Holly B to me it's practically stealing. When you sign the rental contract, you are agreeing to pay a certain amount per month for how ever many months the contract is signed for. Then they have the Gaul to act all surprised when the bailiff comes and throws their shit onto the curb. These types of people blame everybody else but themselves for their own problems and think the world owes them a free pass.
Some landlords ARE evil though for wanting the rent, especially when they expect you to pay but don't fix up the fucking house like they're supposed to. THAT'S evil to me. I'm not gonna even say "some"; MANY landlords are actually really shady, lazy and/or money-hungry, and deserve absolutely nothing.
Holly B because most of them overcharge and are nasty , greedy , sneaky and hide mold and other things from you, and think they know the law and overstep thier authority..what little they have. People who stick up for them have obviously never rented before. Some landlords are such assholes that they have it coming to them. Gotta give respect to earn respect.
Steve Jones I had a landlord that rented a small garage next to the house we were renting and said her brother worked in it only once or twice a month no big deal she said. My power bills were enormous and her so called brother fixed cars and boozed it up up from 10am until he got drunk usually 7 or 8pm everyday. Found out the power and gas lines were hooked up to my meter it even had a/c and I didn't! .She had political ties in the town and I couldn't do shit about it. Police said call the power and gas company and they said call the police. The run around..I know that is theft of service! My only choice was to eat the bills and move. A week later I saw a poor family in that same house and tryed to tell them but couldn't speak thier language. She is still getting away with this.
I worked repo a lonnnng time ago. The business owner told me on the first day to always show respect to the people being evicted - it could be YOU who gets evicted, tomorrow.
I don't think he seems like a mean guy from the way he talk. He said more then once that he hadn't evicting any tenant tenants the last 15 years that would tell some thing about the landlord.
I’ve only been threatened with eviction once and even then I was mortified and embarrassed. I never blamed my landlord, I was responsible for keeping my rent payments current. If you’re respectful you might even be able to make an agreement with your landlord if you do right by it, you stay. No one owes anyone a free stay!
Just love this post. "Slumlords love to take advantage of the uneducated." This is like saying grocers love to take advantage of the hungry, or clothing stores like to take advantage of the necked. A vast majority of business owners are in business to fill a need - to help people live a better. Lots of business owners have never been to college...guess you'd consider them "uneducated." No matter, they succeed because of lots of hard work and long hours. In a word: Sacrafice.
@Lay Lay Thanks. It's been more than a decade since I shot this video. These are still the only tenants whose belongings I was forced to move to the curb.
Granny, you made me grin. Does it really look like I loved every minute of putting someone's belongings to the curb? Really? You may want to watch the video again because I hated it. At the time I shot this video, I had owned rental property for 15 years. In all that time, I had never put someone's belongings to the curb. We had always worked things out at the tenant's kitchen table. I write this two years later: This is still the only time I've put someone's belonging to the curb.
Thanks for the Vid Joe. I own my house free & clear. Your the poster child for why I worked my ass off to pay for my home. Sometimes bad things happen to good people but some folks understand money and nothing else. Had a Landlord once that was a real tool. He was rich in money but when he died no one showed for his funeral. He won't be missed.
This video has received over 400,000 hits. Since it has been 10 years since I shot this video, here's an update: First, we still own this mobile home park. It's quiet, peaceful, and a nice, affordable, safe place to live. Second, none of the mobile homes in our park are rentals. They are all owner occupied. Because all are owners, they take good care of their homes. Third, the home in this video has since been rebuilt. We sold it last year for $21,000 with monthly payments of $225. Fourth, as of today, April 4, 2020, after being a landlord for more than 25 years, this is still the only time I was forced to put someone's belongings to the curb. Fifth, the young man in this video, Joey, is now a very successful real estate investor. He writes a weekly real estate investing newspaper column. His beautiful wife is about to give birth to their third child. He's an outstanding landlord and owns a fair number of investment properties.
@@sarge6870 obviously you do or else you wouldn't be on this video looking at the comment section. But okay, keep being the glittery keyboard tough guy 👍🤯🤦♀️🍑🤡
I am so sorry you had to go through this. You seem like a very nice man. I am going through this myself and the worst part about the whole thing is that I was misled and lied to over and over. I don't understand how someone can think it's ok to not pay their rent. I am selling my property so I never have to deal with this again!
I am considering selling too. I can not believe how I have been treated. These guys are still in my house. Trashing the place. The lady called the cops on me saying my law suit was fake. Claiming fraudulent . I think is was so she could justify her behavior.
Maverick sa It's all said and done for me. I had an offer on my house within 24 hours. It was such a relief to sell that house. My tenant ended up being what is called "a professional bad tenant". She just goes from house to house and waits to get evicted. She uses lies like illness/cancer, loss of job, you name it. I don't want to scare you but when the Sheriffs let me in to my home after the eviction, I couldn't believe my eyes. Dog poop was everywhere, she stole my stainless steel side by side fridge, empty beer and alcohol bottles everywhere, doors torn off the hinges, she filed false police reports against me, and the worst yet... she pored concrete down the drains!!! The best advice I can give is to follow the law 100% with the eviction. Don't make yourself available to listen to the lies, just evict and move on. Also it would be a good idea to file a claim with your insurance company, ours truly saved us! Best of luck to you, and hang in there!
I would *never* want to landlord unless I could hire someone to manage the property! I have relatives that own rental property, very law-abiding, sympathetic people that have given tenants a chance when circumstances were questionable. Their property has been wrecked, items are left for them to deal with - they've even been sued when repairs needed to be done and the tenant wasn't cooperative with the repairmen. Just a tip if you are a landlord - take pictures and keep documentation of EVERYTHING! And a thankful tip of the hat to those who give us who can't afford to buy a home a place to live!!
And those of us who may eventually have to rent, because when you get real old, things like shoveling snow, trimming hedges, traversing uneven ground, climbing steps ...
I was evicted 16 years ago but it had nothing to do with me not paying my rent. There were other issues.I wish the landlord was more understanding and we may have been able to work something out. I have always believed that people should pay their rent and utilities before they buy or pay for anything else. I have always done that.
I think you are a kind man, and probably tried to help these folks. I still rent, but have reached the point that I am looking to buy. In my earlier days, I had struggles. My landlord was kind to me, worked with me, and I always followed through with the arrangements we made. Also, I will leave the property in better shape than it was when I moved in, because it isn't my house, but it is my home, and I always wanted it to look nice.
Nate Chung I agree. I rented a place for 7 years and left it so clean that I got my entire deposit back when I left. Like you, I treated my rented home as if it were mine and I only paid my rent late once in seven years. It's a pity the renters from this video didn't work reasonably with their landlord.
If you buy, you still renting. You will never truly own a house in America. Stop paying your taxes aka rent to the government, and see how long you don't own your house!!! I thought I bought two houses. But the taxes were worse than renting. Then you got up keep. No thanks. I rent a 2 bedroom house now for $300 plus $60 for utilities. Something goes wrong, I call land lord its fixed. No cost to me!!!
