Question for Landlords, Month to Month Tenancy, Possible Holdover (Paging Hilltop Jay)

[johnnytang24]

Originally Posted by littlemy

I'm not so concerned about the holdover proceeding or court, just want to figure out how much additional courtesy I should extend to these people and whether engaging them will make my life any easier or if it just opens the door to more BS.

None. They're just dragging it out. If they were serious, they would have started down the path of purchasing.

[NYer23]

Originally Posted by littlemy

How long have you been LLing for and in that time how many bad apples have you had?

I have been a landlord for over a year now and I haven't had a bad experience yet. I recently bought a multi-family townhouse in western queens and rented one of the units (I am a onsite landlord). Given my lack of experience I asked a lot of questions and leveraged the experience of my neighbors, lawyer who help me buy the property, real estate agent who found the tenants for me. As a landlord I feel rather spoiled (tenants responsibility to pay broker fee), however, I still remember how terrible it was to be a tenant so I always try to keep that in mind when dealing with the tenants.

[Kefir King]

Originally Posted by MemoryMaker

Word on the street is that HilltopJay got arrested for missed child support payments to his baby mama in Brownsville and is doing 2-3 years at Rikers...on top of housing discrimination charges

I think he has a gofundme page somewhere..

He's in good hands since he found a protector named Tyrone, a big bodybuilder.