Biden eviction ban has NY landlord on the hook for $50,000 in missed rent 

And their supporters calls us Fascists, that’s how stupid they are.

No more bad tweets though. That's what they'll say when they're standing in line for bread

Stop capitalizing random words, this isnt a trump tweet

@@vaelynp6693 wont happen shut up

@@chrisdozier6757 we dont capitalize fascists or random words like 4th grader Donald Trump

The banks give the dems money to avoid this issue.

so true because the tenant just pays the monthly rent the owner of the property the landlord still must pay the annual property tax fee so how is it going to pay that property tax fee if he has no tenants to give him that money for the fee because he's paying that property tax fee and that runs into thousands of dollars a yearbut you can use the same excuses them they can't throw you out for your property for not paying so there's a moratorium that's something how can they evict you when they can't beat nobody else but you owe a Mortgage Debt to a bank as opposed to just say contract with a landlord for rental propertynow I know in commercial businesses if they're left unwrented or vacant the business owners are Property Owners will use that as a tax write-off and business loss and it works out sometimes and balances out in the long run but I'm not sure how residential property that you rent out as rental is affected by this laws or they demanded cuz it's not laws are mandates complete difference a mandate is not as Superior does not reach the level of law

unfortunately I also know that when you do not pay your property taxes the city or state will put a mortgage lien on your house so quick it will be ridiculousand these do not ever go away they add up continuously with penalties and interests and concur each year with more new fees every year to convince you they will own your house cuz you never paid them for their property I meannow sometimes you can run and hide from those mortgage Deans on your house as long as you never sell the house as long as there's never a sale of a transfer of deed or a sale of that home they can't collect their money but eventually over time when it adds up then then they let you will get you out of there by by eviction by that's what they call a little not sure what they call it but a lot of skip skip

Makes sense to me!

*The ACTUAL INTENTION HERE IS TO REMOVE THE LAND OWNERSHIP FROM THE LANDLORD, GIVE IT TO THE STATE AND/ OR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT....A COMMUNIST TAKEOVER OF LAND AND REAL ESTATE IS IN THE WORKS !*

Yep you can not have anything more. Working hard to achieve in the USA is gone.

And to Blackstone and other big investment companies so they can turn them into high priced rentals.

Reperations in there minds

@@bobcat8439 My family is Irish and Native American. If anyone deserves reparations it's us. Yet we do not ask for it. And never will.

@@johnbeechy fotroll

who ever said democrats have decency or integrity as obviously democrats do not

You're right and I'm sure there are decent people out there doing the right thing.

I could have stopped paying rent during this 'thing' in 2020 and on, here in florida. But i kept working, got behind a bit , but caught up and kept paying my rent. I have a simple place and i'm self employed, All of it is too weird - if the land owner / landlord still has to pay the bank, then the tenants should pay rent . This entire thing is so obviously corrupt and demonic

They always have money for cigarettes, multiple pets and delivery pizza

Liberal society destroyers.....Biden's base

Most Dem policies are illegal and they know it. Problem is they also know it takes the courts years to rule on such actions, thereby the damage is done and irreversible.

they are all for this communist regime of bidens

@@easymoney7007 such is why when a democrat harms you the criminal sub human filth democrat is to be immediately put down as with any other rabid animals harming actual humans

supreme court are bunch of cowards as well....kavanaugh said" you need to make a law" that was it....could they be anymore vague??

Clarence Thomas is the only one with any balls on tha court. It's useless.

Not only are some people like this one employed, they also received stimulus checks,it's a shame that the government is able to protect indivuals like this at the expense of a landlord,my guess is,when these non rent payers are informed they're no longer protected, they'll simply find another place to live & stick the landlord!

If tenants get 'relief' then why can't owners get relief from paying the mortgages ? You can't expect them to pay if their only income from the property is allowed to not pay.

No one cares

Smart move. Cash in while the market is high

@@MrLizardDude1 If you didnt you wouldn't have replied

@@MrLizardDude1 I’ve looked at a couple of your posts because you’re responding to everything in here. Why don’t you just tell the world what it owes you so we can settle the debt, Jesus dude.

Hopefully not to Blackrock!!

insanity is expected from criminal sub human democrats as biden and his criminal minions

That’s kinda what I was thinking. Hit him with individual lawsuit for each month.