I'm just happy to know that you went and found out what their rights were as well as yours. I've rented from landlords who had no clue what was legal or not, like walking in my apartment without my knowledge. My Uncle lives in Illinois and he owns the house I live in now here in Florida. He offered for my mom and myself the house after dealing with tenants for 15 years. The last tenants had tore out the whole kitchen, I went and paid for new cabinets, counter tops and appliances. I learned my lesson through him, I would never be a landlord.... LOL
I went through this. Took me months to get home back. Person and friends stripped everything out of home. all A/c,washer,dryer,ceiling fans,drapes,carpeting,ruined fridge. Urine and feces from animals. ripped out bathroom wall,took shower head. Left Bathroom sink and toilet leaking. took all furniture,including from deck.
Justin, sorry you're going through a rough patch. We've been there, too. Something to consider: If you don't pay your cable bill, they cut off your cable. If you don't pay your credit card bill, they take your credit card, if you don't pay your car note, the lender repossesses it. As to being able to do whatever you want to the inside, when I rent a motel, do I get to paint the walls the color I want? No. I don't own the hotel - I'm simply renting a room for a period of time.
The key to finding resposible tenants for sure is an extensive background check, up to and including talking with their employer. But even good tenants (had a good record, keep the place clean, bother no one, had always paid on time for years)occasionally fall on hard times. So you have to work it out with them like this guy did, if your own financial situation allows it.
as a renter it's not always as easy as people with money think. Living in America where it's easier for an illegal immigrant to get a job then an American and with jobs leaving by the thousands daily things happen.... don't be so fast to judge. there's alot of people that simply just don't ever pay rent and go from house to house not paying rent but in the other hand they do have those people that just run into Hard times
Stop making excuses!! If you really want to work, there's jobs out there!! As soon as Trump gets his wall up and throws all the Mexicans out, you can go pick fruit and vegetables for 10-20 cents an hour. How's that for work!! You stupid fucks have no clue what the Mexican people will do for work at less pay than your willing to work for. Sad you stupid asses only see what you want and not the real world. There's work. But you have to want to work first!!! Stop blaming everybody else because your too lazy too get off your ass and find work!! I'm sure there's farms out there that need help. Go shovel shit for a while. You'll find work if you want to work.
Put good people in your units you said and that is the single most important. This is new to you so that means you have been doing a great job for years.
Debs husband says people come up with all kinds of reasons for not paying the rent. How is that the landlords problem? They are not running a charity they are running a business. If you don't pay you don't stay!
You seem like a very upright and well put together landlord. I hope I can be as good as you seem to be once I get out of college and purchase my own property. Good luck with the tenants!
Good Job, and well done. Never pleasant, but you took on a tough assignment with grace. The tenant's choice to not pay was her own. Actions have repercussions.
Let me get this straight..... The "tenants" are allowed to steal the appliances without being held accountable, but when you move their stuff out, there are all these rules placed on you, along with special "protection" for these worthless trashy people? Our country has been flushed down the toilet. This is why I will never want to be in the rental business.
+Final Paradigm Yeah, the dirty, rabid thieves get to live for free in your property for at least three months....in the state where I live......before they get thrown out. If they steal the appliances, ceiling fans, air conditioner units.....you can take them to court, if you can locate them. They don't have any money so you never get paid.....so a waste of your money and time taking them to court.
Most of the stuff left behind when you are evicted, are trash already. But the cops are the ones who put your belongings out there. People passing by pick-up what they want. If you know you won't be able to pay your rent, then put all your stuff in a storage place before you are evicted.
I'm in Michigan. My mom has had a whole array of problems with her tenants for the past five years, or so... The people in her house right now aren't even supposed to live there! We're in the process of getting an eviction notice, and will probably be doing what you did, in this video, soon... I hope so. Thanks for sharing! It's always nice to have a 'heads up' in certain situations! I hope all is well with your new tenants, if there are any :)
Sorry you had to go through this. I can't believe they took the appliances! Hopefully, you won't have to go through this again. You seem like a really good guy.
Unfortunately, good people fall into bad times. I think this Landlord handled this quite well. If tenants have financial problems, please talk with the landlord. Your not helping yourself by ignoring the situation. As a one time landlord I got myself in trouble one time. This woman refused to pay her rent. That was bad enough but when she refused to talk to me or meet with me.....well, I got pissed. Sorry, but I did. So, like a dummy, I decided to stroll over to the outside electrical box and proceeded to turn her power off. Well, needless to say the woman had plenty to say to me after that. An hour later my police chief buddy drove over to my office and told me (in no uncertain terms) that what I did was in violation of Michigan state law and a variable sanction due to the fact that she had children living in the apartment with her. Bottom line.....what I did was illegal. I was made to restore power and was lucky not to get cited into court and fined. So, the idea of landlords following the law to the back teeth is indispensable. From one landlord to another, take this little advice to heart. Make sure that you read and understand the law. Including your local municipal, city, township, district, state, and federal ect. laws. Also, it's a good idea to keep up with new and changing ordinances (especially local) and laws. I can assure you that the incident was embarrassing and subsequently not repeated. I learned my lesson well. BUT....this never would have happened if the woman would have paid the rent or if she would have communicated with me like an adult. So, if you can't pay your rent, talk to the landlord and attempt to work it. I always make sure to tell tenants to be straight and honest with me from the start. Try and have a friendly (but professional) relationship between each other if possible. Anyway, it seems like this approach works the best for me. Didn't mean to write a book. Thanks -
I usually say there’s two sides to every story. However, if this is the first time you’ve done this in 15 years, that says a lot about you (that’s good).
driza, My dad was a pilot. I was raised over seas. I was born in South America. We lived up country. Our home had canvas walls and a canvass roof. Think of a tent-like thing. We moved to Udorn, Thailand. Our home there had no running water - no indoor plumbing of any kind. Our home had tin walls and a tin roof. Sounded great when it rained - which it did a lot in the rainy season. My point: Whether we were in a tin thing or a tent thing, it was still our "home."
All these people saying that it's a piece of crap most trailers are actually really nice and most people live their while their homes are being built. My parents had a trailer while our home was being built. We were there for about 8 months because our contractor was doing some big no nos. It's the tenants that make these look trash.
I feel your pain---- 41 years wife and I have had a rental property next to our home, 75% of the people get behind on payments 3 month I call it quits, order them out, but now just got a bad one, that left but not his stuff, have to in Nebraska jump through hoops and get lawyer. really bad for land lords for sure in costs that will never be recovered. also makes it very hard to ever get in my rental again, renting is not a investment but a very hard noise business. one way out is to rent by the week, does help. renter has less rights.
shit one time I got out of shower i heard the front door open and it was locked landlord let himself in his excuse was he thought we abandoned the property even though rent was paid granted I loaned my car out that day so it wasn't there he proceeded to try talking to me when I was only covered with a towel on because I thought someone was breaking in
. I also own rental properties and have had this problem and it does not matter if the appliances were old or new if they are taken out of the home without the landlord's permission it is considered grand theft and therefore a felony
This is likely illegal. Most States have laws against removing tenants property. You can only do so after the court has ordered an eviction, and that eviction date has come without them moving their own stuff. THEN, you have to provide safe storage for the items for so many days, to give the tenants time to collect them (You can charge a reasonable storage fee, but cannot hold property against back rent).
