She was very disrespectful renting out to airbnb without discussing with other people that live there. That is crazy. She has no business having roomies.
she doesnt have to if she is the lease holder. She makes the rules for everyone else just as the landlord makes the rules for you who renting the place or your boss tells you not to be late then he comes in late . I dont find this program to be more than entertainment since the judge seems to always be acting for the camera, it seems scripted, and if he was suppose to be awarded in his counter suit, he would have to had shown damages to justify what the judge warded . I am in small claims court enough to know that anything that is awarded has to show that you suffered some type of loss, and, tip toeing around her is an annoyance not a loss. Also, since you are the one agreeing with the term of her renting the room , she doesnt have to follow the rules that is being made since she is not the one agreeing to the term that are being signed. I have rented places that the owner says not guest and you can not park in our drive way but that didnt stop the owner from having his friends over and parking in his drive way. I have rented from subleasing that came with rules that the person leasing didnt adhere to but I couldnt complain because the rules governed my behavior as the renter and not the person renting the place so this judge is full of ish but again, these programs are scripted and this is not how a real court operates. Now, every court in the US first sends the parties to mediation to try resolving the issue and then at trial if there wasnt an settlement this is not how the proceeding would go . I guess this garbage is more like arbitration than an actual court but scripted so the judge can act like a E list celebrity on camera
@@bjvu9460 that is rude.....sure she can do whatever she wants but should she? no..she is a horrible roomie/landlord. Its common courtesy to check with other people who live there before you rent out part of the house.
@bjvu9460 , Maybe you're in small claims court all the time because you don't know or understand the laws. I am a landlord, and as I'm sure 99.9% of smart landlords do, I have my tenants sign a lease. That lease pertains to all the tenants occupying the residence, and all parties are required to sign that lease. The lease is a legal, binding contract between all parties. Every lease I have ever written has specific clauses regarding overnight guests, and sub-leasing, which is exactly what the planttiff is doing. Overnight guests are not allowed for more than 4 nights total in one consecutive month and no one is allowed to sub-lease any part of the house or apartment. Unless her landlord has nothing in the lease barring her from having extended guests or sub-leasing, which I'm sure they do, she is in violation of her lease. Unless every person who she has a "contract" with was approved and authorized by the actual owner who is the only legal landlord, she has no authority to make rules for anyone. You cannot rent a house or apartment and tell the landlord that you are the only one that is going to be occupying it and therefore you pay rent based on one person living there. If the rent includes any type of utilities, (water, sewer, trash, heat, electric, etc) it is based on how many people will be using the utilities. One person is not going to use as much water or other utilities as 4 people would. Therefore the landlord would require to be notified in advance and want to approve any new tenants that may be occupying the unit. The planttiff has absolutely no rights to collect any money from anyone who is not a documented lease holder with the legal landlord and can be evicted immediately and sued by the landlord for the extra rent and utilities that they may have collected from her due to the illegal subleasing. Just because she holds a lease doesn't give her the right to act like a landlord for others she chooses to bring into the property. All the rent collected from tenants is due to the legal landlord, that is why we don't allow subleasing. She was charging her roommates $900.00 a month plus 1/4 of the utilities that she stated were gas and electric. That no doubt means that the landlord was paying the water, sewer, and trash every month, and she was probably collecting at least 2-3 times what her actual rent was, making her rent free. It's called a scam, and it's illegal... As for the rules, no, she can't just do whatever with them either. The landlord makes up rules for a reason. They want the tenants to be aware of the expectations that are required to be followed prior to deciding whether or not to rent the property. I have a list of rules that need to be followed by tenants and they are each given a copy of them along with the lease to go over prior to signing the lease and rules acceptance form or putting any money down to hold or rent the property. Every tenant has their own documents, and everyone states the exact same thing. They all sign each document so everyone has original ink signatures, no copies, ever. I make the rules based on not only the laws and ordinances in the location of the property, but also for the safety, responsibility, comfort, and peaceful living arrangements for every tenant and the neighbors who have just as much right to live peacefully in their homes as my tenants do in theirs. I believe that every tenant has the right to live in peace in a house that is well maintained, and that they are proud to have friends and family visit and be proud to call it their home. They may not own it but they are paying to live in it and therefore it is their home. I also expect the same from my tenants and because I make my lease/rules very clear, maintain my properties extremely well and charge a fair price for rent rather than a price that makes me rich and my tenants poor, and I don't keep security deposits for things that are unnecessary or considered normal wear and tear. I have a successful tenant/landlord relationship with my tenants, long-term tenants, and a waiting list for my properties. I've been renting out properties for over 35 years and I have only been in court once and have never had to evict anyone. It's as simple as following the laws for tenants and landlords and treating each other with respect. I treat my tenants as I would want to be treated, not as a business deal. Maybe you need to figure out why you're in court so often and make the changes needed to prevent it, whether you're a tenant or a landlord.
I love it when the plaintiff losses their case,but the defendant wins on the countersuit that they probably wouldn't have even pursued had it not been for the plaintiff filing.The jokes on her😂😂😂
@@alphasports3743 exactly and she had the nerve to say, “Chris was jealous that I was getting money from the room.” Ummm he should be PISSED too, like every other roommate. Who would be ok with that?
