@@bennyr839 they can sue them for not getting the 40-year inspection certificate being done though which put them on the street basically so yeah they can legally sue them
No if they don't like it their they need to move. this is why landlords want to either sell their rentals or just let them site empty. a landlord can't control bugs or rats.
South FL is rampant with out of state owners who do not care about the property or its tenants. They employ a management company to impose thousands of dollars of rent for places they haven't renovated in 30 years. Ppl accept these run down places because it's what's available. The owners never put the money back into the property, then evict the tenants when they want to "renovate" which usually means they're going to slap on more paint, change the kitchen cabinets for the $200 and raise the rent by $1,000. Once again, it's what's available.
Exactly. Throw in some refurbished appliances and raise the rent beyond what it should be for an older building. These buildings are infested with rodents which is a direct violation of renter's rights. Mold issues causing health problems are overlooked. It's sad and unfair to these tenants.
If the owners cared about the building, they wouldn't have been cited for not having the 40 year recertification. They only care about the money they can make by increasing the rent.
We are in large need of more tenants rights & protection across America. More owner accountability being upheld across the usa. There is no cap on rental costs either across the usa.
@ZiggyZum I'm not in favor of capping rent to make it more affordable for low-income renters. When property owners are forced to cap rents, they usually stop maintaining the property due to economic loss. Our best bet is incentivizing more mixed-zoned neighborhoods, newer affordable homes, and apartment construction nationwide. Competition from multiple rental options works excellently at lowering costs.
We are in large need of population control. Poor people having too many babies they can't afford or don't want. 8 billion people on the planet now, the planet can not sustain that huge population. Stop having so many babies!!!! Next generation will be massive.
Living in Little Havana - many, many buildings are like that, including the one I am in. The roof leaks for more than a year (landlord knows, but it is Expensive, you know - I can see it was badly repaired after Matthew in 2014), electrical issues, AC not serviced in a decade (works in our Apt but not the neighbor's), the neighbors across the street have mold everywhere, everything is sketchy, roaches, rodents... I moved in from Europe, I can repair anything (and I am so happy I can and I do it) and I gotta say - this is worse than any eastern European place I've been to, including the most rural places. Why people don't report - many illegals, many poor people who just don't know better. It's a big slum where there are no laws but popular (street) laws. Drive-by in front of my place (2 blocks from 8th St), everybody was outside (literally was taking in groceries when the shooting occurred and was inside), children outside, people outside at the time... NOBODY wanted to say anything to the police and they saw it all. Look at crime maps and you will think that it is a safe area - it is just not reported whatever happens. One more reason for people not reporting anything - where else to move? This slum is kind of cheap and very close to downtown (typical excuse of landlords). Landlords exploit that the prices are higher everywhere, always have an excuse not to return the deposit (like the place wasn't like that when tenants moved in) and sketchy backgrounds of tenants (most accept bad credit). Can't wait to leave this place and go far away from Miami! Miami is not USA. More people speak English in any European country than in Miami.
Agreed. Last week I was at Pizza Hut and this family was getting mad at the worker for not knowing Spanish even though he was trying his best to take their order..like out of all 5 of them not one can speak basic English?? Then they use the “it’s Miami” excuse to justify them not willing to learn.
The rents are double next door. Tearing the building down and doubling the rents again, why bother with the 40 year re-inspection as it's already known it will not pass inspection and is beyond its life expectancy and repair. High ground, valuable real estate. With interest rates high discouraging construction, a perfect spot put up a parking lot.