Landon Parks They are not holding property though. I'm sure you will find there is something in their terms and conditions of entry. If you play up in a van park here the coppers come drag your ass away and you have 14 days to have someone collect your goods or on the roadside they go.
Why these people make no plans for the future after they've been given a 30 eviction notice.. Do you want all of your stuff, I mean all your stuff, sitting out on the sidewalk so anybody can come along and steal it?? Landlords have a tough time and they work hard to make a living. You know, those apartments just don't repair themselves! Once, when we were very, very poor, we found a house that fit our needs, When we got inside the whole place needed sheet rocked and spackled. I asked him how much he'd take off the rent and I would do it, Do you believe that landlord gave me three months free rent., A couple of times I had to give him half the rent and half 2 weeks later, He was super about it, Took me one afternoon to fix the house up.
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John Allen they probably got a place where they didn't need the stuff they left behind. or maybe they really didn't care that the stuff was left behind. I have never been evicted but i have left stuff behind in the rental place and told the landlord they could do whatever they want with it so that way they knew not to save it or waste there time. i didn't see that much stuff either. most things are replaceable anyway.
not really an eviction. The tenants were already gone. All the junk was just shit they didnt want. I did repos for a few years. The fun ones were when they were still in the house and were not very happy about getting kicked out
DirtyPlastic You are truly a great asset to the human race! You reflect succinctly the empty material-driven hedonistic morally corrupt and bereft worthless fucking young generation of today. Dirty Plastic is a moniker that fits you perfectly. "Shit ain't free" Everything was meant to be free my child, it is man who constructed out of his own greed and ego the concept of money, and the value scale.
frank garrett So your saying i can come live with you rent free, eat your food and sleep in your bed? My avatar isnt me frank. Im a buisnes owner, and probably older than you. Somebody had to build the house. They built the house so they could get food to eat. If you dont grow food yourself you need to make money to pay for the food. If someone is living in the house without paying for it they arent doing their part. Even if everything was free your still required to work and contribute. You cant just sit on your ass and expect everything to be given to you.
The Great Hawk Dude get a fucking job free my ass....I love how you try to turn the fact you're a lazy ass fuck that doesn't want to work into someone trying to make a living renting a house as the bad person. No thats you dude.
renters who have no respect for property or their word, really are evil. pay your rent, or move out. dont destroy the property if you want your security deposit back. everyone wants to live at the expense of everyone else. shamful. no one wants to carry thier own load.
its a sad thing what you had to do,unfortunately its getting worse, the young people in this country are less and less responceable for their own actions
best line of the video: "Alright, here we go, so let's be done with this thing in about 15 minutes..." "... Alright, it's been about 45 minutes and we're done."
Time to rip that carpet out and put some fresh laminate down! I saw mould(?) under the bedroom window as well.....Probably smells musty in there. Perhaps time for a little reno and get a proper tenant in there. Sorry for your loss.😒 Good luck with your future endeavours!🍀🙏🏼
Good advice. This video was shot years ago. We've since complete rebuilt this home. We sold it last year with owner financing. Purchase price was around $23,000 with monthly payments of $225. It's a nice, affordable home.
What state is this in 225 Is a low payment and just what I'm looking for since I'm retired and on a fixed income.just bought a 6 yr old car and my payment is only 109.78 a month.there almost giving them away because of the pandemic
+working shlub so what do you want the landlord to do? build a beautiful home for this piece of shit people to live in? you're probably one of these kind of people
WestWaters those trailer homes look nice, I have no idea why you're calling it a crap hole. If you think those look like crap holes, wait until you see real shit places like the projects and shit
Had this happen next door many years ago. The home owner actually bulldozed the old house down after putting the no rent payment people's stuff on the front lawn.
I see it now. 600 per month + tenant pays lights, gas, water/sewer/trash and for what? A 1970 trailer that burns up in 7 minutes, leaks everything and is minimal maintenance cost to you? I say $7200- $1000 (being generous) and you don't understand why you make/Take too much of a tenants income to put more in your pocket?
We live in SC and they want the renters stuff by curb to stay there 2 days. Your trailer was lot cleaner than what ours was. Our trailer had piles of trash and some good things still inside. Cops could barely walk through trailer to make sure no one was inside. Cop stayed about 2 hours waiting for mostly big stuff to be out by road. My renter had invited druggies to live there. Had to evict 3 people.
I know this was a while ago, but I would have brought her to court for the appliances. Why steal those, they belonged to the property!!! You,sir, are a gentleman!!!!
the house 2 doors down from me is a rent house, and last week the people got kicked out, the owner put everything out in the front yard by the curb, and most everybody from the neighborhood went there and took anything they wanted, it was all up for grabs, they had furniture,tv sets,computer,lamps,pictures,clothing, and there was no police on guard or anything, this is the second time the owner of that house has done that, i dont think its right but thats how they did it. and the next day there is a for rent sign up in the front yard and some of that stuff still sitting out in the yard lol
It is stealing, but it is a civil matter. The property owner could take the person to small claims court. The owner will probably get the judgement, but so what? The tennent probably won't pay. Sometimes it is just easier to buy used appliances to replace the missing ones.
A eon ago got evicted. We left. No personal items were put on curb. We were allowed to retrieve our belongings. Cleaned the house. We're not even inspected by landlord before we left.
What happened to the refrigerator? Ive noticed in these situations the fridge is gone. I hope it was not stolen. Thanks, you seem to be a good natured man and Im sure you worked with them as best you could. Best regards.
Shelter, food, bills then clothes..that is the order. Always have a place to stay. WOMEN..please never live anywhere where YOUR name is not on the lease/mortgage..never be in a situation where you can be thrown out. My Dad taught me that early in life. Never put your fate in another person's hands..take control and PAY YOUR RENT!
I make a lot of money off people? Seriously? Have you ever owned rental property? Have you ever owned your own business? By the way, the husband got arrested, lost his job, and couldn't pay. That's why we had to evict.
My mom lives in a 1970 s double wide in pleasenton California....1200 month lot rent....and they sell for more than 120,000 dollars in good condition ....she did not pay that much
had a renter not pay for 2 months so I tried to kick them out, here come the cops, because they had a baby, I had to let them stay another 90 days for free and pay their utilities for them// now I rent by the week, and renter has not rights if less than monthly rent in Nebraska-- also no children as we are not up to code for bed rooms, which is a blessing for us from now on--
I see this almost on a weekly basis in complex I live in. I get a kick watching the other tenants go thru and take their belongings. Buy time they get home, there’s nothing but garbage left. Serves them right for not paying their rent! It’s a nice, well kept complex In A nice neighborhood. Not a trailer or slum...
