Impending tsunami of evictions

[black73]

Originally Posted by cabmando

BTW asshat, my full name is all over this forum. But again, it's okay if you're spineless.

Feel free to PM me. I'll send you my number if you'd like to chat. Or if you're too scared to do that, PM Denis or Patrick! They both have my number. I'm not the one afraid to share who I am here.

Why PM? What are you afraid of? Are you a coward? I'm asking you. I didn't ask Denis or Patrick. And I damn sure not going to waste my time looking 'all over this forum'. Your full name and address and maybe a pic right here, COWARD!

You started this stupid ID shat. Put up or shut up . Preferably shut up.

And don't forget to get fintstones, and the dozens of others here, name and address while you are calling out the anonymous for being cowards.

BTW, did I say **** you?

[cabmandone]

Originally Posted by black73

Why PM? What are you afraid of? Are you a coward? I'm asking you. I didn't ask Denis or Patrick. And I damn sure not going to waste my time looking 'all over this forum'. Your full name and address and maybe a pic right here, COWARD!

You started this stupid ID shat. Put up or shut up . Preferably shut up.

And don't forget to get fintstones, and the dozens of others here, name and address while you are calling out the anonymous for being cowards.

BTW, did I say **** you?

Dang lady, You sure are grumpy. Don't be grumpy. It's okay that you're spineless. I can fully understand why you wouldn't want anyone knowing who you are.

[cabmandone]

Originally Posted by wdfifteen

How are they “fine” when nearly the entire demographic they rent to is out of work? So you evict someone, who is going to take their place? Are there employed people standing in line to move to a different place?
The problem is the states completely blew the distribution of the $46 billion that would have supported the owners.

There is no shortage of renters. Like I said, I could understand the moratorium when this all started. But there is no shortage of work out there. So if they were out of work, they sure as hell shouldn't be now.

[black73]

Originally Posted by cabmando

Dang lady, You sure are grumpy. Don't be grumpy. It's okay that you're spineless. I can fully understand why you wouldn't want anyone knowing who you are.

Per your own definition, you are a coward. Thanks for playing. Wasn't that fun?

[fastfredracing]

It is weird how differing opinions will bring this about in people . We are just talking about some dumb **** on the internet .
We are all mostly friends here correct? We should probably all tone it down a notch, the world is becoming an angry place. I feel it happening to me also

[daepp]

[cabmandone]

Originally Posted by fastfredracing

It is weird how differing opinions will bring this about in people . We are just talking about some dumb **** on the internet .
We are all mostly friends here correct? We should probably all tone it down a notch, the world is becoming an angry place. I feel it happening to me also

It's not a matter of differing opinions fred. The clown does this all the time. Nothing that I wrote justified the initial response he made. Nothing I wrote justified the stupid f'king questions he asked. I pointed that out as well as the ignorance of his question in general due to him focusing on the "poor" and the clown got mad. I treat clowns like clowns. No anger here. I'm treating him the way he deserves to be treated.

Here's a refresher. I wrote:

Originally Posted by cabmando

I'll swing at this one before Fint does. It's not rich people ruining the American dream. It's people too lazy to put the work in that are ruining the American dream. They want the reward but they aren't willing to put the work in. They've been told for several decades they can't make it without the help of the government and they believe it. Fint didn't wait for the government to help him. Fint worked, saved, and bought properties to make his money work for him. ANYONE willing to put the work in can succeed in this greedy capitalist society. Anyone waiting for the government to help them... well they'll wait for an eviction moratorium.

His reply:

Originally Posted by black73

Because the poor are running the country? Getting elected, taking and making 'contributions'?
The poor control the politics, direction, decision making in this country?

While the mistreated wealthy have no power and are forced to suffer under the tyranny of the poor?

The poor ruin the American Dream?

Is that your position?

I could have ignored it I suppose but it was such and incredibly stupid series of questions that I felt compelled to point out the stupidity of the questions asked. Then he got butthurt.

[fastfredracing]

I was not coming at you Nick, you are one of the cool ones here, and I totally agree with you, just making an observation on the tone of things around here as of late .
An eviction thread , turns into you and Black 73 meeting behind the bleachers , lols ..
Hey, my wife just got back from the Post office , and we have good news. We got a letter from S8 saying our unit has failed inspection, and my tenant has 30 days to vacate, or she is in danger of loosing her housing voucher .
This means, she has to move out and move into another unit, or she gets no more free housing .
I put the blitzkeig on her, and hit her from all anlges . The magistrate took my eviction application this week, and looks like that is moving forward .
The minute that she tole me , " I aint got to go nowhere mr Fred, and you cannot do anything about it", I let the dogs out .
I decided, that on September 1st, I quit abiding by the laws, and will start turning off the water, and breaking windows . fk em , I waited long enough.
I was not against the moratorium at first either. At this point, it is just crazy to let it go on .