@@flipnotrabCould just amend lawsuit periodically

Their plan was to make landlords unable to pay mortgage so BLACKROCK can buy itmfrom them and rent it out themselves.

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

@@johnbeechy uh, you missed the part where she said he has been employed this while time and would not qualify for the government funds (even if NY was getting things done)

Federal reserve with loans will do that. Taxes are meaningless at this point. Biden just spent 30 percent of yearly tax revenue on a vague "infrastructure plan"

@@koreyb maybe they shouldn't of taken out a mortgage expecting a tenant to pay for their house for them like a leech, disgusting

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

Why ? More then half of them are crooks.

@@johnbeechy Gov't have purposely bankrupted the landlords by forbidding evictions. Fact.

@@johnbeechy are you a landlord? If not, then shut the hell up. I am a landlord and she's spot on. I had pretty much the same scenario happen to me. Luckily, the assbag only got away owing me about $4,000.

@@kevinsworld5088 first off, u need to be specific and learn what a word means before u use it. eg: the word FACT refers to historical truths not your opinion. 2nd, the governments that r putting the landlords into bankruptcy are the State Governors that do not cash flow the cash from the Jan 2021 rent relief that the Federal govt passed into law. look, U r a non reader in a world of where the Power is with them that read. try reading before u call out a Fact. Fact is the Hoax was never a Hoax and now there are more dead americans by a Virus than by all foreign troops in all foreign wars. did u find the Missing WMD that gwbush claimed to be overseas, he even referred to there being Facts. next time, figure out which government u r referring to and read the Declaration of Independence if u can. the D O C clearly mentions "promote the General Welfare" before any mention of LIBERTY. and the landlords risked renting out to slaves of low wages any way they should not have become landlords, but rather shareholders and then they would be winners. myop i would evict all the aryans of the non reading and Deport them to afghanistan to live with the real aryans

yeah, we need some court and judges to make some rulings

can't evict...not during the moratorium on evictions. When the moratorium is lifted the courts will be back logged for years.

Are u slow?? The whole point of the story is YOU CANT EVICT

You're right. A few big fellers with Louisville Sluggers

I'd do it and take my chances if the money was good enough :D

That's what I was thinking. She is in NY after all.

Exactly what I was thinking. I would have to drag some people out of my property.

“One lawyer with a briefcase can steal more than a hundred men with guns ...” Don Corleone

Landlords are deadbeats by definition so who cares 😏

Probably part of the plan then they can skim off of that since most won't be able to use it.

It should be either / or. If he's getting money from the feds, there's no need for any "moratorium." Actually, at this point in the "Covid crisis," it should be neither.

But... they are probably are getting $300 and unemployment

@@ca6360 base of there salary plus ➕$300extra for a week. Plus more kids more money.anyway tenant if don't want to pay rent. Doors are open. Or moving to Washington DC probably doesn't have to pay rent out there.

@@chinga7264 they are obviously pushing great reset! You saw event 201 was sponsored by gates foundation and IMF they have infinite simulation capabilities and plan this crap out like a chess game, key is to catch them and beat them at it! They have been caught! Military has it all!

@@dave9640 what? Literally what world do the live in? The landlord takes on the risk of owning the asset and ties up his capital! You think the landlord is the parasite? No is a freeloading tenant!!!

yep, and at a minimum go to small claims court and start there. Yes there are limits in small claims court, but very dollar counts and any ruling in your favor is more ammunition to go to a higher court if necessary

cant do that law wont allow

I took mine to small claims, won and now it's on their public recors..

@@pamelasmith2602 I did it and 2 judges awarded me. I wasn't evicting for loss of rent

Every landlord should just go into the room with Mao for 5 minutes

The me ,me ,me attitude is finally catching up to ppl .now they have nothing,nothing,nothing

@@randykatterson2660 We haven't even started down that path yet. It's going to get worse if it's not stopped.

Get a job then like your tenants

@@nonono9194 🤣🤣🤣💯

Wayne winters if you were as smart as Bayne you would rent out a home and hold a job

@@Joe-Slow coming from a guy literally called slow...