Evictions are not fun they are very heart breaking, nasty and slow. I worked in the apartment business for many years. One thing that I learned is that not everybody pay their bills on time. Some properties only collect 75 to 85 percent of the rent. I never saw one that collected 100 percent. Some tenants know how to work the system. They can stay up to three months without paying their rent , and move out the same they they got evicted. Most of the people that got evicted had drug problems. There were other, but very few that had financial problems. People had lost their job or people could not afford the rent. If you are a new landlord renting a houses or small apartments you need to be familiarize with real estate law. Get yourself a lawyer that works in that field to draft you the contract, he can also start the eviction process if the renter refuses to pay the rent. Other wise you can have people living there for months rent free. Not counting the damages that they 'll do to your property before they move out. Screen your tenants by running a credit check. If you are renting a house always do a credit check, ask for a deposit, first and last month rent to be pay before they move in. If a renter has problems paying the rent work out a short term solution. Landlords have to pay taxes, a mortgage, pay workers, buy materials, pay contractors, and comply with the law.
I have learned something here as far as what needs to be thrown out immediately. I really don't understand why people don't get their own stuff out before the sheriff comes. They may not have money, but then do they have money to replace EVERYTHING that is thrown out or set on the curb? Something is not right here.
My understanding is that a landlord must store any items left behind for a certain amount of time if they evict their tenants otherwise, if it is stolen from the curb, a landlord could be made to pay replacement costs for the items that were thrown out. Obviously, because these tenants stole the appliances, the tenants most likely will not be fighting for any of their stuff but, just in case...for the next time.
Noticed a lot of black mold and deteriorated floor to wall junction. This is typical when the wood rots away from the floor. Moisture in the form of condensation eats trailers and cheap mobiles within weeks after the warranty expires. Cheap doors and cabinets do not last long as long as you have lowlifes around abusing property. Besides cheap and shoddy construction has no excuse either.
Now that you have the tenants out, you need to fix that place up if you want better quality renters. Trailer parks are not the nicest place to live. You did mention 3 times that you have never evicted someone before.
Maybe it didn't look like this B4 the bums moved in, N it's a trailer park, owner feel sorry 4 these kinda people, then like roaches they feel like they own the place, like you owe them a place 2 live, or they say only 2 or 3 will live there, n you find out later it's 4 grown fools n 5 kids, so until you OWN something yourself, SHUT UP, YOU MUST BE ONE OF THEM BUMS😂😂😂😂
Its a craphole to you but for some its a palace. Its a place to stay and its not that bad. I've seen worse. When you don't have a lot of money you can't be choosey. You have to take what ypu can get. I've seen a whole lot worse.
Blue zz 77. And what and where do you live ? Don't make fun of where people live. You could be homeless. One day. No matter how much money you have things happen
piss on negative comments! This guy is a nice landlord! My old landlord never was an ass!! I always took him my rent on the 1st never late.. I got free paint from work ...painted the ext. of the house fixed any problem like leaks, the heater, calked all cracks, mowed grass & fixed everything....and my landlord actually hired me full time ( without me ever asking him) and taught me all about roofing siding everthing so I could start my own rentals. People are just freakin lazy...and worthless.
My wife and I managed low income housing in Oregon nine times out of 10 they never read their lease and never paid attention to what rules we had set in the park so everybody could have a nice place to enjoy we were multi-family and single people plus college kids when it came time for the eviction we just followed the rules and had to put them out I didn't enjoy it either but it has to be done
It appears you were very lucky. I don't see ANY intentional damage. Simply leaving the windows open while it's raining could have presented big problems. You didn't mention any soft spots on the floor so I assume there's no real damage. Good Luck!
sometimes things just go south despite everything that you have done. We have a tenant now that has been our tenant for 3 years and for the last 4 months she has just refused to pay anything. She got involved with some people that got her into doing drugs. We are in Florida and if you put it in your lease you are not responsible for their belongings once they leave. You can throw it all out if you wish.
The worst is doing it around Christmas. I don't know how it is in georgia but in TX we have lien rights. You go in and can take stuff like TVs ,electronics,collectibles,ext.. That gets a little scary sometimes. People go crazy when you take their TV.
Why do tenants think a landlord is evil if he wants the rent!!?? The land lord has bills to pay.
Holly B to me it's practically stealing. When you sign the rental contract, you are agreeing to pay a certain amount per month for how ever many months the contract is signed for. Then they have the Gaul to act all surprised when the bailiff comes and throws their shit onto the curb. These types of people blame everybody else but themselves for their own problems and think the world owes them a free pass.
I agree
Some landlords ARE evil though for wanting the rent, especially when they expect you to pay but don't fix up the fucking house like they're supposed to. THAT'S evil to me. I'm not gonna even say "some"; MANY landlords are actually really shady, lazy and/or money-hungry, and deserve absolutely nothing.
Holly B because most of them overcharge and are nasty , greedy , sneaky and hide mold and other things from you, and think they know the law and overstep thier authority..what little they have. People who stick up for them have obviously never rented before. Some landlords are such assholes that they have it coming to them. Gotta give respect to earn respect.
Steve Jones I had a landlord that rented a small garage next to the house we were renting and said her brother worked in it only once or twice a month no big deal she said. My power bills were enormous and her so called brother fixed cars and boozed it up up from 10am until he got drunk usually 7 or 8pm everyday. Found out the power and gas lines were hooked up to my meter it even had a/c and I didn't! .She had political ties in the town and I couldn't do shit about it. Police said call the power and gas company and they said call the police. The run around..I know that is theft of service! My only choice was to eat the bills and move. A week later I saw a poor family in that same house and tryed to tell them but couldn't speak thier language. She is still getting away with this.
Seems like a good man to rent from. Honest and fair but landlords need their money too.
I worked repo a lonnnng time ago. The business owner told me on the first day to always show respect to the people being evicted - it could be YOU who gets evicted, tomorrow.
I don't think he seems like a mean guy from the way he talk. He said more then once that he hadn't evicting any tenant tenants the last 15 years that would tell some thing about the landlord.
I hope you sued them for the stolen appliances.
I’ve only been threatened with eviction once and even then I was mortified and embarrassed. I never blamed my landlord, I was responsible for keeping my rent payments current. If you’re respectful you might even be able to make an agreement with your landlord if you do right by it, you stay. No one owes anyone a free stay!
Yes it's only right that's their job and income to live on or from!!!
Just love this post. "Slumlords love to take advantage of the uneducated." This is like saying grocers love to take advantage of the hungry, or clothing stores like to take advantage of the necked.
A vast majority of business owners are in business to fill a need - to help people live a better. Lots of business owners have never been to college...guess you'd consider them "uneducated." No matter, they succeed because of lots of hard work and long hours. In a word: Sacrafice.
Sacrifice?
Shouldn't have spent stimulus and unemployment on everything and chose not to pay rent. Free ride is over
@@deborahvadiwala1349 This video was posted over 11 years ago....
@Lay Lay Thanks.