She took off the belt and came to court but she's the one who got spanked. 😂How do you advertise a garden for airBnB that is accessed through a roommate's room, that is whack. Lost her job and none of the former roommates seem to like her anymore doesn't make her look good.
Yeah… everything about what she did was so slimy and then slept in the living room? What a huge inconvenience to EVERYONE…. Including the airbnb guests.
That plaintiff is gross. It’s inappropriate to rent out someone else’s property on Airbnb. She was profiting off of someone else’s property which feels like a boundary violation. I wonder if her lease has a clause about subletting and if she violated that. She should have just eaten the utilities.
Exactly how much utilities do are these AIr bnb guess using? And not to mention she is probably making a killing doing the air bnb thing. Which is good for her but if you are making this much money and it ultimately was a better arrangement for you especially after all the other roommates left then just eat the 200 dollars for utilities.
@@l3n1san People do this when they live alone. They do not have 3 additional roommates and then decide to airbnb the extra room, that’s for sure and that’s why she owed him.
Exactly know she should have ate his portion of the utility bill because she was probably making a killing of the Airbnb. And now she renting out all three if not all 4 rooms in her apartment. She got more than what she wanted after everyone moved out. And knows good damn well she was over charging them for rent once she started the business.
I love it! When plaintiffs come to court seeking to be made whole and the defendants walk away being made whole, leaving the plaintiffs confused. Lesson to be learned, if you’re going to sue, make sure all your ducks are in a row(sort of speak).😂🤣
@@endiarapier5663 the weird part is she thought shew was 100% in the right. She typed up that lease, had him sign it regarding no overnight guests after 5 consecutive days and then rented out her room, at minimum, a month of July??? What in the actual hell?
This "not so bright" plaintiff has opened a XXL can of worms for herself. She's probably in for a very nasty surprise when her landlord sees/hears about this "little business deal" she's got going on with his house......the one that he pays property taxes on. I would pay to be a fly on the wall when he confronts her. ROTFLMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sure her landlord does not know she is sub-letting her room. A case here in France went to court and the tenant had to pay the landlord all the money they had gained from renting through airbnb and it was retroactive by 4 years. And needless to say, the tenant was evicted...
My friend rents 6 acres with a house. There is another small house that he rents out also. He also rents out space for cars, boat and trailers. Landlord found out so now he has to give landlord a percentage of what he receives from those spaces. It is better for him then just raising the rent because people come and go out out the spaces. Money motivates people!
Instead of paying hotel fees, you can pay double to stay in someone else's house without any of the amenities and usually chores to do? Plus you are basically in a roommate situation. Sounds like waaaay more trouble than it's worth. Get a hotel, make a mess, leave.
Fr I never understood how getting an air b n b is better than staying in a hotel… there’s a cleaning fee plus paying for each nite, then ppl act like cooking is a plus, like why would I want to cook on vacation unless I’m there for weeks
I would never rent a room in someone's home for vacation stay, but I would definitely rent an entire apartment, even if it's just a small studio. Total freedom.
Motels have daily, weekly and monthly rent offers. Even the shabbiest motels are better than giving up my privacy and putting up with people's BS or having them put up with my BS. Peaceful solitude is worth shelling out a few extra bucks if need be.
The judge asked the plaintiff for her bill and she gave her an autopay receipt from her bank. Why are litigants so slow when it comes to providing bills?
She broke rental agreement and if she said her and others wanted him out then how could have broken the agreement. Then she didn’t have proof of utilities, she should have just ate utility cost and moved on.
I wouldn't want strangers in and out of where I was renting. You want to rent your rooms that way then wait till your existing renters are out . That's an increase in utilities too that existing renters shouldn't have to be charged too. Glad he got some money back.
I came for the 👹 👁👁 !! 🤣🤣 I laugh like a crazy woman whenever the plaintiff loses and the defendant wins their countersuit!!! I don't know why! I think there is something wrong with me!! 🤣🤣
I am so grateful for living alone. I've done the roommate situation before, various times. Not my thing! Much less if the roommate is renting the space out to random strangers through AirBnb. How bizarre!!
I could never have a roommate. My house is 3,000 square feet and I live alone and would never even consider renting out any part of it. Way too many issues with roommates. I mean, a big portion of the cases here are roommate or landlord-tenant issues.
So you rent a room in a home, and as part of the deal everyone shares a common area. Then to bring in some extra cash she gives up, rents out, her room for B&B stay-overs. Yet when all is said and done in her mind, it's the shared common area she claims for herself, WOW! Don't get me wrong the dude sounded too drunk and wouldn't remember the truth, even if he was shown a video!
If you rent a room in your house, you can not then rent it out to others b/c that is a breech in the original agreement, unless there is something written by the roommate that they agree to it. (Written lease or contract in the beginning, then a verbal agreement afterwards to over ride. It has to be a written agreement then). It disrupts the peaceful enjoyment of the place you rented with other people coming & going. I’m glad she lost. She’s in outer space thinking she had a case against him. Edited to add: As for Harvey’s question. Yes, the guy has a legal right to leave without a 30 day notice. She violated the original agreement. Just like if you have cockroaches & your landlord did nothing to correct the issue. It’s called a warrant of habitability. Edited again to add: just watched the ending in the hallway. She still is not taking responsibility for her behavior! Saying that the AirBNB renters are so great! Hey nitwit, no one wants to rent a room in a place where you decide later that random strangers are invited to their space/common areas invading their privacy! She is so stupid!