@Oligarch Executor I've been working chief, sorry to let you down your mental image of me is completely inaccurate 😂 good try 'triggering' me I suppose 😘

CM. I know of a person that did just that. The tenants moved!

@@joemachunda that is fantastic 👏. What will the law abiding citizens have to provide when these tenants are finally evicted no one in their right mind will rent to them again. It's really disappointing to see some people take advantage of others instead of working hard and making good decisions to get ahead.

Omg that’s a good idea

I guess the only negative to that is it's "illegal" to rent an occupied unit, double-renting. But since the first person's lease is expired and isn't paying rent, the only legal footing they have is quasi-legal, "possession is nine-tenths of the law". However, if the courts are actually as backlogged as they are claiming, which is a joke because all evictions have been halted, it might be years before a court hears that case. These landlords need money now! It's been 18-19 months of the politicians being on the tenants' side.

That's why people like me will start to make good money harassing people so they move

You want all these tenants to be evicted? And then we can double everyone's taxes to pay for the homeless problem. I don't know what the answer is. But there are programs for the tenant and Landlord. This tenant is SCUM, plane and simple. But most tenants are not like this. All we here from Foxnews is the worst of the worst... that is not the norm.

LOL a demonrat

lol, take him out fishing on the hudson

Biden is actually helping the regular people i like some of what he is doing

why do u not just read the news? oh it is because u can not read... see below, u slave and joe, u r not all import ant Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

​@@mycell5032 regular people? our govnt is supposed to be regular people, they are not royalty, supposedly they are ''elected''. did you know in the beginning the president and his staff left everyday to go home, because THEY WORK FOR US.

Of course Pres Joe is helping regular Americans. GQP tax cuts for the 1% SUCK MONEY OUT of the economy and into offshore tax shelters. This Dem program INVESTS in our economy and recirculates those billions. Huge difference! Proven every time a GQP admin level office in economic shambles.

Or... they will repo and sell it to state or blackrock.... that's the plan

@@ca6360 More ways to attack the small business people. All part of the plan! Like WALMART, for example!

They'd probably get bailed out again by the govt and then sell the houses to another family friends corporation

@@mattheweaton9470 just like with in the great obozo/biden "great recession" where democrat filth as harry reid's family consortium were buying up bank owned housing........simply democrats are evil filth to be treated as such

@@ca6360 what is black rock?

ya ok blame trump , idiot its everywhere canada included

To be fair, when the shutdowns happened and a few million lost their jobs something needed done. How were they going to pay rent if they literally couldn't work? If the rent moratorium was not put in place there would be a million or so people out on the streets.

God Bless you for doing what's right....i believe the same way as you do for the most part, but Trump had the people in mind i believe when he implemented this, and i also believe he didn't expect the election to be stolen and all this crap to continue....but who knows, HIS CAMPAIGN was DRAIN THE SWAMP...it didn't get drained it only got SWISHED AROUND....so will we ever know the TRUTH...only if we know JESUS...

GOD made it this way to punish the wealthy

@@tabbyreed8925 The eviction moratorium was the brainchild of the CDC. Trump just went along with it.

And now that Landlord will spend the rest of his life in jail.

Yeah me too, but I bet I can guess how she votes next time around!

Oh look, a troll. They're so cute in their ignorance. What party was Byrd in, troll?

@Rocky Beio your funny, I know more Black Republicans than I know white Democrats. I thought black people were immune from being racist?

@@sct1111 He's a CNN viewer. It gives him a pass on being ignorant.

@Rocky Beio Sooner or later some dimwit would bring race into this.

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

@@johnbeechy Dude. Seriously. We all think it is great that you learned how to copy and paste. Your gold star is in the mail. Now let's learn how to make focused responses specific to the comment to which you are replying rather than a general response you just post over and over. I promise you that any "persuading" your words might accomplish will happen within the first 47 postings of the same comment if they are going to happen at all. Give it a rest.

Uh, I have dyslexia. Did you just threaten to bring your attack dog?

They don't care, the left want to backrupt this country.

Yes, I think many landlord's taxes will be 0 this year. Income not received is income not taxed... but expenses are still there.

As a Land Lord I always check for references and History

Recently a woman told me that when she and her husband applied for a mortgage they were told if they had an eviction or their record that they wouldn't be approved.

