Eviction 'floodgate' has opened in NYC adding to housing crisis
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
- There have already been close to 600 tenants with eviction warrants executed against them since the new year started. Dan Krauth has the story.
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When some one tells you not to pay your rent ignore them. Pay your rent. Do whatever...
Especially if you have children...nothing like your own kitchen, bed and bathroom.
Yes indeed, if nothing else put the money aside instead of just begging in the end. I have properties all over and I will not rent to anyone with and eviction and this will not change, point blank period!
You' are absolutely right.
Exactly 💯 I totally agree... Rent is first priority not material things ! G DOLL
They weren’t told to not pay! Everyone was told if they didn’t pay they would not be evicted. 2 very different things and people are scummy and chose to steal from their landlords.
There's alot of people who had bad situations got sick, ect... but there's also alot of people who were skeemers and basically didn't pay rent because they couldn't get kicked out and taking advantage of the system
system flawed... and money is fiat....
Well we shouldn't be treated like cash cattle slaves in the first place.
The people at the top "work the system" more than anybody else, but when poor people do it to survive, it's 'scheming' and shameful 🙄
Let’s not forget a lot of people took advantage of the eviction moratorium. The eviction courts were closed during 2021, people couldn’t file any evictions. This is what happens when they kick the can down the road.
When there is no one to rent to, the effect continues.
@@D-Sin5 I’d rather have it empty , instead of some free loading leeches using my
heat & water...
@@markgjidoda2745 your heat and water ... lol...
@@flyingdragoncar4975 well
heat&water technically not mine,
I’m just paying for it 😢..
Not to mention, taxes,
home insurance , mortgage.
The whole idea that these tenants can pay off back rent is BS. Most low income renters live paycheck to paycheck, barely getting by. The notion that somehow they can suddenly produce thousands of dollars of back rent after the moratorium is lifted is ludicrous.
Instead of helping migrants, that money could've been helping families who are facing eviction due to no income.
who sent them ?
This is a big problem now never they should let in the city these immigrants we still have this crisis in housing with these Covic is a big mistake to let these immigrants be in the city not in these critical times not there is not a lot of city apartments for all the homeless in the sherters system and now these immigrants too
@@jerusalem5159 your president
@@jerusalem5159 Your mayor. Crooked Adams.
Exactly!!!
I noticed a lot of people in the Bronx had been evicted last year during the time of Elections, many lived in Section 8 or low-cost housing. The problem was that many people didn't pay the rent because they thought they would not have to during the bigC and used the stimulus funds for material possessions and vacations instead of paying the rent.
🫵🏾They’ll just move to Florida
Yes, I had a family buy a new living room set, new bedroom set, tv and a new car all the while bragging they were making $1500 a week on unemployment. They made it 18 months without paying rent, cost me for the attorney and $5000 in repairs to the house.
@@MyHebrews so messed up. Then they come and cry on the news.
@@elincognito2135 shidddd Florida too dang on high
But that's not what this is about tho
Vote wisely. US citizens have no rent money but migrants from open border in the south are given preferential treatment in NY.
They were given BILLIONS in rent $ but blew it on liquor ,drugs, tattoos , cars , everything but rent .
@@jamesbell2419 , ok. I own rental properties in the Midwest. Anytime short or long term rental assistance is given to tenants, the rent check goes straight to the landlord. Although I don’t have section 8 tenants, I know the rules are the same; The money goes directly to the landlord. I have friends who own properties in NY, NJ and Long Island . Same rules there also. Why did the government give rent money to tenants? Which area in NY gives rent checks to tenants and not to landlord?
@@lokeshk4642 He is talking about the stimulus money that was given and the unemployment checks that was higher than their salaries,enough to pay rent but most chose to use that money on other things except rent.
@@wsmokr Exactly . Plus they made hardship loans available to anyone that applied . Many got up to $50,000. or more .
People that were "legitimately" affected by covid had many $ sources available .
@@wsmokr , ok. Got it. They money was given during covid19 stimulus.