[McLovin]

Even the Washington Post recognizes how wrong, unconstitutional and ill-advised these eviction moratoriums are.

That’s saying something.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/08/06/eviction-moratorium-mess-biden-cdc/

[cabmandone]

Originally Posted by fastfredracing

I was not coming at you Nick, you are one of the cool ones here, and I totally agree with you, just making an observation on the tone of things around here as of late .
An eviction thread , turns into you and Black 73 meeting behind the bleachers , lols ..
Hey, my wife just got back from the Post office , and we have good news. We got a letter from S8 saying our unit has failed inspection, and my tenant has 30 days to vacate, or she is in danger of loosing her housing voucher .
This means, she has to move out and move into another unit, or she gets no more free housing .
I put the blitzkeig on her, and hit her from all anlges . The magistrate took my eviction application this week, and looks like that is moving forward .
The minute that she tole me , " I aint got to go nowhere mr Fred, and you cannot do anything about it", I let the dogs out .
I decided, that on September 1st, I quit abiding by the laws, and will start turning off the water, and breaking windows . fk em , I waited long enough.
I was not against the moratorium at first either. At this point, it is just crazy to let it go on .

Damn. This is what I mean. That's the "you owe me" attitude I was referencing. And the worst part is, the federal government gave people the power to act this way.

[look 171]

In the mean time, I have housing inspection. City of LA or rent controlled areas make us pay for this inspection. We pay them to tell us how bad our places are so we fix them or get fine. If we fail inspection they collect from the renter until its gets fixed after fines and of course, fee, more fawking fees. This little butt head needs to find something. He dinged me for lack of permit on our water heaters. Two permit for heaters that was put in 5 years ago. I put them in after I bought the building but it is in its original place. So, to down town I go and pay. Just parking alone is 30 bucks. I can't get a permit as a home owner, so I have to get a plumber to do this for me. Instead, I apply for the permit as a contractor but I have to get it with three other trades. Its now, one permit for heater, one electrical outlet, and window replacement. That was 550 bucks per each unit. Thank you very much. He wanted the exterior painted due to a couple of spots of peeling paint (about the size of a quarter) about 15' up in the air. Repair small holes in window screens that were about 1/2' long. Its for the tenant's safety according to him. Its all a bunch of BS and I haven't gotten one fooking dime from tenant or the state's relief. Yet, I am paying to fix things for THEM. Yes, this man has a job, full time working for my friend. I mentioned that already, but let me get it off my chest again will ya. Damn, I feel a little better.

[tabs]

Originally Posted by fastfredracing

It is weird how differing opinions will bring this about in people . We are just talking about some dumb **** on the internet .
We are all mostly friends here correct? We should probably all tone it down a notch, the world is becoming an angry place. I feel it happening to me also

This is the cant we all just get along speech.

[tabs]

Originally Posted by look 171

In the mean time, I have housing inspection. City of LA or rent controlled areas make us pay for this inspection. We pay them to tell us how bad our places are so we fix them or get fine. If we fail inspection they collect from the renter until its gets fixed after fines and of course, fee, more fawking fees. This little butt head needs to find something. He dinged me for lack of permit on our water heaters. Two permit for heaters that was put in 5 years ago. I put them in after I bought the building but it is in its original place. So, to down town I go and pay. Just parking alone is 30 bucks. I can't get a permit as a home owner, so I have to get a plumber to do this for me. Instead, I apply for the permit as a contractor but I have to get it with three other trades. Its now, one permit for heater, one electrical outlet, and window replacement. That was 550 bucks per each unit. Thank you very much. He wanted the exterior painted due to a couple of spots of peeling paint (about the size of a quarter) about 15' up in the air. Repair small holes in window screens that were about 1/2' long. Its for the tenant's safety according to him. Its all a bunch of BS and I haven't gotten one fooking dime from tenant or the state's relief. Yet, I am paying to fix things for THEM. Yes, this man has a job, full time working for my friend. I mentioned that already, but let me get it off my chest again will ya. Damn, I feel a little better.

And a good tax payer paid MC job that has a nice pension and bennies to boot.

[Por_sha911]

Originally Posted by cabmando

I'll swing at this one before Fint does. It's not rich people ruining the American dream. It's people too lazy to put the work in that are ruining the American dream. They want the reward but they aren't willing to put the work in. They've been told for several decades they can't make it without the help of the government and they believe it. Fint didn't wait for the government to help him. Fint worked, saved, and bought properties to make his money work for him. ANYONE willing to put the work in can succeed in this greedy capitalist society. Anyone waiting for the government to help them... well they'll wait for an eviction moratorium.

+1
Thank you.

[Por_sha911]

Many of my generation learned the problem with lazy worthless leeches during the hippy movement. We thought communal living meant everyone put in their fair share of the work but there was always one bum that just wanted to smoke dope and play guitar all day yet he thought he deserved his share of the food. Socialism is a grand concept that doesn't work.