That's when it sounds like a good time to move out without a forwarding address

I have 3 doing the same stuff

Cry baby slumlords🤦🏾 literally complaining about money when people are at there worst.... probably benefited off every safety net the federal government installed since the pandemic an still worried about rent🤣

@@bigdawg0076 what safety nets and how does that help will mortgage.

@@drunk_philoshpy2946 the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN HERE HANDING OUT HELP SINCE THE PANDEMIC FIRST STARTED(BOTH TRUMP&Biden) get to it instead of Complaining about tenants who CAN BARELY MAKE ENDS MEET... have a ❤️

@@bigdawg0076 According to you someone who is renting 2500$ residential is not aable to make ends meet. By the way you would never get into the specifics, do you want too. I know them.

I think it is so funny that you think you know the law. Bottom line is... as a Landlord you are F'ed if you have dead beat tenants... plain and simple. And there is almost no recourse.

Shouldn't apply to even people without a job. If they want this program then the federal taxpayer should pick up the entire bill. Of course, I would quickly raise the rent and stick it to the taxpayer which is why this whole thing is rotten to the core.

Well yeah, if they aren't paying rent there's no paper trail to say they lived there 🤷🏼‍♀️ So they weren't there at all lmao

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

@johnbeechy. Yep, the NY Post MIGHT have published all you’ve quoted, but it’s controlled by rockin’ Rupert Murdoch, who’s spread misinformation across 4 continents in his long sad life. I’d verify anything he prints or says.

☠👍🏼

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

i am sure i can get a Minute Man to Purge her for not reading the words of the Article 1 S 8 P1 of the white worded Constitution.

Love it. Got it. I got a cousin.....

And that person could say hello to my Smith and Wesson. And I would turn on every faucet and run it 24/7 (toilets too) so the Landlord is stuck with a $15K water/sewer bill.

cant get a loan if someone is suing you. He's toast when this is over.

Like some have suggested, might be best to go to a seedy area, find some guy and offer him $1,000 to take care of it. Payment due after the squatter leaves. If anyone asks why he left, (Shrug) "I don't know." The law is corrupt, unjust, and on the squatter's side, then justice needs to be pursued by other channels.

And it may take a year to get to court for an eviction once the moratorium is over.

@@tommackey9721 Not if he pays cash and puts it in his wife's name.

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

@UC4KYG90QgSB7-jAwxwjp7CA --your new meds aren't working either.

We in a pandemic uneducated trumptard.

@@Justchillingames03 you scared little boy?

@@Justchillingames03 go hide in your basement, rest of us will live without fear

@@Justchillingames03 You uneducated communist puppet

@@Justchillingames03 You're proclaiming he is uneducated while writing at a 1st grade level. I'll at-least give you a hint. You "are" missing a verb.

She should rent it out to about 10 more bikers that like to use all the tenants stuff.

Yup. Absolutely.

I remember that

@@midnightmoon3230 oooo. I member 🍇

I remember

“Hiding supplies in P.R.”? Oh ffs, @Masson just dug his pit of ignorance down another yard or so.

Well it was only 4-5 years ago Good memory

It can be a huge headache even under the best of conditions. That’s why these RWNJ jackals are so off base.

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

Certainly doesn't help when the fed says they don't have to pay and won't get evicted. Of course that will be a disaster. How about pause everyone's mortgage payments then

@@KidFriendlyGaming u missed the news that Gov A C moved his own eviction ban to august 31. and the NY State has refused to release the rent relief passed by congress in Jan 2021. blame them that r to blame.. moses would not show any mercy to a Thought crime 10th Commandment/ I get u want OTHERS to help, but when the State Gov does not do his own job, then blame him or u can blame TRUMP for calling the virus a hoax and not shutting down the nation last yr before the first person died / u take care and remember to read read read and remember the State Govs are not handing out the cash

@@johnbeechy I was just saying being a landlord is hard enough. Can't imagine the fed helping ppl not pay rent. That sucks for the landlords. What about everyone else that has a mortgage tho ?

I am thinking at times about bulldozing the rental we have which would save us money.

@@petraalejo8854 make sure you do it in a way so u can claim it on your insurance😉 God knows you probably already paid for it in full a few times over

It was Trump who started this. I don't see the blame being one sided.