You should have paid your rent instead of having seafood boils, drinking Henny, buying jewelry and clothes, and smoking weed with stimulus checks and unemployment checks. People thought not paying rent was cool because of the eviction moratorium now it's time to pay the piper. Don't cry and play victim to the circumstances you single-handedly created. Landlords waited along time for this and are owed massive amounts of back rent from renters who didn't want to pay, move or leave for payment failures for over 6 months.
some of them spend their money for rent Gambling.
The free ride is over.....BUH BYE !
Okay so... someone owing back rent bc they spent all of their money during the rent freeze, instead of saving here and there.
Um...oh well?
The government puts every mechanism in place to help Tennants, but very little to help struggling landlords. Many of those tennants now being evicted, used the eviction moratorium during the pandemic to not pay rent. Many of them never lost their jobs, but used their rent monies for other things. I had a Tennant that was a nursing assistant, that worked double and triple shifts during the pandemic, and chose to not pay me because of the moratorium. After the moratorium was lifted, I started the eviction process, she moved out owing me 9 months rent, $18000. Me a small mom and pap landlord had to swallow that.
Everyday these people keep asking for so called affordable housing, and there will be none.
The politicians that those very same people keep electing, are the ones making housing less affordable, with all the extreme regulations they keep passing. Not to mention the property taxes and utility bills.
You have no recourse to get the back rent? I would turn over every stone to make them pay
But why people are spending money if you own back rent. Save your money
Math be racist
My question is why is the mayor of New York taking care of people who are not even citizens that’s costing $1 billion instead of putting into homeless prevention?!
Because the Democrats consider nonlegals to be more important that citizens and legals.
Because those are their future voters. Thought you would already understand this and not vote democrats in
My mom is a landlord. I think the news is always on the tenant's side. They never talk about the impact on the landlords. She had a tenant just refuse to pay during the pandemic, she STILL had to pay taxes and bills for that property, per the contract. She was so sick for months, constantly worrying about her own financial struggle as this was her main source of income. People don't deserve to live on anyone's property for free. The media and the government should think about both sides
Yes, I have an aunt and uncle that had a huge house that took them almost 30 years to pay off, she's a retired nurse and he was retired electrician. they became empty nesters and their 4 kids grew up and moved away. To say their house was immaculate does not do it justice, they decided to rent their house out and downsize and buy a smaller home. The rent they got for the home they owned was additional income. When the renter stopped paying rent, my aunt and uncle (recently diagnosed with cancer) were in such despair, they went through their savings, borrowed money against both homes, while trying to cover taxes maintenance along with medical expenses. At one point she even offered "keys for cash", giving the tenant $6,500 just to leave the house. This lady who was a tenant for over 4 years said no, she wanted $15,000 so she could stay in the nice neighborhood for her kids! My aunt ended up back at work, sold the second house and rented a terrible place because that's what they could afford. By the time her kids found out it was beyond a mess, they had pay over $3,00 to evict the lady and 3 weeks before the eviction the tenant filed for bankruptcy (that took another 13 1/2 months). By the time my aunt got her house back it was destroyed. The kids pulled together, got it repaired and finally sold for a fraction of what is was worth. They now live with the oldest daughter, but it is nothing like living on your own, enjoying the fruits of their labor. She helps with the grand kids, my uncle is still fighting the battle with cancer, yet they hope to one day travel the world which is what they always wanted. So yes, they should highlight what this really does to families, not just freeloaders!
“ her main source of income”
See that’s a problem. You cannot be a landlord as a job. It’s not a valid occupation.
Of course she still had to pay property taxes. It’s her property. That’s what comes with being an owner. It’s not all cakes and unicorns. In business you sometime, and many times take losses
@@Pcarnevaaasays who? You who will never own anything? Why is investment and owning property not a job? You’re ignorant. Without landlords where would people who can’t afford a home, like you, live?
Everyone has a hard story. But, I work with many helping to find housing. I know a good 30% of people who had no change in income during the pandemic refused to pay rent. They used the pandemic as an excuse. While the majority took their responsibility seriously... too many did not expecting someone to save them.
They should have paid their rent!