What nerve the plaintiff has for moving in AirBNB ppl when she has tenants that signed leases! Seriously how selfish. She acts like she owns the apartment and is entitled to any profits made. I’m sure the owner will have something to say once this episode airs. It’s a problem in this country……..me,me,me. But then goes crying to JM when she thinks he owes her money. Think about it, if one of the guests get hurt or refuse’s to leave, they will sue the owner, I mean, he could get sued for everything she/he owns BECAUSE OF HER. All the profits should go to the owner and this selfish woman should be immediately evicted and lose her deposit at the very least.
I've never heard of anyone having the nerve to rent out a shared rental space as a B&B. It's not her home. She didn't own the place she was just renting along with the other roommates right? How would that be ok with the landlord and the other roommates? Then she says it was one of her roommates that suggested the B&B but she didn't have to actually do it. Maybe the roommate mate was being faceciois because she was so bossy and demanding, who knows how it came up, but it wouldn't make sense to want people barging in on the space they are renting. I thought B&Bs were like when you live alone and have a quaint big house with many rooms and some offer breakfast. Doubt this girl was serving breakfast in the garden area. The nerve of all this.
Wonder if her landlord knows that the plaintiff - who seems sweet and well spoken - rented their apartment out on air bnb? I would kick her out asap! I have a love/hate relationship with airbnb/vrbo - I stay at them when I'm on vacation, but now I have many houses on my street that are short term rentals and I hate the fact that I have constantly changing neighbors. Some are nice and respectful, some aren't. I would not want to live in an apartment under those conditions. Judge made the right call.
@@Tahiha I just meant she sounded intelligent, that's why it's surprising that she didn't understand why her room mates were upset with the air bnb situation.
On any day that girl had to sleep in the living room I would make sure to make a full continental breakfast make lunch cook dinner and dessert and play music and be talking on the phone in that kitchen because girl you were not about to take up the entire common area and we all got to be quiet because you want to rent out to Airbnb
Great idea. I would also have considered sleeping in the common area myself if I was her roommate. I'd love to have heard her argument as to why I can't use the common area for sleeping. I'm sure in her mind she'd feel that she's the only one allowed to do that. Some people.
She said she had air b m b for 2 weekends but then went on to say I'm still doing it now makes me think she's being doing it alot more than for 2 weekends.
she got some nerve talking about somebody else isn't clean when she has dead things in the walls. dummy could have walked away but her petty behind wanted to sue over 200 dollars. lol. hilarious I love it
She must be regretting bringing him to court . She owes him money now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. If I were the landlord , I would have sued this plaintiff idiot for the maximum , for breaching the contract in putting my property up in Airbnb without my consent . I have 3 houses - and I definitely have a clause for not subletting to anyone . I’d make sure I get every cent from her .
The fact he asked her parents for a condom shows that he's more responsible than most. I'm not sure why Judge Milian would try to scold him for trying to be responsible. I don't care if he asked the mailman, neighbor, or Santa Claus. The fact he was asking people if they had a condom is a good thing. Too many people are having unprotected sex and bringing children into the world when they can barely take care of themselves. The plaintiff sounds like she's running an illegal operation. She mentioned a landlord, so she doesn't own the home and she's renting her room out on weekends on Airbnb. Then, she had the nerve to sue the roommate after she created a horrible living situation for him. No one wants strangers in and out of the house they're renting a room in. Not only is it uncomfortable, it's a safety issue.
@@wackybrattyx it’s a lot of racist stuff in these comments lately. The comment below calling her hair nappy just shows racism is everywhere. Picture watching a Latina judge and clicking on a ep with a black woman and being hateful.
@@JaheimsStrugglingHairline Sadly it's not a recent thing. I've been watching these videos for almost two years. Racist comments are almost always on cases with black litigants
Nice specs JM! I only put mine on too when I want people to take me seriously too! She’s a “showboat” indeed! Lol! Thanks judge for educating everyone on the definition of an “Airbnb”! You are incredibly smart! 😮
she rented a 4 bdr house. Then sub leased 3 bdrs, used her bdr as a ab&b and she slept in the living room. This was her way of making money. She did not have another job.
Yep I wouldve sued for a portion of the utilities too because when people rent out places they have no obligation to be mindful of hiw much water and electricity they are using. I know when I go to hotels my showers are always insanely long... it's something about that water staying so hot lol
you took him to court expecting to expose, check and clean his clock and get washed up /hung out to dry by him via the judge who have to fork over 700 dollars and get no money for yourself and lose the case. be careful who you sue and go after Lady and others like her.
I’m sorry but this is where Judge M accepts heresy testimony from someone told the plaintiff and says that to the defendant saying that sounds ring of truth. The plaintiff says that to win her case. That’s totally heresy. JJudy would say …don’t tell me what someone said to you.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. She sounded like a nightmare to live with, and I'm glad she has to pay. But accepting that testimony in seemed a bit irresponsible of the judge.
The defendant either doesn't know how to buy the right sized clothes or else he has recently put on a lot of weight, his jacket is far too tight as is his shirt...
