Biden denies eviction memorandum extension: millions will be homeless (Christmas, Maine, prison)

[Eyebee Teepee]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

I will blame landlords, since their profession (if you want to call it that), is zero sum. They get richer by making their tenants poorer two fold. First, them owing multiple properties leaves less on the market, forcing more people to rent. And 2nd, with what their tenants have to pay in rent, they would have to live like a homeless person to ever get a sizeable down-payment together

I did miss your unique brand of inanity and ignorance.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Stepnking

"Making their tenants poorer"? Ridiculous.

I am told you are a trucker by someone who chose to speak for you since you didn't speak for yourself. Do you own your own rig? Lease?, or have the company provide one for you? IOW, for this rolling home that can be your 'house on wheels', do you rent or own.

I work for a company, I'm not an owner operator

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Marc Paolella

So stupid. Such a hater. Rental housing is a trade. Both parties mutually profit. The tenant gets a nice place to live that he couldn’t afford to buy or build. The landlord gets a nice income stream. Nobody is compelled, it’s freely negotiated. But no, for you it’s just the jealousy. Envy, envy, envy. It’s all about the envy.

You could also make yourself more valuable and better. Then you could have more nice green dollars.

Part of the reason they can't afford to buy is BECAUSE they are renting, having to give potential down-payment money to a landlord instead

[Eyebee Teepee]

Originally Posted by Marc Paolella

So stupid. Such a hater. Rental housing is a trade. Both parties mutually profit. The tenant gets a nice place to live that he couldn’t afford to buy or build. The landlord gets a nice income stream. Nobody is compelled, it’s freely negotiated. But no, for you it’s just the jealousy. Envy, envy, envy. It’s all about the envy.

You could also make yourself more valuable and better. Then you could have more nice green dollars.

this poster has finally gotten himself to a financial and mindset place to want to buy - if memory serves he's about 40 - and he's pissed at how fast homes are selling and how few are available. So, he's hoping that LOTS of small landlords are either forced or decide to sell, and hopes that somehow floods the market and prices plummet back to early 2020 at least.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Eyebee Teepee

jeebus, I hadn't even read this response. See, the truth - that OldHag owns ONE as she said - doesn't matter to the progressives of the world. Didn't even comprehend your post. Saw "I'm a landlord", and thus by your mere existence, you are thus part of the problem.

Does Oldhag also own her own residence? Because that would be 2....

[mirage98de]

Originally Posted by FirebirdCamaro1220

I will blame landlords, since their profession (if you want to call it that), is zero sum. They get richer by making their tenants poorer two fold. First, them owing multiple properties leaves less on the market, forcing more people to rent. And 2nd, with what their tenants have to pay in rent, they would have to live like a homeless person to ever get a sizeable down-payment together

If a bunch of landlords all sold their properties, and the shortage of rentals became even worse, what do you think would happen to your rent?

You should be thanking those who are willing to be landlords instead of demonizing them.

You need landlords to exist far more than they need you.

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by mirage98de

False.

I’ve worked with a lot of people over the last 22 years. Most of them were lazy pieces of garbage.

The few willing to work hard (white, black, men, women, college educated, not college educated) have all done very well for themselves.

I have never even one time in my life met a hard working person who couldn’t get ahead.

This is the number one reason why I vote Republican. I’ve seen hard work pay off for so many people, from very diverse backgrounds.

I disagree, I've seen plenty of people work themselves into an early grave with not much to show for it, so I can counter your anecdote with a different one

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Eyebee Teepee

this poster has finally gotten himself to a financial and mindset place to want to buy - if memory serves he's about 40 - and he's pissed at how fast homes are selling and how few are available. So, he's hoping that LOTS of small landlords are either forced or decide to sell, and hopes that somehow floods the market and prices plummet back to early 2020 at least.

Well what would you think when you managed to increase your income by 2 1/2 times in a 4 year period (38k to 87k), yet home prices shot up almost the exact same rate? Improved yourself just to tread water. And for the many less fortunate than myself, imagine how much worse it is for them!

[BugsyPal]

My guess is by only extending this new "ban" on evictions (however limited) only for sixty days Biden and democrats are hoping things will squeak by before any federal court, much less SCOTUS gets involved.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/03/u...e=articleShare


Problem is democrats and Congress created this monster, and now they've got to find a way to get it back into its coffin.

When you tell people they don't have to pay rent and cannot be touched for over a year, human nature being what it is plenty are going to take advantage. This even for those who could, would and should have been evicted prior to March 2021 or months afterwards for various legal reasons (such as nonpayment of rent).

You have renters who haven't paid a GD dime for 18 months or more, and don't have anyway of doing so. Their only Hail Mary is if they get a taste of that federal money which states are slowly paying out.

OTOH both federal and state governments are dangerously close in violating takings clause of USC. Health crisis or not neither can get away with depriving businesses of legally entitled income, and or interfering with private contracts without issuing some sort of compensation.

[Corrie22]

The dems will either figure out a way to extend it....

...or have this bomb drop right before their election in Nov