I feel pity for landlords, they will never get compensation…that’s so illegal
@@thuandao4243 they could get real jobs instead of deciding to become part of the problem
@@cosmicllama6910 are you seriously blaming the real victims = landlords in rental business, for getting scammed by govt and deadbeat losers renters , most could pay but took all advantage of govt illegal mandates ¿
@@cosmicllama6910 that isn't anybody business if landlords work or not and how are they part of the problem?
This is so sad. The border should be closed, and the govt should take care of their citizens first!
Exactly!!!
Majority of illegal aliens in the US are from Canada and they fly in and overstay their visa. We should ban all flights from Canada!
It's the government's job to allow you to learn how to take care of YOURSELF. Yes, the border should be closed to illegal invasion from foreigners. But people need to learn to Do For Themselves, without always expecting a hand-out for every little thing, from the government.
@@geanettepartington691 yes there needs to be a system that educates Americans to take care of themselves. Well said.
The government should be there as a buffer but not reliance to the detriment of its people.
who would have thought not paying rent will get you evicted?
Really.
Shocker!!
Dummycrats.
During the Pandemic so many people in my building stopped paying rent that basic building maintenance stopped. Repairs weren’t getting done, hallways and the lobby were not being cleaned, the garbage shoots weren’t working properly, elevators were out constantly. Now that they tossed the people out who stopped paying(not surprised who they were, partying all the rime, making noise, etc) and have rent paying tenants things are back to normal. I’m happy to see them kicked out.
also let's never forget that these people were getting $600 PER WEEK unemployment benefit for more than 1 year. this "news" conviniently left that part out
Preach on, these people thought that gravy train would last forever, be responsible people!
Same here EXCEPT...The lack of care for the facility is ongoing. I worked the entire "lockdown" and used the time to better myself, my savings, my career and life. I'm looking for other places to move now.
Thank God, I can afford a bump in rent. At this point, as long as it's CLEAN, QUIET, RENOVATED WITH GREAT AMENITIES.... I'M READY TO GO!!!
Good free ride is over!!!
Thank god I never stopped working, even at the height of the pandemic. I was marked as "essential" the moment it started.
work has nothing to do with this. Most of these people did NOT work but received $600 PER WEEK unemployment benefit. where did that money go????? why did they not pay the rent with that money they EASILY could have. They will get ZERO TAX penny out of me
They did not pay rent for 2 years . They took the stimulus $ and bought cars , took vacations , etc.
What did they think would happen ?
BTW- the dude in this story that owes $17K in rent is NOT GOING TO PAY . He is just going to housing court to prolong ( more months of NOT PAYING rent ) it some more . That property owner going to get stiffed . Really messed up .
Correction not all the gentleman said 9 months behind
100%
@@md5490he was SICK and tried to get back on his feet. Some of you guys are heartless
@@FaithandNova Sick for 9 ( NINE ) months ? That is how long he has not paid rent . That is BS .
@@FaithandNova balogna dude.
Get a job, I was working 14 hours a day just to get by why can't all u guys do that???
Pay your own bills
I think if most people could , they would. jobs are underpaying many people, rent is sky high in the city and Covid made a lot of people lose their income.
@@Mutatedppl Shouldn't mean their landlords have to pay their bills for them.
@@jaclynbannister1877 read to learn instead of to reply... That went right over your head.
@@jaclynbannister1877 they were explaining as to why, since everyone here is so judgmental. Instead of understanding the reason, you want to be silly
Tell that to the illegal immigrants in the hotel in Manhattan $500 per night on your tax dollars 💵. That's if you have a job🤣😂😂😂
If you owe 17000 you gotta go. Can't live in somebody's property for free.
Are any of these people held accountable for their actions?
Has the ex-president chump been held accountable?
Why would they be??? Complain enough and you mostly likely get what you want....
No
They will be when they go try to rent another apartment. the eviction will be on there background check. These people don't think about the future they only think about the next 5 minutes. Or what bling bling they can buy now. I'm a small mom and pop landlord I had a couple not pay me rent for 9 months with who had a jobs. When and bought a new car and plastic surgery done. This is during the pandemic. I ended up paying for everything.