Sooner or later you'll be older, you'll have worked hard, saved money and bought your own home. NO room mates, NO air bnb, NO tenants, NO BS. Then you can congratulate yourself with a big mortgage burning party and your world will be awesome.
I wonder how her landlord feels about the extra liability he faces with having the air b&b ran out of that house. Hope the plaintiff has the money to buy her own place to run it from. I also wonder what the air b&b customers thought of having all these other people in the place.
@@91PHS10 I doubt the young lady in question, will appreciate this photo of her being in circulation. She is really pretty but this photo makes her look 😵💫🤪😜
I would be extremely angry if my roommate rented out her room to Airbnb, thereby giving me an additional roommate that I didn't agree on, and the woman's crap would be all over the living room, because she's using it as her bedroom. I would also insist that the contracts say overnight guests can't stay longer than 2 days, unless everybody agrees in writing, definitely NOT five days.
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She was very disrespectful renting out to airbnb without discussing with other people that live there. That is crazy. She has no business having roomies.
Curious to know if the landlord knows?
@@Copanina He will know after seeing this program or when she inadvertently rents to the homicidal maniac serial killer.😟🥴😵💫😵
she doesnt have to if she is the lease holder. She makes the rules for everyone else just as the landlord makes the rules for you who renting the place or your boss tells you not to be late then he comes in late . I dont find this program to be more than entertainment since the judge seems to always be acting for the camera, it seems scripted, and if he was suppose to be awarded in his counter suit, he would have to had shown damages to justify what the judge warded .
I am in small claims court enough to know that anything that is awarded has to show that you suffered some type of loss, and, tip toeing around her is an annoyance not a loss. Also, since you are the one agreeing with the term of her renting the room , she doesnt have to follow the rules that is being made since she is not the one agreeing to the term that are being signed.
I have rented places that the owner says not guest and you can not park in our drive way but that didnt stop the owner from having his friends over and parking in his drive way.
I have rented from subleasing that came with rules that the person leasing didnt adhere to but I couldnt complain because the rules governed my behavior as the renter and not the person renting the place so this judge is full of ish but again, these programs are scripted and this is not how a real court operates.
Now, every court in the US first sends the parties to mediation to try resolving the issue and then at trial if there wasnt an settlement this is not how the proceeding would go . I guess this garbage is more like arbitration than an actual court but scripted so the judge can act like a E list celebrity on camera
@@bjvu9460 that is rude.....sure she can do whatever she wants but should she? no..she is a horrible roomie/landlord. Its common courtesy to check with other people who live there before you rent out part of the house.
@bjvu9460 , Maybe you're in small claims court all the time because you don't know or understand the laws. I am a landlord, and as I'm sure 99.9% of smart landlords do, I have my tenants sign a lease. That lease pertains to all the tenants occupying the residence, and all parties are required to sign that lease. The lease is a legal, binding contract between all parties. Every lease I have ever written has specific clauses regarding overnight guests, and sub-leasing, which is exactly what the planttiff is doing. Overnight guests are not allowed for more than 4 nights total in one consecutive month and no one is allowed to sub-lease any part of the house or apartment. Unless her landlord has nothing in the lease barring her from having extended guests or sub-leasing, which I'm sure they do, she is in violation of her lease. Unless every person who she has a "contract" with was approved and authorized by the actual owner who is the only legal landlord, she has no authority to make rules for anyone. You cannot rent a house or apartment and tell the landlord that you are the only one that is going to be occupying it and therefore you pay rent based on one person living there. If the rent includes any type of utilities, (water, sewer, trash, heat, electric, etc) it is based on how many people will be using the utilities. One person is not going to use as much water or other utilities as 4 people would. Therefore the landlord would require to be notified in advance and want to approve any new tenants that may be occupying the unit. The planttiff has absolutely no rights to collect any money from anyone who is not a documented lease holder with the legal landlord and can be evicted immediately and sued by the landlord for the extra rent and utilities that they may have collected from her due to the illegal subleasing. Just because she holds a lease doesn't give her the right to act like a landlord for others she chooses to bring into the property. All the rent collected from tenants is due to the legal landlord, that is why we don't allow subleasing. She was charging her roommates $900.00 a month plus 1/4 of the utilities that she stated were gas and electric. That no doubt means that the landlord was paying the water, sewer, and trash every month, and she was probably collecting at least 2-3 times what her actual rent was, making her rent free. It's called a scam, and it's illegal...
As for the rules, no, she can't just do whatever with them either. The landlord makes up rules for a reason. They want the tenants to be aware of the expectations that are required to be followed prior to deciding whether or not to rent the property. I have a list of rules that need to be followed by tenants and they are each given a copy of them along with the lease to go over prior to signing the lease and rules acceptance form or putting any money down to hold or rent the property. Every tenant has their own documents, and everyone states the exact same thing. They all sign each document so everyone has original ink signatures, no copies, ever. I make the rules based on not only the laws and ordinances in the location of the property, but also for the safety, responsibility, comfort, and peaceful living arrangements for every tenant and the neighbors who have just as much right to live peacefully in their homes as my tenants do in theirs. I believe that every tenant has the right to live in peace in a house that is well maintained, and that they are proud to have friends and family visit and be proud to call it their home. They may not own it but they are paying to live in it and therefore it is their home. I also expect the same from my tenants and because I make my lease/rules very clear, maintain my properties extremely well and charge a fair price for rent rather than a price that makes me rich and my tenants poor, and I don't keep security deposits for things that are unnecessary or considered normal wear and tear. I have a successful tenant/landlord relationship with my tenants, long-term tenants, and a waiting list for my properties. I've been renting out properties for over 35 years and I have only been in court once and have never had to evict anyone. It's as simple as following the laws for tenants and landlords and treating each other with respect. I treat my tenants as I would want to be treated, not as a business deal. Maybe you need to figure out why you're in court so often and make the changes needed to prevent it, whether you're a tenant or a landlord.