It's been more than a decade since I shot this video. These are still the only tenants whose belongings I was forced to move to the curb.
@@erikj.2066 Yep.
Granny, you made me grin.
Does it really look like I loved every minute of putting someone's belongings to the curb? Really? You may want to watch the video again because I hated it.
At the time I shot this video, I had owned rental property for 15 years. In all that time, I had never put someone's belongings to the curb. We had always worked things out at the tenant's kitchen table.
I write this two years later: This is still the only time I've put someone's belonging to the curb.
you don't pay you get kicked, it's that simple. no one has the right to freeload off of someone else.
Thanks for the Vid Joe. I own my house free & clear. Your the poster child for why I worked my ass off to pay for my home. Sometimes bad things happen to good people but some folks understand money and nothing else. Had a Landlord once that was a real tool. He was rich in money but when he died no one showed for his funeral. He won't be missed.
This video has received over 400,000 hits. Since it has been 10 years since I shot this video, here's an update:
First, we still own this mobile home park. It's quiet, peaceful, and a nice, affordable, safe place to live.
Second, none of the mobile homes in our park are rentals. They are all owner occupied. Because all are owners, they take good care of their homes.
Third, the home in this video has since been rebuilt. We sold it last year for $21,000 with monthly payments of $225.
Fourth, as of today, April 4, 2020, after being a landlord for more than 25 years, this is still the only time I was forced to put someone's belongings to the curb.
Fifth, the young man in this video, Joey, is now a very successful real estate investor. He writes a weekly real estate investing newspaper column. His beautiful wife is about to give birth to their third child. He's an outstanding landlord and owns a fair number of investment properties.
I thought u died
...Sixth, NOBODY CARES !!!
@@sarge6870 obviously you do or else you wouldn't be on this video looking at the comment section. But okay, keep being the glittery keyboard tough guy 👍🤯🤦♀️🍑🤡
@@sarge6870 there's a problem with your pronoun. What you meant to say was, YOU DON'T CARE. No charge for helping you with your English.
Thank you for the update. I'm happy for your success. Please post more.
Jason, think the order is food, clothing, shelter and then everything else.
Too often people put "everything else" before food, clothing and shelter.
I am so sorry you had to go through this. You seem like a very nice man. I am going through this myself and the worst part about the whole thing is that I was misled and lied to over and over. I don't understand how someone can think it's ok to not pay their rent. I am selling my property so I never have to deal with this again!
Sorry your tenants are forcing you to sell. Hope you reconsider. There are a lot of great folks out there!
I am considering selling too. I can not believe how I have been treated. These guys are still in my house. Trashing the place. The lady called the cops on me saying my law suit was fake. Claiming fraudulent . I think is was so she could justify her behavior.
Maverick sa It's all said and done for me. I had an offer on my house within 24 hours. It was such a relief to sell that house. My tenant ended up being what is called "a professional bad tenant". She just goes from house to house and waits to get evicted. She uses lies like illness/cancer, loss of job, you name it. I don't want to scare you but when the Sheriffs let me in to my home after the eviction, I couldn't believe my eyes. Dog poop was everywhere, she stole my stainless steel side by side fridge, empty beer and alcohol bottles everywhere, doors torn off the hinges, she filed false police reports against me, and the worst yet... she pored concrete down the drains!!! The best advice I can give is to follow the law 100% with the eviction. Don't make yourself available to listen to the lies, just evict and move on. Also it would be a good idea to file a claim with your insurance company, ours truly saved us! Best of luck to you, and hang in there!
Bill Cook Thank you Bill!
I have owned rental properties. Sold! Never again.
I would *never* want to landlord unless I could hire someone to manage the property! I have relatives that own rental property, very law-abiding, sympathetic people that have given tenants a chance when circumstances were questionable. Their property has been wrecked, items are left for them to deal with - they've even been sued when repairs needed to be done and the tenant wasn't cooperative with the repairmen.
Just a tip if you are a landlord - take pictures and keep documentation of EVERYTHING!
And a thankful tip of the hat to those who give us who can't afford to buy a home a place to live!!
And those of us who may eventually have to rent, because when you get real old, things like shoveling snow, trimming hedges, traversing uneven ground, climbing steps ...
I was evicted 16 years ago but it had nothing to do with me not paying my rent. There were other issues.I wish the landlord was more understanding and we may have been able to work something out.
I have always believed that people should pay their rent and utilities before they buy or pay for anything else. I have always done that.
I think you are a kind man, and probably tried to help these folks. I still rent, but have reached the point that I am looking to buy. In my earlier days, I had struggles. My landlord was kind to me, worked with me, and I always followed through with the arrangements we made. Also, I will leave the property in better shape than it was when I moved in, because it isn't my house, but it is my home, and I always wanted it to look nice.
Nate Chung I agree. I rented a place for 7 years and left it so clean that I got my entire deposit back when I left. Like you, I treated my rented home as if it were mine and I only paid my rent late once in seven years. It's a pity the renters from this video didn't work reasonably with their landlord.
Nate Chung When I rented the house looked better than when I moved in. I always got my deposit back too.
Amen brother!
If you buy, you still renting. You will never truly own a house in America. Stop paying your taxes aka rent to the government, and see how long you don't own your house!!! I thought I bought two houses. But the taxes were worse than renting. Then you got up keep. No thanks. I rent a 2 bedroom house now for $300 plus $60 for utilities. Something goes wrong, I call land lord its fixed. No cost to me!!!
Nate Chung exactly, not my house but is my home 👏👏👏
First time in 15 years. I say that's amazing. You are a good landlord.
I need to know why they get angry and look surprised? They are dead beats.
I'm just happy to know that you went and found out what their rights were as well as yours. I've rented from landlords who had no clue what was legal or not, like walking in my apartment without my knowledge. My Uncle lives in Illinois and he owns the house I live in now here in Florida. He offered for my mom and myself the house after dealing with tenants for 15 years. The last tenants had tore out the whole kitchen, I went and paid for new cabinets, counter tops and appliances. I learned my lesson through him, I would never be a landlord.... LOL
You have every right to put the belongings outside, as long you cover them up with a plastic or tarp.To prevent from rain damage.
I went through this. Took me months to get home back. Person and friends stripped everything out of home. all A/c,washer,dryer,ceiling fans,drapes,carpeting,ruined fridge. Urine and feces from animals. ripped out bathroom wall,took shower head. Left Bathroom sink and toilet leaking. took all furniture,including from deck.
Justin, sorry you're going through a rough patch. We've been there, too.
Something to consider: If you don't pay your cable bill, they cut off your cable. If you don't pay your credit card bill, they take your credit card, if you don't pay your car note, the lender repossesses it.
As to being able to do whatever you want to the inside, when I rent a motel, do I get to paint the walls the color I want? No. I don't own the hotel - I'm simply renting a room for a period of time.