@@johnSmith-uz8nl you really are blind. Trump is not in power. Biden is. That’s why the captian says “BIDEN” not trump.

If you ever need a place to rent, message me.

It has never crossed my mind to stop paying rent never. I like having a roof over my head and if I'm broke at the end of the month at least my rent is paid.

And we're ashamed that lefties are American

You mean DEMOCRATS? Cause they aren't "left". They aren't on our political spectrum. They're just scum who use whatever political value is helpful towards election cycles then dumps it the moment they believe it's impeding their power grab.

@JeSuis Harley yes. Democrats are enemies of the United States. They actively choose this every day. I say we put them down like the rabid animals they've become.

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.//

Dontcha love how hateful and irrational the right is? When THEY hold power, it’s “my way, and you go F yourself”. When it’s the DEMS turn, rightys are all like “you’re criminals, we should rule, and go F yourself”. Republitards are not too bright or Democratic, are they?

Have some crack-heads move in next door, or pay some scary looking bikers to scared the crap out them, kind of like Bounty hunters!

all due respect you should not work anymore unless they pay you what they owe you. You are a fool for allowing your employer to owe you money. Do you think you'd have a job if you didn't show up and still demanded to be paid????

Well first off I'm not an employee, I own the business, we regularly accept net 30 payment, im not worried they won't pay, it will just take time.m

I feel for the amall landlords, but can care less about blackrock

Who did you vote for?

@@theharshtruth8563 sure as hell wasn't sippy cup Joe. You think because I'm black I did? Sorry to foil your future comment.

I feel really bad for the landlords.

that is why this virus is a joke....forget the words and look at the actions of these people...

It was Trump who started this. I love how you shift the blame.

@@johnSmith-uz8nl i agree i was pissed at trump for this but what happened to dec 31st??

@@johnSmith-uz8nl John, how are the Dems working out for you now, destroying the Country in just a few months. If you voted for Biden you are just as guilty as are the other Dems.

Turn the water off too!

@@libertyone5853 better yet, contact codes enforcement and tell them that the structure or utilities may have been compromised due to unauthorized work performed by the tenant. They would need to perform an inspection to verify the building is safe for occupancy. If they refuse inspection the building gets condemned until further notice. An unauthorized addition onto the house could cause the occupancy to be pulled as well.

It’s the Dems, it’s what they do best. Take and steal

No one said Dems are smart!!

Because not enough landlords have started doing what the Vegas landlord did. Because nobody has asked Colonel Molotov to help evict some politicians. It'll stop right quick when they start losing their homes too. It's happening because the commies are taking over and only war can save the Union now.

Theyre dems! They spent it on weed, hennessey and new kicks!

If I were your tenant I would start a car wash and watch your water bill go up by thousands

@@johnSmith-uz8nl Sounds like something a deadbeat that expects a free ride would do

@@drjohnsonhungwell5115 Just saying, two can play your game... and what is funny is you call the tenant the dead beat...LOL. By the way, I have seen this done to a buddy... he got at $12K water bill and went ballistic... normally it is about $1,000.. it was done due to the tenant setting up a car wash in the drive way. There has been a recent story of a Natick, MA man who got a $15,000.00 water bill for toilets that continually flushed... another tactic a tenant can do on a Landlord that would sabotage A/C, wiring, heat, etc... anything due to not paying rent during the mandatories.

@@johnSmith-uz8nl The tenant is a deadbeat if they don't pay rent they don't own the house .

Poor potatoes are just as bright and talented as white potatoes. 🥔🥔🥔

Soleymani was a prop for fake outrage and fake ww3 fear

They DID.

Problem solving is a gun

Apparently not

@@lisahertel2415 Wow, that is not right!

They may not be able to since it was during a pandemic but I'm not totally sure

@@midnightmoon3230 I'm not sure either?

I was told when I told to pay your bills to receive respect from debtors. If you are working pay your bills. If you are not working move relocate to affordable home or apartment.

We're not all "connected" but I wouldn't be surprised if that starts happening.

Exactly....the mob seems to have gone extra soft

Got a friend who knows this “Guy” hes an artist, uses an ice pick to make “Ice sculptures” kinda performance art, afterwards the “sculptures” always end up real cold, and he ties a manhole cover to them and keepsem cool at the bottom of the hudson….he might be able to “perform” if not forget-a-bout it!