@@brankobelfranin8815 obviously they have to tear it down. How quickly with rising interest rates will the new million dollar replacement be built? Perhaps not so fast, maybe overnight. Restoration doesn't seem likely. Leaving an empty lot to sell or build on, now it's not the convenient time as far as financing and finances go. A year ago he could have gotten fat and rich and still yet well above water if they've owned the property for over 40 years. Nobody knows only speculation. Possibly an example, one of many such buildings. Those invested at the beach are fleeing for higher ground and the appetite for the whole neighborhood, gentrification, as luxury apartments refill the neighborhood. Ultimately that's what I think this story is about and the residents struggling with rising rents, rising property taxes, are being asked to relocate. To where will they go, and the rest of the neighborhood likely to follow. From the most affordable rents around and nowhere else to be found, where will the residents ultimately land, not even a parking lot. People filling the streets, fully employed and homeless. The investors haven't been building housing they've been buying it all up and doubling the rents everywhere Nationwide. Whatever they built there, the little sign, Luxury Apartments for those with discriminating tastes will surely put an end to the Cuban block parties on Saturday nights. A symbol of what is to come, the loss of a community integrated together as one, as if a nuclear bomb went off and everybody disappeared somewhere, as. 'Good' members of the country club, investors, move the bad people out. Who will do all of the labor once the neighborhood has been cleared has yet to be considered. I think that's the bigger story, recently many people have lost their homes in the neighborhood as new buildings go up. And accelerating trend, perhaps until recently with interest rates rising. Those with adjustable mortgage rates are in for a tough ride. Little Cuba is becoming a relic of the history books. That's what I see from far away through the news that I've seen. Priced right housing simply isn't available anymore. Where it is found, comes gentrification and luxury labels and prices. Having a home is a luxury now. Who only pays 30% of their income on rent can't even be found in little Havana. A local and national housing crisis that is not being addressed except with buyouts, flipping houses, and doubling rents. Red lined in financial circles, Little Havana has been excluded for decades and generations from access to financial credit to maintain the neighborhood. Armed with cash they borrowed, the investors are coming and will outbid any reasonable offer waving cash expecting to see Grand profit.
@@ron.247 slum property in exchange of tenant only paying half of the price next door (I assume its not a slum property); so if you want better you pay more, if you only pay half wonder why you get half the quality/.?
No, I don't believe the landlord is trying to "kick everyone out to raise rents" that building needs a MAJOR OVERHAUL. Working on it while the tenants are there exposes families to lead, mold spores, and asbestos. It really gets me that tenants / people allow themselves to live in dilapidated buildings, simply to pay less in rent. Then they wonder why kids get diagnosed with autism or other delays. Exposure to lead is what creates these issues people. They might not like it, but this landlord will be putting in at least 100k or 200k. So he should have a right to reset rents to recoup those costs. Move out people, you're mad at the owner. Be mad that you allowed yourself to live in a hazard zone.
This is exactly what happen to me, the place got demolished and now they are about to construct a brand new building. To avoid that, gotta make sure the building is new or close to satisfaction.
When the notice is posted that the Structure is not safe then it's time to go, it's time to pack your stuff get out now, better to be inconvenienced than to be dead
That building needs to torn down and rebuilt. To kick the residents out during the holidays is evil and cruel. Mean, just plain mean. I hope they can all quickly find housing.
Maybe the owner doesn't have insurance or doesn't want to pay for the Tenant's to live somewhere else! Not giving them proper time to look for another residence might be illegal?! 🤔
There are laws in the books that tenants have to read and commit to memory. Most don't bother to read even the leases they sign. Go over your lease word for word, get a lawyer if you can't bother with it, that's what lawyer's are for, they're for lazy tenants.
The owner knows it's going to fail an inspection. It doesn't look safe. And it probably requires major renovation. That's unfortunate for affordable housing. We need affordable housing but we also need safe housing.
The specifics of that law are vague and while your right it does say that, it depends. Many factors to consider. Looks like the owner of the building is by law going to have to renovate because its a hazard to their safety and health. That's basically what it says on the letter.
In many cities, a "no-fault" eviction (one where the tenant is paying rent and in compliance with the lease) requires the property owner to pay the tenant relocation assistance money to find an equivalent apartment and move in. Seems like a fair arrangement.
