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An interesting bill which i suspect the originators fail to recognize that it will screw the renter. Bigly.
The qualified taxpayer will simply raise rents to bake in the added tax like they do with any other expense. Short term that will make non-qualified taxpayer properties desirable to the renter. Demand surges for an already limited supply, walla, rents then come in line with those of the qualified taxpayer. |
It’s sad, but not surprising these days, that anyone could read that utter monstrosity of a bill and the thing they focus on is the definition of “qualified taxpayer.”
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“Privilege tax” “Racism” “Corporations are evil” “Even LLCs are nefarious and evil” “Appropriate” 25% of rents Etc etc. It’s shocking. At least to (an ever decreasing) some of us. |
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BTW I don’t think something that crazy could pass, even in California.
Right now. I don’t think that’s even the goal. They are very good at playing the long game. The point is to float and “normalize” (or further cement) concepts such as “privilege” being a “racial inequity” that should be “appropriated” (taxed) for “justice.” And the standard racism, evil corporations, etc. So a bill with language like that which is still shocking to at least some of us will be “normal” 5 years from now. They are effective at what they do. |
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Did you ever hear of RENT CONTROL? Ala Santa Monica...I worked with a guy that had 25 unit on the beach in Santa Monica and he was always complaining..ABOUT RENT CONTROL and the Queen of Santa Monica Jane Fonda... |
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I am talking about the climate of the times here...I will leave it to the Liberals to define "Means." |
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Want to hear about my day ? I text my tenant, and tell her, that we are listing for sale next week and that the real estate agent will need to get in to take photographs and that I will also be needing access to the property to start to clean up and take care of some things.
She says " aint nobody coming in this motherf%$ing house " My house, I cant go there, and cannot send professionals down there . Cannot evict, cannot sell. Housing authority offices are closed to the public, and several weeks of phone calls an emails have been unanswered . who do I call ? I am all alone here. Even as a seasoned landlord, this is extremely frustrating, and honestly , its starting to really piss me off . I am close to my breaking point , and getting ready to take drastic action . Someone has to step in and stop this madness . I hope and prey they lift this moratorium . The only silver lining I have is that the clerk at the magistrate told me today , that the buzz around the office is that the moratorium will be lifting at months end I will be involved in any law suits brought against our supreme leaders when the time comes . |
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I'm just mentioning this conversationally. Not as a recommendation...
I had a tenant who told me he wasn't paying the rent and there is nothing I can do about it. He added further emphasis to this with lots of F*s and calling me a c*. So I said I'm giving 24 hours notice of doing maintenance, then the next day I let off what we call a borer bomb in the living room. It's like a smoke bomb to kill borer (termites). I explained it's highly toxic and don't eat any food in the house and wash all your clothes being wearing them. An on Saturday the whole house is going to be wrapped in a plastic bubble and fumigated for borer. Not quite legal, but he was less legal than me. And he was gone by Saturday. |
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If you put into context the progression of events over the past 50 years and especially since 08 you will see that I am not so far over the edge after all. It has all been in steady decline from one debacle to another. |
Fred, you should sit down for an hour with a good attorney well versed in your area. He/ she will give you options on / off record. It'll be the best money you ever invested.
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Even Russia today is no longer a centralized Socialist country. They are more free-market based and becoming more capitalist.
Only a crazy person would call the government ordered stay at home shutdown a "rent crisis". If there is any crisis, it's that the evictions should have started much earlier in order to not be as numerous and widespread. |
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just pointing out, that it was capitalism, under trump, that caused the problem. i didn't make the comment, tabs did. dont come for me for tabs unnecessary comments. |
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