@@dontfollowtheherd9791 My parents are dealing with a tenant like this right now!
I have 2 units empty for 3 months. Rather have them empty then what are looking to occupy.
I only feel bad for native New Yorkers. I had a really bad landlord from Sir Lanka they talk to me like they’re better than everyone, they abandon their country that’s in shambles. I was born in the greatest city in the world with the best water in the world.
Let me get this right,
he came from Sri Lanka…
And , you were born in N.Y…
Yet , you’re the one paying rent to him.
And you’re upset at him..
@@markgjidoda2745 always find this strange as a first generation Pakistani. I bought a property at 32 due to the insane sacrifices my parents made to set me up for this success. My kids will have a property in NYC which they can rent out or keep after my death. They will be set for life (God willing) yet I see certain folks whose been here for generations stuck in the same place, thinking staying on food stamps and affordable housing and child support is a decent way of life. I’ve seen my neighbors encourage that of their kids. It’s sad.
do you also feel bad for natives that hid behind eviction moritorium, while they were getting $800 UI per week every week for 1 year???
@@mumuzeze most of these people are called "system citizens" meaning they are satisfied with government assistance and not striving for better
You don’t pay your rent, you move, it’s a simple process. Don’t let the courts make it complicated. Landlords have bills too. My deadbeat tenants are gone. Our moratorium ended a year ago. I lost thousands of dollars in rent and repairs to the property cost 10’s of thousands of dollars. How long do people expect to be able to steal from landlords?
100%
What would you call it, when you overcharge your tenants? Isn’t that stealing? People paying 40-60 % of their income on rent. Calling people thieves for not being able to afford rent is ridiculous. God forbid you or a family member finds themselves not being able to afford a place to live.
Housing is not a luxury, is a necessity.
@@DENNYPAYANO It isn't the landlords responsibility to house you. They're not your parents. You can't drive around in a Benz with Yellow Cab money. There's levels to this.
@@DENNYPAYANO Only an idiot rents a unit above their income level.
Since the pandemic, the rents rose but, the resources cannot balance it out.
They never give a voice to landlords.
Should housing be an investment in the first place?
Let me guess it’s your “single source of income”
Newsflash: being a landlord is not a job. Go get a real job and be a landlord on the side. Don’t rely on tenants to pay YOUR rent to the BANK. (Your mortgage is just rent to the bank, if you don’t have a real job don’t become a landlord. Simple).
@@seeyoucu If you want to invest in housing, go ahead. It's up to you.
@@Pcarnevaaado you own anything? Hahahaha we know you don’t. Because if you did, you wouldn’t be crying about landlords and the fact that they worked to get their properties, and they are running businesses, not charities for people like you to live for free in. Landlords provide a much needed service. Do you complain about the owners of other businesses like grocery stores? Gas stations? Finance ? Are those ‘real jobs’ because according to you, owning and running a business is selective and owning property isn’t considered a business owner. Go back to your one bedroom sec 8 apartment you do t pay for and eat your tv dinner I paid for, waiting tables and let the adults talk.
Probably should have paid the rent. I worked throughout the whole "crisis", I applied for assistance and didn't get a cent. Meanwhile, employees that were furloughed, were making more than me as a manager. Yet you guys still chose to not pay. 100% on you!
But the migraines that came over here were getting better assistance and even apartment smh
Migrants?
Immigrants are hard working they will find job soon and will do just fine the lazy will complain about no money while spending government money buying luxury goods
Was all part of the plan.
A lot of ppl misused their Unemployment Benefits and didn’t pay the rent in their AFFORDABLE housing unit. It’s unfortunate because once these ppl are evicted it’s going to be impossible for them to find another apartment.
Not to mention the shelter system is being strained by women with children pretending to be victims of dv so that they’ll qualify for an emergency housing program.
they were getting paid WAY MORE than workers who worked during pandemic. $600 PER WEEK + $200 normal state unemployment benefit PER WEEK. They were getting HIGH MIDDLE CLASS money yet did not pay rent thinking eviction moritarium would be here forever or something hahaha NO! zero forgiveness zero tax dollar from me
NY is very hard to survive on a small pay check ,rent rate is one of the highest in USA,may god help theses people,sad for the kids .🥺
Most big cities are like that.