The key to finding resposible tenants for sure is an extensive background check, up to and including talking with their employer. But even good tenants (had a good record, keep the place clean, bother no one, had always paid on time for years)occasionally fall on hard times. So you have to work it out with them like this guy did, if your own financial situation allows it.
as a renter it's not always as easy as people with money think. Living in America where it's easier for an illegal immigrant to get a job then an American and with jobs leaving by the thousands daily things happen.... don't be so fast to judge. there's alot of people that simply just don't ever pay rent and go from house to house not paying rent but in the other hand they do have those people that just run into Hard times
Stop making excuses!! If you really want to work, there's jobs out there!! As soon as Trump gets his wall up and throws all the Mexicans out, you can go pick fruit and vegetables for 10-20 cents an hour. How's that for work!! You stupid fucks have no clue what the Mexican people will do for work at less pay than your willing to work for. Sad you stupid asses only see what you want and not the real world. There's work. But you have to want to work first!!! Stop blaming everybody else because your too lazy too get off your ass and find work!! I'm sure there's farms out there that need help. Go shovel shit for a while. You'll find work if you want to work.
Put good people in your units you said and that is the single most important. This is new to you so that means you have been doing a great job for years.
Debs husband says people come up with all kinds of reasons for not paying the rent. How is that the landlords problem? They are not running a charity they are running a business. If you don't pay you don't stay!
You seem like a very upright and well put together landlord. I hope I can be as good as you seem to be once I get out of college and purchase my own property. Good luck with the tenants!
Thanks, Daniel. Remember: don't rely on your employer or the government to take care of you. That's not the type of stock Americans come from.
Being evicted from a trailer park... wow, never knew that was even possible.
theres always even more antisocial to just antisocial.
I thought that was the job of a tornado myself.
Dick Steele yeah it is. I've seen it happen to 7 different people when the septic system failed
It's the lot rent that kills you
I dont think trailer parks are as cheap as some people may think but rent is so high where i am im sure its cheaper than a house
Good Job, and well done. Never pleasant, but you took on a tough assignment with grace. The tenant's choice to not pay was her own. Actions have repercussions.
Let me get this straight..... The "tenants" are allowed to steal the appliances without being held accountable, but when you move their stuff out, there are all these rules placed on you, along with special "protection" for these worthless trashy people? Our country has been flushed down the toilet. This is why I will never want to be in the rental business.
+Final Paradigm Yeah, the dirty, rabid thieves get to live for free in your property for at least three months....in the state where I live......before they get thrown out. If they steal the appliances, ceiling fans, air conditioner units.....you can take them to court, if you can locate them. They don't have any money so you never get paid.....so a waste of your money and time taking them to court.
Most of the stuff left behind when you are evicted, are trash already. But the cops are the ones who put your belongings out there. People passing by pick-up what they want. If you know you won't be able to pay your rent, then put all your stuff in a storage place before you are evicted.
I enjoyed the video. I know it’s frustrating when we have bad tenants. But sometimes we just have to make a hard decision
Agree with you on this.
You got to do what you got to do. Ok, there are jobs, you've got to work to pay bills, rent whatever.
Crazy that the criminal tenants have more rights and more protection than the owner who has done nothing wrong.
The tenants left with what they wanted. The stuff left behind that was put on the curb was junk they did not want.
I'm in Michigan. My mom has had a whole array of problems with her tenants for the past five years, or so... The people in her house right now aren't even supposed to live there! We're in the process of getting an eviction notice, and will probably be doing what you did, in this video, soon... I hope so. Thanks for sharing! It's always nice to have a 'heads up' in certain situations! I hope all is well with your new tenants, if there are any :)
Sorry you had to go through this. I can't believe they took the appliances! Hopefully, you won't have to go through this again. You seem like a really good guy.
Unfortunately, good people fall into bad times. I think this Landlord handled this quite well. If tenants have financial problems, please talk with the landlord. Your not helping yourself by ignoring the situation. As a one time landlord I got myself in trouble one time. This woman refused to pay her rent. That was bad enough but when she refused to talk to me or meet with me.....well, I got pissed. Sorry, but I did. So, like a dummy, I decided to stroll over to the outside electrical box and proceeded to turn her power off. Well, needless to say the woman had plenty to say to me after that. An hour later my police chief buddy drove over to my office and told me (in no uncertain terms) that what I did was in violation of Michigan state law and a variable sanction due to the fact that she had children living in the apartment with her. Bottom line.....what I did was illegal. I was made to restore power and was lucky not to get cited into court and fined. So, the idea of landlords following the law to the back teeth is indispensable. From one landlord to another, take this little advice to heart. Make sure that you read and understand the law. Including your local municipal, city, township, district, state, and federal ect. laws. Also, it's a good idea to keep up with new and changing ordinances (especially local) and laws. I can assure you that the incident was embarrassing and subsequently not repeated. I learned my lesson well. BUT....this never would have happened if the woman would have paid the rent or if she would have communicated with me like an adult. So, if you can't pay your rent, talk to the landlord and attempt to work it. I always make sure to tell tenants to be straight and honest with me from the start. Try and have a friendly (but professional) relationship between each other if possible. Anyway, it seems like this approach works the best for me. Didn't mean to write a book. Thanks -
I HAVE THE BEST LANDLORDS EVER,LOVE THEM.
I usually say there’s two sides to every story. However, if this is the first time you’ve done this in 15 years, that says a lot about you (that’s good).
driza,
My dad was a pilot. I was raised over seas. I was born in South America. We lived up country. Our home had canvas walls and a canvass roof. Think of a tent-like thing.
We moved to Udorn, Thailand. Our home there had no running water - no indoor plumbing of any kind. Our home had tin walls and a tin roof. Sounded great when it rained - which it did a lot in the rainy season.
My point: Whether we were in a tin thing or a tent thing, it was still our "home."
All these people saying that it's a piece of crap most trailers are actually really nice and most people live their while their homes are being built. My parents had a trailer while our home was being built. We were there for about 8 months because our contractor was doing some big no nos. It's the tenants that make these look trash.
BILL YOU WERE SO GRACIOUS AND COURTEOUS ABOUT THIS! GOD BLESS YOU
I feel your pain----
41 years wife and I have had a rental property next to our home, 75% of the people get behind on payments 3 month I call it quits, order them out, but now just got a bad one, that left but not his stuff, have to in Nebraska jump through hoops and get lawyer. really bad for land lords for sure in costs that will never be recovered. also makes it very hard to ever get in my rental again, renting is not a investment but a very hard noise business. one way out is to rent by the week, does help. renter has less rights.
@ Bill cook how do you screen your Tennant's to find out whether their good people to rent your properties too?
shit one time I got out of shower i heard the front door open and it was locked landlord let himself in his excuse was he thought we abandoned the property even though rent was paid granted I loaned my car out that day so it wasn't there he proceeded to try talking to me when I was only covered with a towel on because I thought someone was breaking in
a landlord does that to the wrong person they're liable to get shot like a robber
Ive had that happen...and no excuse was given for letting themselves into my apt..several times i was in bed sleeping when it happened!
Someone was breaking in
did you sue to get your appliances back?