To be honest with you that place isn't worth $500 to rent you've got mold crazy animals running around what a disgusting place you probably be safer living in A-tent
Why is the news channel shocked. This is a perfect example of how a landlord can redo a building and as the Tennant said "charge more money" On the part of ending leases. I hope they are able to get deposits back and get anything else from the landlord. I'd like to think both sides can work on doing what they need but fair. But I highly suspect that it'll never happen and everyone is going to be a law suit
I believe the tenants would have right to sue owners and even the management company. Breaking a lease is considered a breach of contract. Also if repair were not made in a timely manner, the management company can also be at fault. Check with your lease and see if there is a clause that states anyone that is displaced from their apartment due to repair, the management company shall locate another resident for said tenant. Either in same building or another building and if a yearly lease was broken, then management company must find a place for you to stay at the same rate you were paying. I'm not sure if the lease here is monthly or yearly. If monthly, the tenants are mostly out of luck. But if yearly, they should have a case. On monthly leases the landlord or management company can do whatever they want to do with the rent, the building and so on. They could charge you more for rent then the previous month. How many of us just sign a lease not even knowing what is in the lease and how long the terms are for? ALWAYS READ ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING YOU SIGN.
A lot easier to renovate the building with no tenants in it. Plus he’ll probably try to burn 🔥 it down during the renovations for insurance money that way they’ll be no loss of life.😮😂✅👻💯😂🔥🇺🇸
Ban together get a lawyer and sue them. ... you will own that building in the ending. ...We have laws against stuff like that .. let them buy your lease and find you a new place ... if you leave then you have no case
termites are Florida's state bird. That humidity, all the moisture is perfect for termite infection. The building is over 90 years old, it should be torn down
Not sure about the laws in different states but im sure the same...only a judge can sign off for a tenant to move out...a 5day or 30 day doesn't matter landlord has to take you to court to pay or get out and only a judge can make you move....I just know thats our law in my state...and everyone should be able to get there security deposit back wtf if not I would destory the place for the amount of my money owed from me paying for a security deposit yea I said that hate when one owns a home and think they can disrupt ones life for there agenda 🤬
Lets see - he is past due for his 40 yr inspection and now says it needs to much work. Well duh he has had some inspections and knows he has to deal with it.
My question is if the building is so condemned and unsafe why do they want to stay there it's amazing how people don't say anything about how bad to dwell in is until you have to move then you start complaining how bad it is well you should be glad to move now he should give you your deposit back and even if you stay and we he remodeled the apartment don't you know he's still going to jack the rent up and on top of that is unsafe for you to stay there while they're trying to work because soon as somebody realize they can get paid they going to have a little accident and it's going to be his fault because he got unsafe dwelling cutting up floors nails and boats and a lot of stuff everywhere somebody going to have an accident and now they going to be ready to sue and come on now when you stay somewhere for so long you know it's time to move you know you know that person not doing nothing they ain't trying to do nothing you know time to go start over fresh
If your reps do nothing allowing families to be thrown in the streets while stealing their deposits. Please people vote to get rid of all your city and state reps. File law suits against for not doing their jobs
Welcome to the real world. If everything in the area is double the price. Of course the rents are going to be raised. The way the landlord went about it was foul but it was coming sooner or later. Should have atleast let them finish their leases.
It's all about money 💰 and truth be known the owner will slap some paint on a couple of Band-Aids on it then rent the apartments out for 3x what they renting them for now !! Depending on which state you live in owners/ landlords can only raise rent so much a year !!! Where if they empty the building and do a quick fix then they can set a higher rate of rent !!! If you have a lease I would stick to it and start a class action lawsuit against the owner !!!!
Sorry, not sorry, that is what happens when you vote in REPUBLICANS, go to your elected, and ask thwm for HELP! The Holidays? Y'all celebrated that where you come from. 🤨🤷🏾♀️
EF it roll your ride to KEY BISCAYNE awesome once you get there and the drive AWESOME esp the MI AM UH skyline. It where JIM MORRISON got in trouble with the Sheriff, after insulting everyone in an overflowing Venue. Rickenbacker Causeway.