@bmo shareholder apple shareholder they said NY has one of the highest rent rates in the US, making it exceptional. Saying "most big cities are like that" doesn't add anything to the discussion.
Pay up. simple as that. or find a cheaper rent place.
Homeless shelters are already overcrowded and these evictions on people's past records will be a setback to secure a new place even if they receive some type of housing vouchers.
Let's not forget they ALL received $600 PER WEEK unemployment benefit. They thought we forgot about that huh? no. no forgiveness , they thought eviction moritorium can last forever haha
@@jadenpark7943
The solution, which doesn't involve more stimulus or forgiveness is to allow the market to build more. Nimbysm don't like this because they are too shortsighted.
In the words of Former President Reagan the most terrifying words are “I am here from the Government to help “
You cant feel sorry for people who used the system during the pandemic. Many of us paid our rents on time and knew paying your bills was more important than spending on luxury. I am not talking about elderly folks that live on a budget Talking about 18-64 that are not disabled or live on budget do to health issues. What the feds need to do is what they did with the PPP LOANS. Go back to those who never paid the rent and was getting that rent assistance money. I guarantee they will come across millions nationwide who never needed the money to pay the rent and could have been paying rent all along. But refused to pay the rent.
I don’t feel about evictions in NY. It’s too tenant friendly and I takes forever to evict someone in NY. Landlords are burned in months and years in unpaid rent
NY… wait til these immigrants find out…
They don't know the realness.🥺
Cant pay the NYC rent??? Move somewhere else.....
It is very hard to survive in NYC. I feel for anyone struggling to stay afloat but can't catch a break. Alot of landlords are showing no mercy because they haven't been paid since 2020. There are many professional tenants taking advantage of the situation. It's going to be rough for everyone, except the top 10%.
i wouldn't call expecting people to pay their rent "showing no mercy"
@@veltriv914 No Mercy means non remorseful evictions, raising rent to the maximum, zero tolerance on tenant screening etc
@@mayalunics4740 why shouldn't a landlord be allowed to charge as much as they're able to get? And as far tenant screening, why shouldn't a landlord be allowed to screen a stranger that's going to be living in their house?
@@veltriv914 I'm a landlord. I've reduced my rent or laxed intensive screening because I took a liking to someone. After Covid, everything is by the book. Nothing personal just serious business mind frame.
@@veltriv914 because then you get exactly what's happening in Florida, TX, and other cities. You kick people out and then the cycle continues to another city/town. You can't have a sustainable city with no people to do service jobs. These people have to live somewhere. Look at SF. You have teachers, cops, fire fighters, etc who can't live there. People are fleeing. This is not sustainable over the long run.
Time to kick them out
Come on. People were getting stimulus and should have paid rent. Aside from medical emergency I don’t believe most of these people. Landlords need their money too. Always about the tenants.
It’s like feeling bad for someone who can’t make their payment on their Ferrari. Leave NYC… you can’t afford it, it’s called living within your means and it’s something people rarely do or understand. How many of these people blew those checks on shopping sprees? Wise people are proactive.
I would have used that stimulus however I understand for those who tried. 9 months behind understand but 2-3 years no
i dont feel bad for a SINGLE one of them smfh
Dude, landlords becoming homeless is adding to the housing crisis!!!! Do you not think landlords will not loose there homes!?!
Just move to Cleveland where you can buy a dumpy house for $30k.
Good. People not paying rent are why the prices got jacked up, making all of us pay for it.
Life is hard.
Very tough situation and sad. On the other hand us folks who are caught in the middle who make a salary but not enough to buy or rent in a nice area of nyc. We also don't make low enough to qualify for affordable housing through the NYC incentive to purchase new homes or rent in a brand new apartment. We are stuck paying expensive taxes with poor city services, stuck paying expensive rents but can't save enough to buy our own house.
