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Location: Formerly Pleasanton Ca, now in Marietta Ga
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Originally Posted by C2BP
I don't know how can anyone feel sorry for landlords who belong to vampire class? Landlords have done nothing but act as vultures who benefit from corrupt systems and the policies which ensure their wealth. Do not feel sorry for the landlord, do not ever believe that your landlord cares about you. The only thing your landlord cares about is stealing your paycheck every month.
Good Luck!!!
So a smart person like you can get revenge by never renting a place to live and thus never enable the greedy landlord.
I’ve seen many cardboard boxes you can use to live in under any freeway overpass you like.
That’ll show those landlords.
Such a simpleton.
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"It Can't Rain All The Time"
(set 25 days ago)
Location: North Pacific
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Originally Posted by Ellis Bell
Because I changed jobs --- anything else Bob? Investment strategy maybe, Bob? No --- didn't think so.
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Originally Posted by BobNJ1960
I and millions have changed jobs, w/o ever facing court over possible eviction. It takes a ton of past due rent to reach eviction stage.
Is all you have is trolling stuff --- you disappoint me Bob and I don't have to explain myself --- I just needed you to understand I saw your BS. And then try to get you to go from there with a substantial argument for why a landlord should change their investment portfolio in the real estate market? During a pandemic when people were not allowed to go to work?
You got nothing but hot air --- really disappointing, Bob. Seriously.
Location: Formerly Pleasanton Ca, now in Marietta Ga
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Originally Posted by ddm2k
That is exactly when many crimes get decided they will be committed. When quality of life has disintegrated such that jail would actually provide more stability, so people feel free to lash out against anyone by whom they feel wronged. They respond to verbal with physical, civil with criminal, etc.
Except you do realize that if you try to stand off with your landlord, the cops will get called, and when they hear you're armed, you may just get a full SWAT experience. They tend to shoot first and ask questions later.
Stop using reason.
Jobhunter2018 will soon be known as convict2021.
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"It Can't Rain All The Time"
(set 25 days ago)
Location: North Pacific
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Originally Posted by Ellis Bell
If the landlords evict, those properties will sit empty anyway --- so I don't get it. What's the rush?
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Originally Posted by aslowdodge
You don’t understand anything about the rental market, do you? None of my properties stay vacant. One goes empty, it’s quickly filled.
Post #26, seems to think otherwise.
PS: ever thought of selling and getting rid of your monthly income? Bob seems to think you would? See his comments.
Location: Formerly Pleasanton Ca, now in Marietta Ga
10,345 posts, read 8,557,056 times
Reputation: 16679
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ellis Bell
Post #26, seems to think otherwise.
PS: ever thought of selling and getting rid of your monthly income? Bob seems to think you would? See his comments.
If something pays better, sure. I live off my rentals and considering they have all gone up 100 to 150% in value in 5 years, they would be tough to beat.
Status:
"It Can't Rain All The Time"
(set 25 days ago)
Location: North Pacific
15,754 posts, read 7,588,006 times
Reputation: 2576
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ellis Bell
Post #26, seems to think otherwise.
PS: ever thought of selling and getting rid of your monthly income? Bob seems to think you would? See his comments.
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Originally Posted by aslowdodge
If something pays better, sure. I live off my rentals and considering they have all gone up 100 to 150% in value in 5 years, they would be tough to beat.
Okay, so lets dig deeper --- there are those that are being kicked to the curb, because they couldn't go to work, they couldn't make their rent -- do you kick 'em to the curb or negotiate a deal?
Or as Bob suggested one might do --- sell your properties?
I don't know how can anyone feel sorry for landlords who belong to vampire class? Landlords have done nothing but act as vultures who benefit from corrupt systems and the policies which ensure their wealth. Do not feel sorry for the landlord, do not ever believe that your landlord cares about you. The only thing your landlord cares about is stealing your paycheck every month.
Good Luck!!!
No one is asking you to feel sorry, just realize that there are 2 sides and landlords have bills to pay also. If anything is corrupt, it is the misuse of rental relief by those that are still fully employed. I don't understand why you consider it "stealing" to get compensated for providing shelter for the amount that you agreed to.
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