[Por_sha911]

Here's a wonderful little story to show what happens when people think "the rich" owe them:

Each and every day, 10 men go to a restaurant for dinner together. The bill for all 10 comes to $100 each day. If the bill were paid the way we pay our taxes, the first four would pay nothing; the fifth would pay $1; the sixth would pay $3; the seventh $7; the eighth $12; the ninth $18. The 10th man – the richest – would pay $59. Although the 10 men didn't share the bill equally, they all seemed content enough with the arrangement – until the restaurant owner threw them a curve.

"You're all very good customers," the owner said, "so I'm going to reduce the cost of your daily meal by $20. I'm going to charge you just $80 in total." The 10 men looked at each other and seemed genuinely surprised, but quite happy about the news.

The first four men, of course, are unaffected because they weren't paying anything for their meals anyway. They'll still eat for free. The big question is how to divvy up the $20 in savings among the remaining six in a way that's fair for each of them. They realized that $20 divided by six is $3.33, but if they subtract that amount from each person's share, then the fifth and sixth men would end up being paid to eat their meals. The restaurant owner suggested that it would be fair to reduce each person's bill by roughly the same percentage, and he proceeded to work out the amounts that each should pay.

The results? The fifth man paid nothing, the sixth pitched in $2, the seventh paid $5, the eighth paid $9, the ninth paid $14, leaving the 10th man with a bill of $50 instead of $59. Outside the restaurant, the men began to compare their savings. "I only got one dollar out of the $20," said the sixth man, pointing to the 10th man, "and he got $9!" "Yeah, that's right," exclaimed the fifth man. "I only saved a dollar, too! It's not fair that he got nine times more than me!" "That's true," shouted the seventh man. "Why should he get back $9 when I only got $2? The rich get all the breaks!" "Wait a minute," yelled the first four men in unison. "We didn't get anything at all. The system exploits the poor!"

The nine outraged men surrounded the 10th and brutally assaulted him.

The next day, he didn't show up for dinner, so the nine sat down and ate without him. But when it came time to pay the bill, they faced a problem that they hadn't faced before. They were $50 short.

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by Por_sha911

Many of my generation learned the problem with lazy worthless leeches during the hippy movement. We thought communal living meant everyone put in their fair share of the work but there was always one bum that just wanted to smoke dope and play guitar all day yet he thought he deserved his share of the food. Socialism is a grand concept that doesn't work.

Sounds like Bernie..

[black73]

Originally Posted by cabmando

Your ignorance didn't hurt me at all. I did however find it a bit surprising since you're the one assuming renters are the "poor". Maybe you can explain why you think renters are "the poor"??? I'd address you by your real name but you're so cowardly that you won't even tell people what your real name is. I can't blame you honestly. I wouldn't want others thinking I actually believe the things you write either.

If you would have simply asked my name, I would have told you. Leading with 'coward' is no way to make friends.

[Skillet83]

Originally Posted by Rot 911

I wonder if anybody in state or federal government has even done a survey to see how “desperate” things would get if the eviction moratorium is lifted. I suspect what we would see would be a lot of people filling those now vacant jobs.

What,take away the free chit? Get a JOB? You mean, rayciss pos! /S

[Skillet83]

Originally Posted by look 171

In the mean time, I have housing inspection. City of LA or rent controlled areas make us pay for this inspection. We pay them to tell us how bad our places are so we fix them or get fine. If we fail inspection they collect from the renter until its gets fixed after fines and of course, fee, more fawking fees. This little butt head needs to find something. He dinged me for lack of permit on our water heaters. Two permit for heaters that was put in 5 years ago. I put them in after I bought the building but it is in its original place. So, to down town I go and pay. Just parking alone is 30 bucks. I can't get a permit as a home owner, so I have to get a plumber to do this for me. Instead, I apply for the permit as a contractor but I have to get it with three other trades. Its now, one permit for heater, one electrical outlet, and window replacement. That was 550 bucks per each unit. Thank you very much. He wanted the exterior painted due to a couple of spots of peeling paint (about the size of a quarter) about 15' up in the air. Repair small holes in window screens that were about 1/2' long. Its for the tenant's safety according to him. Its all a bunch of BS and I haven't gotten one fooking dime from tenant or the state's relief. Yet, I am paying to fix things for THEM. Yes, this man has a job, full time working for my friend. I mentioned that already, but let me get it off my chest again will ya. Damn, I feel a little better.

I cannot believe what I just read. Dude, I sincerely feel for you, just unbelievable. Coming from a guy that owns a bunch of rentals in fly over country. I have not had one renter problem through this whole chit show. I did have one gal come in from Washing State mentioning the moratorium. I had a brief conversation with her, never heard from her again.