Meanwhile those who didn't work or make very low income got or continue to receive assistance and those who are making an above average salary in NYC take advantage of all the loop holes the law allows.
You would pay less for an apartment if it wasn't for nimbys blocking development.
@Jonatan D agreed excellent point. This is probably the biggest reason. Making new developments difficult does cause rental fees so high.
It’s already been proven that there are thousands of Apts in New York that are vacant so much that if all were Available there could be an apt for at least every single parent with children who live in the shelters and in my opinion it’s done on purpose because if most people had affordable Apts a lot of New Yorkers who own real estate including our current mayor wouldn’t be able to charge such high rents.
@@tracymorgan5386
Whatever the case, the inflated price indicates that the current supply isn't enough. More supply has to be allowed so that prices go down.
I'm glad they putting the abusers out.
So what people gotta work and pay these high rents like the rest of us 🤷♂️
This is what happens when apartments become “investments” for billionaires, the average joe had to suffer due to “increased demand”
Or the average Joe couldn't just pay their rent.
... Or, many of the "Average Joes" didn't pay rent simply because they didn't have to. And now look.
@@morrisx1169
As always l reality is complicated. But the housing shortage still means more homelessness amd poverty. This is because nimbys have erected barriers to development for decades.
Nah, I know a couple of landlords who in good faith hoped his tenant would do good and they didn’t, I don’t feel sorry for all the ones who snub the landlord and kept their money.
Yoo, they have illegal immigrants in hotels in Manhattan! $500 per night 🤣😂😂
And so what? Thats a different story
@@mame-lomamee no it's not send them bk. They should have taken care of the people here first. They already stealing out of stores and not going to jail. Complaining abt food and other things. The nerve of them
@@moebetta6194 exactly!!!
@@moebetta6194 I don’t like those migrants either but again.what does it have to do with people trying to be smart and not paying the rent for months????
@mame-lomamee you are right it's their fault a pandemic happened. Did you get covid 19??
Plenty of bad apples that take advantage of system. Apply for NYCHA housing and stop tormenting landlords that need to pay mortgages, taxes and expenses to keep the maintenance their properties.
Did this woman say she can’t go to work because she worried she wont have a place to lay her head when she gets home? Part of the problem right there😂
It's just part of the liberal Democrat double speak. She probably doesn't even work, subsidized roaches.
In other words… screws the owners and small mom and pops landlord’s
Makes sense
I don't understand..how come they don't have money for rent, but have money for the most expensive phones??Why do they have sooo many children if they can't afford them??
They get more benefits the more children they have.
Evictions will get back to a normal level after all the moratoriums caused a block in evictions. It will take time to get all the evictions done to cover the 2021, and 2022 moratorium times.
they were receiving $600 PER WEEK unemployment benefit. why did they not pay rent with that???
Poor people always buy their luxury things while not paying rent
Welp, Autobots roll out!! 🚚 Can't pay ya can't stay! 🏠
Understand these mom and pop landlords have expense's as well: Mortgage, prop taxes, insurance not to mention legal bills to evict these lazy squatters who thought the Covid money would continue forever. Score one for the landlords who can finally reclaim their property.
Democrats keep worrying about those illegal immigrants. Look at the nyc citizens.
They thought they were going to get a Free RIDE ... and they DID for a long TIME.
Pay your rent
@@Coffee240 pay your rent
@@Coffee240 that is one story. Are the 102,000 families all have head of households that are hospitalized? NYC has the least amount of protections for renters. If they’re impoverished and need assistance there’s Section 8. You just don’t go squat on people’s properties.
A lot of families lost their jobs!! Businesses closed, rent increased.. That's the reason why so many people cannot pay rent. Have some sensitivity and common sense
@@Coffee240 extremely high..ny is one of the most expensive places to live in the country! A 1BD is like $1850!
It's easy for you to judge when you're not in that predicament
Telling landlords to provide free housing for years was illegal and now it is payback time. Landlords were not given a moritorium on property taxes or insurance did they so stop complaining about evictions.
