'll give you my brain - it's a fair exchange

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May 16th, 2018, 07:50 PM	#12412
Roubignol Veteran Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Mice Planet Posts: 3,882 Thanks: 15,974 Thanked 29,726 Times in 3,826 Posts	I'm horrified to see all these antagonisms between governments all around the word. All their disputes constantly keep us in hostage. To be honest, soldiers help politicians a lot to put us under an illegitimate psychological pressure.

May 17th, 2018, 04:46 PM	#12418
CARLTON BROWN Grand Vizier Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Ruraltania Posts: 3,219 Thanks: 35,652 Thanked 35,615 Times in 3,211 Posts	What annoys me most? Well, right now, how about this: http://windsorstar.com/news/local-ne...st-windsor-spa Maybe it will be a hate crime in the future if you refuse to have sex with someone who turns out to be transgender or gay?