To take him to court for 200 bucks and end up owing 700 has to hurt.
Karma caught up with her on this deal, and may not be done with her if/when her landlord finds out what she's been doing.
She gon cry in the car
@@jacklow9611 it’s so illegal to do what she is doing!
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This case is weird! She had too much going on at this house.
AND I’M TELLING DOLLA BILL TOO THIS AIN’T KNOW HOE HOUSE 🤣😂🤣😂💯💯
I love it when the plaintiff losses their case,but the defendant wins on the countersuit that they probably wouldn't have even pursued had it not been for the plaintiff filing.The jokes on her😂😂😂
FACTS THOUGH 🤦🏾♀️🤣😂🤣👌🏾💪🏾💯💯💯
Loses. It's loses.
Absolutely
*loses not losses! 🤦🏻♀️
y’all did her so dirty with that thumbnail 😭
lookin demonic lolol
She made that face immediately after JM said she can stay with her and whatever is in her walls. 🤣🙄💀
That’s why I clicked on it I thought she had colored contacts on but it does look very demonic and creepy lol
Something tells me she's already a dirty girl regardless of the thumbnail 😎👍
🤣🤣🤣 she wanted to keep rolling her eyes at the judge 😂 that's what she gets.. Since evidently she thinks it's cute 🤣🤣
Air BnB is a huge security issue. He should have gone to the building owner.
Ain’t no way my roommate would be renting out a room in OUR home.
Unless you split the profit.
FACTS THOUGH 👌🏾💪🏾💯💯💯
@@alphasports3743 exactly and she had the nerve to say, “Chris was jealous that I was getting money from the room.” Ummm he should be PISSED too, like every other roommate. Who would be ok with that?
@@LeeoGoneWild Ya slow ... what I said that he might have been pissed if everyone was profiting and he wasn't. Catchup
@@alphasports3743 right
She took off the belt and came to court but she's the one who got spanked. 😂How do you advertise a garden for airBnB that is accessed through a roommate's room, that is whack. Lost her job and none of the former roommates seem to like her anymore doesn't make her look good.
Like to know, if her landlord knows about the AIR,B&B
@@chrispellicci6587 He does now!
@@NJgateway lol, right
Yeah… everything about what she did was so slimy and then slept in the living room? What a huge inconvenience to EVERYONE…. Including the airbnb guests.
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That plaintiff is gross. It’s inappropriate to rent out someone else’s property on Airbnb. She was profiting off of someone else’s property which feels like a boundary violation.
I wonder if her lease has a clause about subletting and if she violated that. She should have just eaten the utilities.
PREACH 🤦🏾♀️🤣😂💪🏾💯💯
Pretty sure she's breaking the law.
People do it all the time, can’t be mad at her for being in her bag😭
Exactly how much utilities do are these AIr bnb guess using? And not to mention she is probably making a killing doing the air bnb thing. Which is good for her but if you are making this much money and it ultimately was a better arrangement for you especially after all the other roommates left then just eat the 200 dollars for utilities.
@@l3n1san People do this when they live alone. They do not have 3 additional roommates and then decide to airbnb the extra room, that’s for sure and that’s why she owed him.
LOVE when the PLAINTIFF OWES the DEFENDANT!! hahaha!
Her Mom clearly never taught her to “leave well enough alone”. 😂
Exactly know she should have ate his portion of the utility bill because she was probably making a killing of the Airbnb. And now she renting out all three if not all 4 rooms in her apartment. She got more than what she wanted after everyone moved out. And knows good damn well she was over charging them for rent once she started the business.
Idk how she does air bnb I wouldn't want to rent a house and have the "owner" laying on the couch or walking around
😂 I bet she regrets bringing him to court! She owes him 😆!
Yes
And so do JM 🤣
right!
The show pays so she doesn't owe him anything
“All this rent” vs “August Rent”….fair mistake lolol
Ain't gone lie, I'm from tge south, I heard wut he did too first, though it immediately didn't make since after I fully processed it..lol!
@@dshawnbyrd exactly. I was like all what rent lol what's the amount.
The only thing I took away from this case was that the guy uses protection during sex. Good for him! Judgement for the defendant, case closed.
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The fact she sued him shows how bitter she is
And she said the other roommate was bitter because he wrote a letter. No, you're just a horrible person honey.
I’m sure he smashed too
@@freereign911what a gross thing to say
@@worm-bri Well it’s the truth
@@freereign911you don't know it's the truth. Just because you open your legs for anybody doesn't mean she does
She sues him and ends up owing him 3 times more then what she sued him for. LOL
That part 😂😂😂
I love it! When plaintiffs come to court seeking to be made whole and the defendants walk away being made whole, leaving the plaintiffs confused. Lesson to be learned, if you’re going to sue, make sure all your ducks are in a row(sort of speak).😂🤣
Right!🥴
So gooooood
@@endiarapier5663 the weird part is she thought shew was 100% in the right. She typed up that lease, had him sign it regarding no overnight guests after 5 consecutive days and then rented out her room, at minimum, a month of July??? What in the actual hell?