Scary
Many people that make an average salary on the Northeast coast are barely getting by. I would never want to barely get by. I live in the Midwest, the cost of living is a lot cheaper in most places and I can honestly save money. I don't think that is the case in the Northeast. It's way too expensive for most to live there.
Connecticut too! Many living in cars, we are next. 64 yrs old, both of us disabled, we'll be in our car by June.
What were they doing all this times?
In 2021 the Bronx and Brooklyn there were less people evicted than in 2022. Having an attorney does not help the government need to investigate these landlords. There are millions of tenants paying their rent what about the low maintenance or violations on the landlord? The court is not addressing these problems and this is not fair on the tenant side. In other words the court is evicting tenants but the landlord have 15 and 20 violations in 1 apartment e.g defective ceilings, rat and roaches, no heat and l can go on.
All these Attorneys who claim they want to help are jokers. This is a serious problem.
The government is creating homelessness. How could you put migrants in front of people who build and are still building this country.
Ppl got used to not paying rent 😂😂
since 2020 till now, my tenant paid full rent on time. I havent raised their rent for the past 5 years because theyre good tenant. i got a 2family home, renting out 1 floor to help support my mortgage. so, by the time the mortgage is paid off. i can retire happily and live happily. NYC is not for middle class. its a city for low income lazy people.
Lawmakers should use their brain and think. If the law is protecting both landlord and tenant equally so landlord can rent out their apartments safe and easy then i dont see why the rent wouldnt come down. Lawmakers does it so big corp tenant can buyout elderly's home which they use it to help support their retirement, by creating law to "protect" irresponsible and lazy tenants, so small landlord either couldnt keep up with their mortgage or the house maintenance. In the end, lawmakers create a tax abatement or low income housing policy to encourage big corp to build high rise residential buildings which the rent still cost above market price.
But they got a Benz or a BMW outside that building.
But luxury accommodations for illegal immigrants and, on a greater level, so much money for Ukrainian refugees
How’s that Ridin’ with Biden working out? 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great for me. Getting another $10K raise in a couple of months.
Did nobody see this coming?
Like it matter. We pay there rent now. Or later when they leave the shelter....
This process is necessary. The deadbeats leave, and good people move in, and the city is better off
So this guy is seventeen thousand dollars behind in rent... Yet he remains a uber driver..... These videos should be about the poor building owners... Not the scumbags taking advantage of them...
These tenants haven't been paying rent since the pandemic now it's time
The government with their moratoriums made things worse. Then landlords hiked rents once the emergency was over. Even those who get a pandemic deal got sticker shock after their lease ended. It's a tragic situation and the NYC government are total failures.
Also NY hasn't dealt with the nimbysm that is destroying it.
Yes even the people who did the right thing get screwed because the landlords lost so much $ because of the scumbag ps who chose not to pay. It really stinks for you. Landlords deserve to make up losses
TBA Brought me here! B1
Back to shelters. And they over packed and we helping migrants. Our ppl need help.
Why can't we help our own citizens first. The mayor went to bus stop to welcome invaders who aren't poor. Poor can't afford not to work, poor won't be picky on food and lodging.
By design
Hose better get they heels clickin'!
It never be enough if your supporting thousands of migration that coming to America
As someone who continued to pay their rent during the pandemic, my landlord has raised the rent so high i cant afford it and have to move.... same landlord who was begging all of the tenants to stay during the pandemic. Oh the irony😅😒😭
It looks like AOC can’t help y’all in New York especially the Bronx. Vote her out. But then voting really doesn’t matter at this point
This is not a sad thing at all. People did not pay their rent and they got extra money, stop the sad story.
When I was in New York during Covid I lost my job... still paid my rent, I just used my unemployment checks
Have the GOVERNMENT pay for their rent.!!!Do you know what hasn't stop or gotten stimulus ???
MORTGAGE PAYMENTS for the landlords.
awesome !!!!!!!!!!!
If my family and I have to pay mortgage, home insurance and property taxes, then everyone should pay their rent to avoid being evicted
Weird! Maybe the government shouldn't have told people not to pay rent and not worry about it.
Don't worry, they will all move to the newly built affordable housing that Karen approved.