@@LoneWolf-52762 get over yourself. Do you how how expensive that would be? Far more than what the owner actually WANTS to charge for rent. Extended stays can easily exceed 1k per WEEK.
@@SnowBunnyMan if you think that it would be full price then you truly are ignorant. There are programs put in place to help people in bad situations like these . Just a pain to get the assistance but with this notoriety they might get the help they deserve.
Gentrification, you either live in a run down slum or they turn it into high end apartments/condos. Nothing in between.
so you prefer slums?
Kind of screwed up. It's the reason why Miami is such a terrible city nowadays.
Yup the takeover
@@thedirtybubble9613 Its the whole country.
Life sucks if you can't pass algebra 2
They want to raise the rent to $2,000 a month for a studio.
Abuse
💯🎯
No one going to mention how gleena looking fire 😍
what are the current rents
It says $1200 for the studio..
All of this tenants need to get together and hire a lawyer and Sue the owners and the management
I suspect that most of them are under a monthly contract, so it might be legal.
@@bennyr839 unfortunately yes
@@bennyr839 they can sue them for not getting the 40-year inspection certificate being done though which put them on the street basically so yeah they can legally sue them
No if they don't like it their they need to move. this is why landlords want to either sell their rentals or just let them site empty. a landlord can't control bugs or rats.
@@johnniebeavers4003 that’s not what with this about
South FL is rampant with out of state owners who do not care about the property or its tenants. They employ a management company to impose thousands of dollars of rent for places they haven't renovated in 30 years. Ppl accept these run down places because it's what's available. The owners never put the money back into the property, then evict the tenants when they want to "renovate" which usually means they're going to slap on more paint, change the kitchen cabinets for the $200 and raise the rent by $1,000. Once again, it's what's available.
Exactly. Throw in some refurbished appliances and raise the rent beyond what it should be for an older building. These buildings are infested with rodents which is a direct violation of renter's rights. Mold issues causing health problems are overlooked. It's sad and unfair to these tenants.
They can move. There are 1000s of cheaper places to live
@@seventhcompactor1505 Not everyone has the money to just up and move.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂its not a crime they sign the lease.
Sue. Very illegal. They can't re-rent if they are closing. They would be in fault of breaking the lease. Get you money ! Praying for all of you 🙏
No lawyer will take the case. It's happening all over the world.
That building is a disaster waiting to happen. It's a shame the owners/management waited until the last minute to start caring about the building.
better late than never.
24/48 notice terrible
Especially if you never missed a payment
If the owners cared about the building, they wouldn't have been cited for not having the 40 year recertification. They only care about the money they can make by increasing the rent.
@@8731GC they had 2 months notice before having to vacate.
@@Ap_twsh I’m speaking in General, not this specific situation
We are in large need of more tenants rights & protection across America. More owner accountability being upheld across the usa. There is no cap on rental costs either across the usa.
@ZiggyZum I'm not in favor of capping rent to make it more affordable for low-income renters.
When property owners are forced to cap rents, they usually stop maintaining the property due to economic loss.
Our best bet is incentivizing more mixed-zoned neighborhoods, newer affordable homes, and apartment construction nationwide.
Competition from multiple rental options works excellently at lowering costs.
No, we don't
We are in large need of population control. Poor people having too many babies they can't afford or don't want. 8 billion people on the planet now, the planet can not sustain that huge population. Stop having so many babies!!!! Next generation will be massive.
Dont leave everyone. Get a lawyer
Slum Lord/ BAD MANAGEMENT!! This is getting ready to be the Norm especially here in Dade and Broward County
I bet he either sold it or will fix it up and raise the rent.
No doubt they'll fix it and double the rent
That place is a tear down.