And you would go to jail. It's a horrible situation

I guarantee you are wrong. You would be crying due to not getting rental income.

Exactly what I thought. Take matters into your own hands. Just plan properly and be smart about it. I wouldn't let someone punk me like that. Hell no!

Suzanne must NOT be a reader of the NY Post, or any white worded piece of english. here is an article from July 16, 2021 editorial POST Please note that the below is from an editorial from the NYPost: 'Ny's dysfunctional Gov't even delays paying out federal rent relief'. since this article (below) was written almost a month ago, I shall call Suzanne a Liar, and a Non reader of the News. and I bet her family is embarrassed that she can not read the newspaper nor know the Federal Govt passed the relief in JANUARY 2021. here is the article, written in white words (not arabic or any of that foreign slang). Last spring, New York failed to send needy tenants even half of the rental assistance available under the federal CARES Act. Now the state’s failing again, with not a dollar handed out a month into a new rental-assistance program. This, when states such as Connecticut, Illinois and Texas have distributed tens of millions of bucks. Congress passed the new program in January, but New York lawmakers and bureaucrats dawdled. The Legislature only enabled the state’s system when it passed the new budget in April. Applications just opened June 1, but 120,000 households (three-quarters from the city) have already applied for help from the $2.3 billion program. Yet the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance can’t even share any public info on progress. All it has is a one-page PDF summing up applicants by county. An OTDA flack promises vaguely that the money will start rolling out “in the coming weeks.” Meanwhile, Texas has had an online dashboard (complete with applicant tracker and payout breakdown) since launching its program back in February. The federal Treasury Department issued a call “for an all-hands-on-deck effort” to move more quickly in getting this emergency rental aid to families in need. But New York seems to have no desire to adopt any of Treasury’s recommendations, such as judging a family’s qualifications by average neighborhood income. Yes, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s extension of the eviction moratorium to Aug. 31 means tenants needn’t worry (as long as the grants show up by then). But building owners need the income to provide for their own families, let alone cover maintenance, property taxes and other expenses. That’s New York’s government: too dysfunctional to even spend free money in a timely, effective manner.// Purge the Stupid!

I know a guy that did just that. Put a brick through the window at 2 am. The tenant was out the next day.

New world order

Works for me.

Shut up

@@Justchillingames03 go back to your larping little child

@@Justchillingames03 I don't think so. Biden illegally continued the moritorium despite the Supreme Court ruling. So her and every landlord have a right to be upset about this. So you shut up and actually get informed.

I've never had a problem before this..... It's ridiculous I'm just glad my properties are paid for.....

Drastic measures have to be taken at times. Right or wrong. In these times it doesn't matter anymore

@@jerazikp Agreed 👍 Wait till they stop providing essential services to alot of folks.....it's gonna get real poopy

Yes

….. and your point is? When has the US not been in a conflict?

@@koreyb Unless they disappeared w/o a trace, yep...

@@koreyb Naw, just cause the landlord cannot evict, their other rights are not restricted, soooooo…. Givem 24hr notice of your entry for “Repairs and upgrades” take out the windows, tear up the carpet…move a dozen skunks into the house, disconnect and remove the water heater( cold showers b cool) then tellem youll be back in a couple of weeks.

@@koreyb There are numerous creative LEGAL ways to send deadbeats packing!

@Lee Wilson There’s jobs out there, ALOT. You lazy communist.

*@Robert E. Lee Wilson

@Lee Wilson No, my point is that it isn't exemplary or anything fancy. It is your common duty as a US citizen to work and pay your taxes. If I can do it, you can do it. Let me guess you use welfare or something along those lines and you are a fully able bodied person? It isn't the government's job to pay you with my money. That's right, it isn't the government's money, it is the money of the American people who pay taxes.

@Lee Wilson oh boy, my friend made more than 800,000 by uploading one video, and he would never leave such comments like you.

@Lee Wilson lol, i think what you meant to type was $6,500 last year! But its fun to play dress up on the internet, amirite tough guy?

Very few politicians are experts in fields like science, warfare, economics, etc. It's not like they are required to show us their school transcripts to be able to run for office.