She is very greedy and also she is breaking the rules of the landlord, you know the person who actually owns the home. 🤨
This "not so bright" plaintiff has opened a XXL can of worms for herself. She's probably in for a very nasty surprise when her landlord sees/hears about this "little business deal" she's got going on with his house......the one that he pays property taxes on.
I would pay to be a fly on the wall when he confronts her. ROTFLMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1000000% well said
The landlord can definitely sue, i would love to see how that would go 😭
I'm sure her landlord does not know she is sub-letting her room. A case here in France went to court and the tenant had to pay the landlord all the money they had gained from renting through airbnb and it was retroactive by 4 years. And needless to say, the tenant was evicted...
Cases in France don’t have any basis of ruling in America
Doesn't mean it can't happen in America. It's up to a Judge.
@@bixbycro lol...
My friend rents 6 acres with a house. There is another small house that he rents out also. He also rents out space for cars, boat and trailers. Landlord found out so now he has to give landlord a percentage of what he receives from those spaces. It is better for him then just raising the rent because people come and go out out the spaces. Money motivates people!
I LOVE FRANCE, especially the Alsace area.
Since i was a child I always get excited when the defendant files a Countersuit 😂
Thats hilarious
I thought I was the only one! OMG 😱
Too cute 🤣😂
Me tooo omg lmaooo
Same 😂😂😂
There’s no way I would rent a room around a bunch of strangers. You never know what kind of creature will be on top of you in the middle of the night!
It's called being poor.
@@angelaportillo8038or greedy
I would be pissed too if this lady did this to
Me
Instead of paying hotel fees, you can pay double to stay in someone else's house without any of the amenities and usually chores to do? Plus you are basically in a roommate situation. Sounds like waaaay more trouble than it's worth. Get a hotel, make a mess, leave.
Amen!
Pay double???? You clearly have never used an Air BNB.
Fr I never understood how getting an air b n b is better than staying in a hotel… there’s a cleaning fee plus paying for each nite, then ppl act like cooking is a plus, like why would I want to cook on vacation unless I’m there for weeks
I would never rent a room in someone's home for vacation stay, but I would definitely rent an entire apartment, even if it's just a small studio. Total freedom.
Motels have daily, weekly and monthly rent offers. Even the shabbiest motels are better than giving up my privacy and putting up with people's BS or having them put up with my BS. Peaceful solitude is worth shelling out a few extra bucks if need be.
I love when things backfire she owes him now 🤣
Lol
Exactly. He had his sh** in order.
How much were the air bnb people paying for utilities and why should he pay any when she had extra people using them.
I did not even think about that. Very good point!
No way I'd be roommating with 4 people, and especially not with some airbnb strangers running in/ out the apartment...
This is what happens when you are petty. And based on the living conditions it sounds like a place I would want to rent. Greediness gets you nowhere.
He shouldn't have to pay utilities when there were Air BnB guests using them too!
He should have raised it. I bet she would have had to eat that too. Also, they walked through the other guys room to get to the garden???!!!
JM was so serious when she said did you walk around and ask for condoms
She may have been having a flashback to her college days 😯
@@Channel-JJ Lmbo
That was her “Mom voice”!
The judge asked the plaintiff for her bill and she gave her an autopay receipt from her bank. Why are litigants so slow when it comes to providing bills?
“All this rent” 🤣🤣🤣
I still heard “All this rent” when she repeated it
That’s what I heard too lol
She broke rental agreement and if she said her and others wanted him out then how could have broken the agreement. Then she didn’t have proof of utilities, she should have just ate utility cost and moved on.
I wouldn't want strangers in and out of where I was renting. You want to rent your rooms that way then wait till your existing renters are out . That's an increase in utilities too that existing renters shouldn't have to be charged too. Glad he got some money back.
Why did she sue because now she owes him money
M
I came for the 👹 👁👁 !! 🤣🤣
I laugh like a crazy woman whenever the plaintiff loses and the defendant wins their countersuit!!! I don't know why! I think there is something wrong with me!! 🤣🤣
They did her dirty with that thumbnail. Looking all possessed
I am so grateful for living alone. I've done the roommate situation before, various times. Not my thing! Much less if the roommate is renting the space out to random strangers through AirBnb. How bizarre!!
Factssssss 🎯
I was just thinking this🥰
I could never have a roommate. My house is 3,000 square feet and I live alone and would never even consider renting out any part of it. Way too many issues with roommates. I mean, a big portion of the cases here are roommate or landlord-tenant issues.
Always love the twist when the plaintiff's loose due to greed lol
So you rent a room in a home, and as part of the deal everyone shares a common area. Then to bring in some extra cash she gives up, rents out, her room for B&B stay-overs. Yet when all is said and done in her mind, it's the shared common area she claims for herself, WOW! Don't get me wrong the dude sounded too drunk and wouldn't remember the truth, even if he was shown a video!