. I also own rental properties and have had this problem and it does not matter if the appliances were old or new if they are taken out of the home without the landlord's permission it is considered grand theft and therefore a felony
Ive seen a few of these tenant problems on you tube and this case is the most mild case ive seen or heard of
This is likely illegal. Most States have laws against removing tenants property. You can only do so after the court has ordered an eviction, and that eviction date has come without them moving their own stuff. THEN, you have to provide safe storage for the items for so many days, to give the tenants time to collect them (You can charge a reasonable storage fee, but cannot hold property against back rent).
Landon Parks They are not holding property though. I'm sure you will find there is something in their terms and conditions of entry. If you play up in a van park here the coppers come drag your ass away and you have 14 days to have someone collect your goods or on the roadside they go.
Why these people make no plans for the future after they've been given a 30 eviction notice.. Do you want all of your stuff, I mean all your stuff, sitting out on the sidewalk so anybody can come along and steal it?? Landlords have a tough time and they work hard to make a living. You know, those apartments just don't repair themselves! Once, when we were very, very poor, we found a house that fit our needs, When we got inside the whole place needed sheet rocked and spackled. I asked him how much he'd take off the rent and I would do it, Do you believe that landlord gave me three months free rent., A couple of times I had to give him half the rent and half 2 weeks later, He was super about it, Took me one afternoon to fix the house up.
John Allen they probably got a place where they didn't need the stuff they left behind. or maybe they really didn't care that the stuff was left behind. I have never been evicted but i have left stuff behind in the rental place and told the landlord they could do whatever they want with it so that way they knew not to save it or waste there time. i didn't see that much stuff either. most things are replaceable anyway.
how much was the rent of that trailer? I would've loved to rent it, in over 20 years of renting I have NEVER missed a rent payment
not really an eviction. The tenants were already gone. All the junk was just shit they didnt want. I did repos for a few years. The fun ones were when they were still in the house and were not very happy about getting kicked out
You consider that "fun" miss? I would love to evict your goddamn face
People that own the property need to make money. If you dont pay your rent get the fuck out. Shit aint free.
DirtyPlastic You are truly a great asset to the human race! You reflect succinctly the empty material-driven hedonistic morally corrupt and bereft worthless fucking young generation of today. Dirty Plastic is a moniker that fits you perfectly. "Shit ain't free" Everything was meant to be free my child, it is man who constructed out of his own greed and ego the concept of money, and the value scale.
frank garrett So your saying i can come live with you rent free, eat your food and sleep in your bed?
My avatar isnt me frank. Im a buisnes owner, and probably older than you.
Somebody had to build the house. They built the house so they could get food to eat. If you dont grow food yourself you need to make money to pay for the food. If someone is living in the house without paying for it they arent doing their part.
Even if everything was free your still required to work and contribute. You cant just sit on your ass and expect everything to be given to you.
The Great Hawk Dude get a fucking job free my ass....I love how you try to turn the fact you're a lazy ass fuck that doesn't want to work into someone trying to make a living renting a house as the bad person. No thats you dude.
renters who have no respect for property or their word, really are evil. pay your rent, or move out. dont destroy the property if you want your security deposit back. everyone wants to live at the expense of everyone else. shamful. no one wants to carry thier own load.
its a sad thing what you had to do,unfortunately its getting worse, the young people in this country are less and less responceable for their own actions
most of them young folks cannot even write "responceable" correctly anymore ;)
best line of the video:
"Alright, here we go, so let's be done with this thing in about 15 minutes..."
"... Alright, it's been about 45 minutes and we're done."
Time to rip that carpet out and put some fresh laminate down! I saw mould(?) under the bedroom window as well.....Probably smells musty in there. Perhaps time for a little reno and get a proper tenant in there. Sorry for your loss.😒 Good luck with your future endeavours!🍀🙏🏼
Good advice.
This video was shot years ago. We've since complete rebuilt this home. We sold it last year with owner financing. Purchase price was around $23,000 with monthly payments of $225.
It's a nice, affordable home.
What state is this in 225
Is a low payment and just what I'm looking for since I'm retired and on a fixed income.just bought a 6 yr old car and my payment is only 109.78 a month.there almost giving them away because of the pandemic
What a crap hole, the quality of the place your offering to rent is usually the quality of people you get
very true...landlords that dont care will only attract tenants that dont care.it is a vicious cycle. i am a landlord.
+working shlub so what do you want the landlord to do? build a beautiful home for this piece of shit people to live in? you're probably one of these kind of people
+Ron Johnston lay off the ice brah
and shit attracts flies!
WestWaters those trailer homes look nice, I have no idea why you're calling it a crap hole. If you think those look like crap holes, wait until you see real shit places like the projects and shit
Had this happen next door many years ago. The home owner actually bulldozed the old house down after putting the no rent payment people's stuff on the front lawn.
I see it now. 600 per month + tenant pays lights, gas, water/sewer/trash and for what? A 1970 trailer that burns up in 7 minutes, leaks everything and is minimal maintenance cost to you? I say $7200- $1000 (being generous) and you don't understand why you make/Take too much of a tenants income to put more in your pocket?
+Jason1975ism Yeah, not even.
uh..2010.. thats belongings! if you find any cellphones, laptops, & tablets on these properties, let me know! thank you
as an ex land lord . my heart goes out to him - lawyer told me 20 % of renters are awful - I had my share and lost $ I never be a land lord again
In Minnesota the tenant's possessions have to be inventoried and placed in storage at the landlord's expense. No putting anything at the curb.
We live in SC and they want the renters stuff by curb to stay there 2 days. Your trailer was lot cleaner than what ours was. Our trailer had piles of trash and some good things still inside. Cops could barely walk through trailer to make sure no one was inside. Cop stayed about 2 hours waiting for mostly big stuff to be out by road. My renter had invited druggies to live there. Had to evict 3 people.
I know this was a while ago, but I would have brought her to court for the appliances. Why steal those, they belonged to the property!!! You,sir, are a gentleman!!!!
Didn't go to court because you can't get blood out of a turnip.
the house 2 doors down from me is a rent house, and last week the people got kicked out, the owner put everything out in the front yard by the curb, and most everybody from the neighborhood went there and took anything they wanted, it was all up for grabs, they had furniture,tv sets,computer,lamps,pictures,clothing, and there was no police on guard or anything, this is the second time the owner of that house has done that, i dont think its right but thats how they did it. and the next day there is a for rent sign up in the front yard and some of that stuff still sitting out in the yard lol
isn't it stealing if they took the appliances? unless they owned the home and you where taking the home if they did not move it by a certain date.
It is stealing, but it is a civil matter. The property owner could take the person to small claims court. The owner will probably get the judgement, but so what? The tennent probably won't pay. Sometimes it is just easier to buy used appliances to replace the missing ones.
Is the couch still available?
A eon ago got evicted. We left. No personal items were put on curb. We were allowed to retrieve our belongings. Cleaned the house. We're not even inspected by landlord before we left.