It’s sad how renters are treated
Living in Little Havana - many, many buildings are like that, including the one I am in. The roof leaks for more than a year (landlord knows, but it is Expensive, you know - I can see it was badly repaired after Matthew in 2014), electrical issues, AC not serviced in a decade (works in our Apt but not the neighbor's), the neighbors across the street have mold everywhere, everything is sketchy, roaches, rodents... I moved in from Europe, I can repair anything (and I am so happy I can and I do it) and I gotta say - this is worse than any eastern European place I've been to, including the most rural places. Why people don't report - many illegals, many poor people who just don't know better. It's a big slum where there are no laws but popular (street) laws. Drive-by in front of my place (2 blocks from 8th St), everybody was outside (literally was taking in groceries when the shooting occurred and was inside), children outside, people outside at the time... NOBODY wanted to say anything to the police and they saw it all. Look at crime maps and you will think that it is a safe area - it is just not reported whatever happens. One more reason for people not reporting anything - where else to move? This slum is kind of cheap and very close to downtown (typical excuse of landlords). Landlords exploit that the prices are higher everywhere, always have an excuse not to return the deposit (like the place wasn't like that when tenants moved in) and sketchy backgrounds of tenants (most accept bad credit). Can't wait to leave this place and go far away from Miami! Miami is not USA. More people speak English in any European country than in Miami.
That was a long one
You ain’t lying
Speak No Spanish Gets No service 🤷♂️🌀🥶
Have you tried Kelloggs cereal bars?
Florida rightfully belongs to Mexico since the United scammed Texas. Making both cursed.
Agreed. Last week I was at Pizza Hut and this family was getting mad at the worker for not knowing Spanish even though he was trying his best to take their order..like out of all 5 of them not one can speak basic English?? Then they use the “it’s Miami” excuse to justify them not willing to learn.
The rents are double next door. Tearing the building down and doubling the rents again, why bother with the 40 year re-inspection as it's already known it will not pass inspection and is beyond its life expectancy and repair. High ground, valuable real estate. With interest rates high discouraging construction, a perfect spot put up a parking lot.
💯
It's a residential area, no parking lot
@@brankobelfranin8815 obviously they have to tear it down. How quickly with rising interest rates will the new million dollar replacement be built? Perhaps not so fast, maybe overnight. Restoration doesn't seem likely. Leaving an empty lot to sell or build on, now it's not the convenient time as far as financing and finances go. A year ago he could have gotten fat and rich and still yet well above water if they've owned the property for over 40 years. Nobody knows only speculation. Possibly an example, one of many such buildings. Those invested at the beach are fleeing for higher ground and the appetite for the whole neighborhood, gentrification, as luxury apartments refill the neighborhood. Ultimately that's what I think this story is about and the residents struggling with rising rents, rising property taxes, are being asked to relocate. To where will they go, and the rest of the neighborhood likely to follow. From the most affordable rents around and nowhere else to be found, where will the residents ultimately land, not even a parking lot. People filling the streets, fully employed and homeless. The investors haven't been building housing they've been buying it all up and doubling the rents everywhere Nationwide. Whatever they built there, the little sign, Luxury Apartments for those with discriminating tastes will surely put an end to the Cuban block parties on Saturday nights. A symbol of what is to come, the loss of a community integrated together as one, as if a nuclear bomb went off and everybody disappeared somewhere, as. 'Good' members of the country club, investors, move the bad people out. Who will do all of the labor once the neighborhood has been cleared has yet to be considered. I think that's the bigger story, recently many people have lost their homes in the neighborhood as new buildings go up. And accelerating trend, perhaps until recently with interest rates rising. Those with adjustable mortgage rates are in for a tough ride. Little Cuba is becoming a relic of the history books. That's what I see from far away through the news that I've seen. Priced right housing simply isn't available anymore. Where it is found, comes gentrification and luxury labels and prices. Having a home is a luxury now. Who only pays 30% of their income on rent can't even be found in little Havana. A local and national housing crisis that is not being addressed except with buyouts, flipping houses, and doubling rents. Red lined in financial circles, Little Havana has been excluded for decades and generations from access to financial credit to maintain the neighborhood. Armed with cash they borrowed, the investors are coming and will outbid any reasonable offer waving cash expecting to see Grand profit.
Organized crime is rampant.
They all on the same team.
this company owner needs to go to JAIL!