If you rent a room in your house, you can not then rent it out to others b/c that is a breech in the original agreement, unless there is something written by the roommate that they agree to it. (Written lease or contract in the beginning, then a verbal agreement afterwards to over ride. It has to be a written agreement then). It disrupts the peaceful enjoyment of the place you rented with other people coming & going. I’m glad she lost. She’s in outer space thinking she had a case against him.
Edited to add: As for Harvey’s question. Yes, the guy has a legal right to leave without a 30 day notice. She violated the original agreement. Just like if you have cockroaches & your landlord did nothing to correct the issue. It’s called a warrant of habitability.
Edited again to add: just watched the ending in the hallway. She still is not taking responsibility for her behavior! Saying that the AirBNB renters are so great! Hey nitwit, no one wants to rent a room in a place where you decide later that random strangers are invited to their space/common areas invading their privacy! She is so stupid!
Did anyone else click the video because of how she looked possessed in the thumbnail ?!
I didn’t look at the thumbnail, just the title. So just looked because of your comment and yes, she really does look “possessed,” and demonic. 😂
Plaintiff needs to take accountability for her actions.
That was an EPIC FAIL case lol.. walk out owing 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️.. see what GREED gets you🤷🏾♀️
Plaintiff is very shady...
What nerve the plaintiff has for moving in AirBNB ppl when she has tenants that signed leases! Seriously how selfish. She acts like she owns the apartment and is entitled to any profits made. I’m sure the owner will have something to say once this episode airs. It’s a problem in this country……..me,me,me. But then goes crying to JM when she thinks he owes her money. Think about it, if one of the guests get hurt or refuse’s to leave, they will sue the owner, I mean, he could get sued for everything she/he owns BECAUSE OF HER. All the profits should go to the owner and this selfish woman should be immediately evicted and lose her deposit at the very least.
The plaintiff has a LOT of nerve.
What a way to win. Good on the defendant. The plaintiff was double dipping on income with AirBnB
I've never heard of anyone having the nerve to rent out a shared rental space as a B&B. It's not her home. She didn't own the place she was just renting along with the other roommates right? How would that be ok with the landlord and the other roommates? Then she says it was one of her roommates that suggested the B&B but she didn't have to actually do it. Maybe the roommate mate was being faceciois because she was so bossy and demanding, who knows how it came up, but it wouldn't make sense to want people barging in on the space they are renting. I thought B&Bs were like when you live alone and have a quaint big house with many rooms and some offer breakfast. Doubt this girl was serving breakfast in the garden area. The nerve of all this.
Wonder if her landlord knows that the plaintiff - who seems sweet and well spoken - rented their apartment out on air bnb? I would kick her out asap! I have a love/hate relationship with airbnb/vrbo - I stay at them when I'm on vacation, but now I have many houses on my street that are short term rentals and I hate the fact that I have constantly changing neighbors. Some are nice and respectful, some aren't. I would not want to live in an apartment under those conditions. Judge made the right call.
I would kick her out immediately as well
What does "well spoken" have to do with anything? Millions of humans are well-spoken. And? What point are you making?
@@Tahiha I just meant she sounded intelligent, that's why it's surprising that she didn't understand why her room mates were upset with the air bnb situation.
On any day that girl had to sleep in the living room I would make sure to make a full continental breakfast make lunch cook dinner and dessert and play music and be talking on the phone in that kitchen because girl you were not about to take up the entire common area and we all got to be quiet because you want to rent out to Airbnb
Great idea. I would also have considered sleeping in the common area myself if I was her roommate. I'd love to have heard her argument as to why I can't use the common area for sleeping. I'm sure in her mind she'd feel that she's the only one allowed to do that. Some people.
How hard is it to bring the light bill? Makes me think she was over charging tenants. She wasn’t very smart.
I thought Judge Milian said "all this rent" too. 🤣😂
She said she had air b m b for 2 weekends but then went on to say I'm still doing it now makes me think she's being doing it alot more than for 2 weekends.
The absolute audacity…also where do they live that it takes 4 ppl to pay the rent?
Wait till the landlord sees this!! Where does she get the nerve to make money off of someone else’s property?
It just slays me when plaintiffs are so sure to win AND THEN SLAM! The defendant walks away with a windfall.
Her facial expressions are hilarious. The thumbnail was definitely necessary 😅😭
she got some nerve talking about somebody else isn't clean when she has dead things in the walls. dummy could have walked away but her petty behind wanted to sue over 200 dollars. lol. hilarious I love it
She breached her own contract..
She look smart.
Not smart Enough...
This plaintiff was sooo inconsiderate and Im glad she lost
Oohhh r the other roommates goons sue her now? 😈
Really, that statement from other roommate kinda did her in.
Not The Exorcist thumbnail!!! 😱
Lmao 😂 🤣 😂
😂😂😂
I was just going to say this!!!
Lol I thought they were contacts ar first
IKR!?!?!? 😂
She must be regretting bringing him to court . She owes him money now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. If I were the landlord , I would have sued this plaintiff idiot for the maximum , for breaching the contract in putting my property up in Airbnb without my consent . I have 3 houses - and I definitely have a clause for not subletting to anyone . I’d make sure I get every cent from her .
Life is hard people out here living with strangers!