Dude if you charged more than $200 per month to live in this piece of crap, you were scamming those residents!
bradenevans514
Trailers run 600 to 800 here a month , if they didn’t want to rent it then they shouldn’t have , no one forced them to live there
Right 😄
Are you fucking stupid it's nice they are they ones who fucked it up
What happened to the refrigerator? Ive noticed in these situations the fridge is gone.
I hope it was not stolen.
Thanks, you seem to be a good natured man and Im sure you worked with them as best you could. Best regards.
Shelter, food, bills then clothes..that is the order. Always have a place to stay. WOMEN..please never live anywhere where YOUR name is not on the lease/mortgage..never be in a situation where you can be thrown out. My Dad taught me that early in life. Never put your fate in another person's hands..take control and PAY YOUR RENT!
I make a lot of money off people? Seriously? Have you ever owned rental property? Have you ever owned your own business?
By the way, the husband got arrested, lost his job, and couldn't pay. That's why we had to evict.
You have to give give 30 days after a judgment to give the tenant time to move.
You're never going to get someone decent to live there if you don't fix it up. It's not in good shape to say the least.
It can be cleaned and fixed up. But renters have to treat it better.
My mom lives in a 1970 s double wide in pleasenton California....1200 month lot rent....and they sell for more than 120,000 dollars in good condition ....she did not pay that much
I feel for ya. I had 2 bad roommhates in a row. Never will I rent a room out!
people say pay your bills but if you pay all your bills you might not have anything left to buy food what come first bill or food?
had a renter not pay for 2 months so I tried to kick them out, here come the cops, because they had a baby, I had to let them stay another 90 days for free and pay their utilities for them// now I rent by the week, and renter has not rights if less than monthly rent in Nebraska-- also no children as we are not up to code for bed rooms, which is a blessing for us from now on--
I see this almost on a weekly basis in complex I live in. I get a kick watching the other tenants go thru and take their belongings. Buy time they get home, there’s nothing but garbage left. Serves them right for not paying their rent! It’s a nice, well kept complex In A nice neighborhood. Not a trailer or slum...
Evictions are not fun they are very heart breaking, nasty and slow. I worked in the apartment business for many years. One thing that I learned is that not everybody pay their bills on time. Some properties only collect 75 to 85 percent of the rent. I never saw one that collected 100 percent. Some tenants know how to work the system. They can stay up to three months without paying their rent , and move out the same they they got evicted. Most of the people that got evicted had drug problems. There were other, but very few that had financial problems. People had lost their job or people could not afford the rent. If you are a new landlord renting a houses or small apartments you need to be familiarize with real estate law. Get yourself a lawyer that works in that field to draft you the contract, he can also start the eviction process if the renter refuses to pay the rent. Other wise you can have people living there for months rent free. Not counting the damages that they 'll do to your property before they move out. Screen your tenants by running a credit check. If you are renting a house always do a credit check, ask for a deposit, first and last month rent to be pay before they move in. If a renter has problems paying the rent work out a short term solution. Landlords have to pay taxes, a mortgage, pay workers, buy materials, pay contractors, and comply with the law.
don't be a landlord period. make money flipping property
I have learned something here as far as what needs to be thrown out immediately. I really don't understand why people don't get their own stuff out before the sheriff comes. They may not have money, but then do they have money to replace EVERYTHING that is thrown out or set on the curb? Something is not right here.
That's a dump, they left it in shambles... now you need a redo...carpet, paint, appliances and a ton of cleaners
My understanding is that a landlord must store any items left behind for a certain amount of time if they evict their tenants otherwise, if it is stolen from the curb, a landlord could be made to pay replacement costs for the items that were thrown out. Obviously, because these tenants stole the appliances, the tenants most likely will not be fighting for any of their stuff but, just in case...for the next time.
Noticed a lot of black mold and deteriorated floor to wall junction. This is typical when the wood rots away from the floor. Moisture in the form of condensation eats trailers and cheap mobiles within weeks after the warranty expires. Cheap doors and cabinets do not last long as long as you have lowlifes around abusing property. Besides cheap and shoddy construction has no excuse either.
Now that you have the tenants out, you need to fix that place up if you want better quality renters. Trailer parks are not the nicest place to live. You did mention 3 times that you have never evicted someone before.
The ex-tenant should have been the one moving their own stuff out for free. :( I do not have the patience to handle any rentals. You did good.
You were lucky 45 minutes👍. The tenants could have really torn this place up.
You would have to pay me to live there! What a crap hole.
Maybe it didn't look like this B4 the bums moved in, N it's a trailer park, owner feel sorry 4 these kinda people, then like roaches they feel like they own the place, like you owe them a place 2 live, or they say only 2 or 3 will live there, n you find out later it's 4 grown fools n 5 kids, so until you OWN something yourself, SHUT UP, YOU MUST BE ONE OF THEM BUMS😂😂😂😂
Its a craphole to you but for some its a palace. Its a place to stay and its not that bad. I've seen worse. When you don't have a lot of money you can't be choosey. You have to take what ypu can get. I've seen a whole lot worse.
Blue zz 77. And what and where do you live ? Don't make fun of where people live. You could be homeless. One day. No matter how much money you have things happen
piss on negative comments! This guy is a nice landlord! My old landlord never was an ass!! I always took him my rent on the 1st never late.. I got free paint from work ...painted the ext. of the house fixed any problem like leaks, the heater, calked all cracks, mowed grass & fixed everything....and my landlord actually hired me full time ( without me ever asking him) and taught me all about roofing siding everthing so I could start my own rentals. People are just freakin lazy...and worthless.
My wife and I managed low income housing in Oregon nine times out of 10 they never read their lease and never paid attention to what rules we had set in the park so everybody could have a nice place to enjoy we were multi-family and single people plus college kids when it came time for the eviction we just followed the rules and had to put them out I didn't enjoy it either but it has to be done
Yep, about how we feel, too.
Looks like a mobile home
how much is the rent for such a place? What is the value of such a (house)
you seem like a good man. Do what you must to secure your mortgage if you have one and get new better tenants. much love to you.
It appears you were very lucky. I don't see ANY intentional damage. Simply leaving the windows open while it's raining could have presented big problems. You didn't mention any soft spots on the floor so I assume there's no real damage. Good Luck!
What would make you think you’d get good tenants in a trailer that looks like a dump.
sometimes things just go south despite everything that you have done. We have a tenant now that has been our tenant for 3 years and for the last 4 months she has just refused to pay anything. She got involved with some people that got her into doing drugs. We are in Florida and if you put it in your lease you are not responsible for their belongings once they leave. You can throw it all out if you wish.
Crap house even for a rental.
Living in a mobile home is not so bad if it is all you can afford. It is actually better than an apartment because you do not share walls.
@@gingerhunny i agree that place could use some painting and some upgrades but not everyone can afford anything else
The worst is doing it around Christmas. I don't know how it is in georgia but in TX we have lien rights. You go in and can take stuff like TVs ,electronics,collectibles,ext.. That gets a little scary sometimes. People go crazy when you take their TV.