Why? It’s their property, they can do whatever they want.
Jail is for criminals there’s plenty of violent dangerous individuals that need to be in jail want proof? Turn on your local news.
@@SDALLE99 It's a slum property.
@@ron.247 slum property in exchange of tenant only paying half of the price next door (I assume its not a slum property); so if you want better you pay more, if you only pay half wonder why you get half the quality/.?
@@constancekang9914 There is still a standard of living that has to be kept by the landlord. These are not healthy livable conditions.
No, I don't believe the landlord is trying to "kick everyone out to raise rents" that building needs a MAJOR OVERHAUL. Working on it while the tenants are there exposes families to lead, mold spores, and asbestos.
It really gets me that tenants / people allow themselves to live in dilapidated buildings, simply to pay less in rent. Then they wonder why kids get diagnosed with autism or other delays. Exposure to lead is what creates these issues people.
They might not like it, but this landlord will be putting in at least 100k or 200k. So he should have a right to reset rents to recoup those costs.
Move out people, you're mad at the owner. Be mad that you allowed yourself to live in a hazard zone.
This is exactly what happen to me, the place got demolished and now they are about to construct a brand new building. To avoid that, gotta make sure the building is new or close to satisfaction.
owner need to sign paperwork in court saying they can have there rents back!
You sound like on drugs.
Two week notice sux. Make them evict you, giving you up to three more months to find another place.
Eviction on your record is BAD. No one and I mean no one will rent to you after that.
When the notice is posted that the Structure is not safe then it's time to go, it's time to pack your stuff get out now, better to be inconvenienced than to be dead
40 years?!?!! Absolutely ridiculous
That's Florida law for you.
Sue them in federal court
That building needs to torn down and rebuilt. To kick the residents out during the holidays is evil and cruel. Mean, just plain mean. I hope they can all quickly find housing.
Okay, it's unsafe.
MOVE OUT.
When you move out you get your money back within 2 weeks.
The landlord has a right also
They will clear out the building, then sell it as is to developers who will take it down and build new very pricy condominiums.
Maybe the owner doesn't have insurance or doesn't want to pay for the Tenant's to live somewhere else! Not giving them proper time to look for another residence might be illegal?! 🤔
not that simple
owner's insurance doesnt pay for that, tenants need to buy renter insurance to cover them for situations like that.
There are laws in the books that tenants have to read and commit to memory. Most don't bother to read even the leases they sign.
Go over your lease word for word, get a lawyer if you can't bother with it, that's what lawyer's are for, they're for lazy tenants.
expensive too
Man. That is fact.
Ask Desantis to help y’all…
The tenants should be able to file papers in court, to request more time and/or their down-payments.
The owner knows it's going to fail an inspection. It doesn't look safe. And it probably requires major renovation. That's unfortunate for affordable housing. We need affordable housing but we also need safe housing.
cant have your cake and eat it too.
That owner needs to b taken to court. By law, they have to relocate them until the work on the building is complete.
No you don’t.
The specifics of that law are vague and while your right it does say that, it depends. Many factors to consider. Looks like the owner of the building is by law going to have to renovate because its a hazard to their safety and health. That's basically what it says on the letter.
@@Oldsckool its florida.
They dont care about its citzens
In many cities, a "no-fault" eviction (one where the tenant is paying rent and in compliance with the lease) requires the property owner to pay the tenant relocation assistance money to find an equivalent apartment and move in. Seems like a fair arrangement.
Do not blame the owner, landlord did not make the laws, else this would have never happened.
To be honest with you that place isn't worth $500 to rent you've got mold crazy animals running around what a disgusting place you probably be safer living in A-tent
Beautiful building. I wonder when it was built. Terrible situation 🧡🙏
the news cast said it was built in 1930
Find out who owns the building is in an LLC from another state
Or from another country, like China. China has been buying up alot in the USA.
most likely another country
most likely another planet
Property is worth more then the building and repairs..inside private sell , he's just getting them out of the building ...its his right
No he DOESN'T
@@doodbits2970new laws in Miami about rent unfortunately they will get kick out soon as
@@8ballrunj former landlord in Florida you have to file a eviction process
Tenants soft. I would mask up and pay him a visit at night.
miami is done
This is ridiculous!!! Sue the owner!