She got greedy and ended up having to pay
Ahh ha😂 that's hilarious that she lost so much
The fact he asked her parents for a condom shows that he's more responsible than most. I'm not sure why Judge Milian would try to scold him for trying to be responsible. I don't care if he asked the mailman, neighbor, or Santa Claus. The fact he was asking people if they had a condom is a good thing. Too many people are having unprotected sex and bringing children into the world when they can barely take care of themselves. The plaintiff sounds like she's running an illegal operation. She mentioned a landlord, so she doesn't own the home and she's renting her room out on weekends on Airbnb. Then, she had the nerve to sue the roommate after she created a horrible living situation for him. No one wants strangers in and out of the house they're renting a room in. Not only is it uncomfortable, it's a safety issue.
Yes, you’re right, but I still think it’s gross to ask around for condoms. He should’ve gone out to buy them if he was truly being responsible.
Well that backfired on the plaintiff.
Eek 😬 I always feel like that when the judgment goes upside down girl you should’ve dropped that case when you had the chance
Hysterical hearing the word legal from anybody subletting a property they dont own
She had some nerve!!..I would of given her notice ASAP. And sued for moving expenses.
Right, you just can't turn a place into an AirBnB without letting tenants know. I would've been pissed too!
She painted his image terribly and he still won lmao 😂
She seems really well spoken and presents well for an entitled brat
Judge basically said-youre petty!
It’s a microaggression and racist to comment on black people being well spoken. What else did you expect?
U don't think brats can be well spoken? If she was white, would you still think she was well spoken...or just spoken😑
@@wackybrattyx it’s a lot of racist stuff in these comments lately. The comment below calling her hair nappy just shows racism is everywhere. Picture watching a Latina judge and clicking on a ep with a black woman and being hateful.
@@JaheimsStrugglingHairline Sadly it's not a recent thing. I've been watching these videos for almost two years. Racist comments are almost always on cases with black litigants
Nice specs JM! I only put mine on too when I want people to take me seriously too! She’s a “showboat” indeed! Lol!
Thanks judge for educating everyone on the definition of an “Airbnb”! You are incredibly smart! 😮
she rented a 4 bdr house. Then sub leased 3 bdrs, used her bdr as a ab&b and she slept in the living room. This was her way of making money. She did not have another job.
Yep I wouldve sued for a portion of the utilities too because when people rent out places they have no obligation to be mindful of hiw much water and electricity they are using. I know when I go to hotels my showers are always insanely long... it's something about that water staying so hot lol
"i dont run after people for money" probably for the best considering the time you did you left court in the negative lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 she should have left well enough ALONE 😝🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And the landlord will hopefully see that she is doing rental cash.goid luck
The girl in the yellow shirt was the best part 😂😂
I love these cases when somebody's trying to be greedy and they wind up owing
i’m literally the girl harvey asked a question & then got stage fright LOL i feel you girl.
I wouldn't be telling anyone you are an idiot.
She should of defiantly stayed home and not bothered.... 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️
I thought the judge said, "all this rent, too".
you took him to court expecting to expose, check and clean his clock and get washed up /hung out to dry by him via the judge who have to fork over 700 dollars and get no money for yourself and lose the case. be careful who you sue and go after Lady and others like her.
I’m sorry but this is where Judge M accepts heresy testimony from someone told the plaintiff and says that to the defendant saying that sounds ring of truth. The plaintiff says that to win her case. That’s totally heresy. JJudy would say …don’t tell me what someone said to you.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. She sounded like a nightmare to live with, and I'm glad she has to pay. But accepting that testimony in seemed a bit irresponsible of the judge.
The girl in the interview: 😀
Don’t poke the bear…!
The defendant either doesn't know how to buy the right sized clothes or else he has recently put on a lot of weight, his jacket is far too tight as is his shirt...
Looked a little outdated , most likely older clothes he hadn’t worn in years and he didn’t what to go to court in clothes with holes.
Sooner or later you'll be older, you'll have worked hard, saved money and bought your own home. NO room mates, NO air bnb, NO tenants, NO BS. Then you can congratulate yourself with a big mortgage burning party and your world will be awesome.
I wonder how her landlord feels about the extra liability he faces with having the air b&b ran out of that house. Hope the plaintiff has the money to buy her own place to run it from. I also wonder what the air b&b customers thought of having all these other people in the place.
Exactly like if the stranger really got hurt and sued the property owner,
Judge spoke too fast..all this rent 🤣
She’s selfish and she’s in the wrong with the b&b I hope she learns from this but I don’t think she will because it’s all about her .
The thumbnail for this episode is unflattering and creepy.
We still clicked to watch 😝😝
She kept rolling her eyes
@@91PHS10 I doubt the young lady in question, will appreciate this photo of her being in circulation. She is really pretty but this photo makes her look 😵💫🤪😜
I would be extremely angry if my roommate rented out her room to Airbnb, thereby giving me an additional roommate that I didn't agree on, and the woman's crap would be all over the living room, because she's using it as her bedroom. I would also insist that the contracts say overnight guests can't stay longer than 2 days, unless everybody agrees in writing, definitely NOT five days.
Does anyone else feel like Harvey Levin is annoying?
Definitely! That whole segment outside is just annoying! I think he is just so impressed with himself, and thinks he is a damn comedian!
This is so awesome! She is so extra. Ha
I know for sure they have more then four people living in that apartment