On what? They are probably on a monthly contract.
The owner should tear it down. then no 40 yr inspection needed.
What's the issue ? The tenants have to move, and the owner will make changes.
The way that place looks the residents should be happy the landlord let them out their leases.
Beautifull move in condition for squaters
Why is the news channel shocked. This is a perfect example of how a landlord can redo a building and as the Tennant said "charge more money"
On the part of ending leases. I hope they are able to get deposits back and get anything else from the landlord.
I'd like to think both sides can work on doing what they need but fair. But I highly suspect that it'll never happen and everyone is going to be a law suit
I believe the tenants would have right to sue owners and even the management company.
Breaking a lease is considered a breach of contract. Also if repair were not made in a timely manner, the management company can also be at fault.
Check with your lease and see if there is a clause that states anyone that is displaced from their apartment due to repair, the management company shall locate another resident for said tenant. Either in same building or another building and if a yearly lease was broken, then management company must find a place for you to stay at the same rate you were paying.
I'm not sure if the lease here is monthly or yearly. If monthly, the tenants are mostly out of luck. But if yearly, they should have a case.
On monthly leases the landlord or management company can do whatever they want to do with the rent, the building and so on. They could charge you more for rent then the previous month.
How many of us just sign a lease not even knowing what is in the lease and how long the terms are for?
ALWAYS READ ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING YOU SIGN.
A lot easier to renovate the building with no tenants in it. Plus he’ll probably try to burn 🔥 it down during the renovations for insurance money that way they’ll be no loss of life.😮😂✅👻💯😂🔥🇺🇸
I’ve delivered furniture to this building in the late 1990’s
and that means what ?
nice
that's cool, I bet it was nice when it was new
This is excellent news. Finally updating that dilapidated structure
Sue the owner
Ban together get a lawyer and sue them. ... you will own that building in the ending. ...We have laws against stuff like that .. let them buy your lease and find you a new place ... if you leave then you have no case
The owner can cancel the leases. Suck it up.. file bankruptcy.. fix the building raise the fees. And rent the apartments for more money.
I pray for ppl who have termites!!!! Also they can sue they complex for negligence
termites are Florida's state bird. That humidity, all the moisture is perfect for termite infection. The building is over 90 years old, it should be torn down
Well that’s why he’s shutting it down the building needs work
Where is the ACCOUNTABILITY
Laws of this State
Welcome to DeathSantis Florida.
Isn't that illegal ?
Come on Dade County not again
Why no one in Broward County is
not having the same issues with
Forcing people out on the streets
Why these people want to keep living here?
Don't pay no more rent take your time to move out
Not sure about the laws in different states but im sure the same...only a judge can sign off for a tenant to move out...a 5day or 30 day doesn't matter landlord has to take you to court to pay or get out and only a judge can make you move....I just know thats our law in my state...and everyone should be able to get there security deposit back wtf if not I would destory the place for the amount of my money owed from me paying for a security deposit yea I said that hate when one owns a home and think they can disrupt ones life for there agenda 🤬
Lets see - he is past due for his 40 yr inspection and now says it needs to much work. Well duh he has had some inspections and knows he has to deal with it.
Crime is about to be High
nah
Im not surprised, I have walked by those buildings and I wonder how people live there ! Many of them are cracked and old 🤦🏻♀️
You referring to the people?
Vacate then increase the rent. It's that simple.
never live in an apartment
how about tents ?
@@vulcan2882 absolutely! wigwams, igloos, shanties, too.
@@h7opolo .. ok then they can live with you, alright now that's settled.
Go get a attorney!
It's like a rogue Monopoly game.
no, its just life.
My question is if the building is so condemned and unsafe why do they want to stay there it's amazing how people don't say anything about how bad to dwell in is until you have to move then you start complaining how bad it is well you should be glad to move now he should give you your deposit back and even if you stay and we he remodeled the apartment don't you know he's still going to jack the rent up and on top of that is unsafe for you to stay there while they're trying to work because soon as somebody realize they can get paid they going to have a little accident and it's going to be his fault because he got unsafe dwelling cutting up floors nails and boats and a lot of stuff everywhere somebody going to have an accident and now they going to be ready to sue and come on now when you stay somewhere for so long you know it's time to move you know you know that person not doing nothing they ain't trying to do nothing you know time to go start over fresh
If your reps do nothing allowing families to be thrown in the streets while stealing their deposits. Please people vote to get rid of all your city and state reps. File law suits against for not doing their jobs
I wouldn't live there for free
The landlord's gonna fix it up a little bit and charge double or triple
Well it is Florida....😐
They don't have anything worry about. The will pay them to move.
They ae tyin to sell the building for gentification
Hell nuh $1300 rent?. In Ohio 1300 get you a house, basement, garage, yard, fence, safe neighborhood, and more🤣
Not for long unless you are in the cornfields parts. In Cleveland all the new buildings the studios start at 1,300.
I’ll take in one of the evicted residents. I choose Daniela.
The owner may be trying to get more money for that rat hole
Welcome to the real world. If everything in the area is double the price. Of course the rents are going to be raised. The way the landlord went about it was foul but it was coming sooner or later. Should have atleast let them finish their leases.
This is so scary
lol its not that bad. unless you like living in slums.
Not good...where were the Inspectors ??? To over see .🕊🇺🇲💕
Maybe they want to get everyone out before they torch it.
Obviously he sold the damn place
This was planned. It's cruel and inhumane to sh*t people like that, esp at this time of the year. I'd sue the owners to hell and back.
ASAP
It's called gentrification.
It's all about money 💰 and truth be known the owner will slap some paint on a couple of Band-Aids on it then rent the apartments out for 3x what they renting them for now !! Depending on which state you live in owners/ landlords can only raise rent so much a year !!! Where if they empty the building and do a quick fix then they can set a higher rate of rent !!! If you have a lease I would stick to it and start a class action lawsuit against the owner !!!!
The tenants are bad too
The building looks like I does need to be shut down and fixed
Greed greed greed
They should fight that in court. They can prolong it for months if they all just chipped in $200 a piece they can get a lawyer to do it
Interesting.
Sorry, not sorry, that is what happens when you vote in REPUBLICANS, go to your elected, and ask thwm for HELP! The Holidays? Y'all celebrated that where you come from. 🤨🤷🏾♀️
EF it roll your ride to KEY BISCAYNE awesome once you get there and the drive AWESOME esp the MI AM UH skyline. It where JIM MORRISON got in trouble with the Sheriff, after insulting everyone in an overflowing Venue. Rickenbacker Causeway.
But this building was remodeled that owner did cheap remodeling that’s what it is he’s prolly broke now
its a giant rat nest 🐀😁
The owner is 100% correct. The level of work that would need to be done would require that the tenants not be living there. What’s the problem?
Apparently you didn't watch the video
nothing is wrong. That's actually good that the owner is fixing the building, looks run down.
I agree but I feel they should house the families in hotels until it’s back up to code
@@LoneWolf-52762 get over yourself. Do you how how expensive that would be? Far more than what the owner actually WANTS to charge for rent. Extended stays can easily exceed 1k per WEEK.
@@SnowBunnyMan if you think that it would be full price then you truly are ignorant. There are programs put in place to help people in bad situations like these . Just a pain to get the assistance but with this notoriety they might get the help they deserve.
Where The Woke come to die 💀.
i don't know why you people insist that living like this is an advanced, intelligent, civilized way of life. It isn't.
Or maybe it's just where they can afford to live.
Slum lord knows its decrepit. At least he didn't do a silverstein.
slum lords don't fix anything.
Prayers for the tenants. Landlords in America are full of greed and evilness.
Oh well......