How Bad was the Eviction at the Ocho (One of My Worst in 20 Years!) 

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An eight Plex with 16 garages... That's certainly isn't Gwinnett county apartments... In Southern California we have a lot of wombats.. but they're making them get earthquake & Siesmic retrofitting it's Costly engineering, if it's not that then it's fire alarm updating.. I used to always find my landlords on Craigslist.. they like me cuz I'm single non-smoker with no pets.

You hit the nail on the head.

Dealing with one of those right now. Smh

Agreed

It can be a mutually beneficial relationship!

Thats awesome.

Aw, Liana, you are AWESOME! And I love that you acknowledged that landlords have mortgages to pay too. I currently have renters who either don't pay on time or in full, lots of excuses, and, among other things, make snarky comments about my "privilege" as far as owning a house. Actually, they were supposed to be out November 20th, begged and pleaded for more time, came up with a partial payment, and yet again I relented because I just couldn't kick them out in the cold. With unauthorized pets, yet. So now? Their January rent won't be paid for several more days. If then. Sigh. Meanwhile, the mortgage was due on the first. So again, Liana, you're awesome, and congratulations on being a homeowner. 👍

You are like the dream tenant. But in this case I feel like you might have been taken advantage of. I'm so happy to hear you became a homeowner.

They were poor because they spent their money on drugs.

There’s a correlation between being nasty and being poor unfortunately

Not all poor people are nasty, but there is a subset that are, and you can tell that they are poor because they just generally don't give a damn about anything outside their own body.

You are a rare gem 💎, excellent on you!

Very true. Eviction is a last resort

I'm currently closing on my 4th duplex. You're exactly right no landlord wants to evict someone. It is strictly a last resort. I had a person who was with me for 2 years and the last year the ERAP paid their rent but the 1st year they literally NEVER paid on time. Thing is they always told me when they were paying and followed through so I didn't do anything. Honestly I was considering renewing for a 3rd year but then I replaced their oven and I had twice caught them using it as a space heater. That really pissed me off and I non-renewed them.

It was hard for me to contain myself on this one

Get used to it, there are more and more poeple just like this. The entitled generations are always right and always get a trophy.

Yeah I will admit the first year year and a half of property management was somewhat mentally draining for me. It does drive you mad untill you learn to deal with it.

Not always true. I was raised like this. Raised to maximize my benefits from the state and such and I can say in my entire adult life (mid 30s) I’ve never been evicted, have only ever lived in 2 different places and only moved because I moved towns. Also I’ve never in my adult life have been on benefits. I will NEVER live like my parents did.

Thank you!

​@@investfourmore I'm sorry to reach out to you this way, but I have a question about something that's going on with my mortgage company, and I don't have anybody I can ask questions to (my Mom was diagnosed with Dementia at the beginning of Covid and my father passed 20 years ago). Is there anyway I could email you? Or reach out to you somehow? I wouldn't ask if it weren't _extremely_ urgent & important. Sorry to bother you... Thank you for your time!

@@goose7574 mark @ investfourmore. Com

@@investfourmore Thank you for getting back to me! I actually shot you a message over IG, but I will contact you on your email.

Dang that's cheap. 2 bed house goes from 1200 up to 1600 where I'm from even some 4 beds go up to dang near 4k a month.

Call Daddy, there's people living there.

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@@fishwanda maybe it would be better for them to live in another home.

I’m not a fan at all of dcf I’m only prob is there needles on the ground? And smoking in a house with kids is deadbeat sh1t

@@fishwanda it’s a toss up as to which is worse. The kids weren’t just living in filth, they were living with junkies for parents. He said they found pipes and it looked like needles on the floor as well.

yes

The government devaluing the American dollar is what has made the rents high.

agreed and I havn't had that happen either even with all the eivcitons I did selling foreclosures for banks.

I went in to clean after one eviction, 17 industrial size bags of dirty diapers.. the only clean spot in the entire apartment was the area from they moved there bed. When cleaning out we found a box of check books, none of which belonged to the tenant evicted.. yes we had to call the officers back to take the box into custody.

I had one guy try to pick a fight, all 5'6" and 140. Then his wife pulled him back and asked if I'd hit her. I said, 'Nah, I'll just call my 5'6" 240 lb daughter who was a previous powerlifting record holder.' 😆

Yup

They are self-entitled narcissists. According to them their problems are always caused by someone else. They will never change.

Thank you

NY is nuts!

That is crazy because where are you supposed to put the the stuff. I sold all my properties in NJ. One municipality required a refrigerator to be in the apartment at the time of inspection before the tenants move in which is another item that needs to be stored if the tenants bring their own refrigerator, which many do because they had to buy one for the last place they left.

Similar situation on chattels in the UK.

@@charlesphilhower1452 Jeez and I thought things were bad in the UK !

Not sure.

Mark your team really needs to call CPS. Please these kids definitely need help I work for CPS (not in Colorado)

@@jordanhogue7565 wouldn't the police make that call?

@@investfourmore You'd think so.

@@investfourmore - You're only legally obligated if you are a mandated reporter like a teacher, doctor, nurse or yes, a cop. But anyone can call CPS if he or she believes children are being neglected or abused.

thank you

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Right!!

It's always someone else's fault. Never their own.

Agreed

Yeah and then they're made homeless so someone else can buy another Ferrari one day.

@@dedalliance1 Poor life decisions vs responsible life decisions. It's amazing that someone can have your disposition and be older than 12.

@@readtherealanthonyfaucibyr6444 Well here's thr facts of the situation, in the state of Colorado off of memory here only like 9.6% of the population makes a 200k dollar house hold income which is really pretty low. That means a married couple that each bring in 50 an hour are in the top 10% of earners. Anyway, 200k is pre tax money so after taxes, paying for health insurance, social security, putting money in retirement accounts probably about half of that money you never see, so realistically around 110k maybe you actually net house hold income? A decent Ferrari runs you about 100k to 300k, potentially a lot more than that for nice collector ones. So we'll go in the middle, even for someone in the top 9 percentile of income would have to save 100 percent of their realistic take home pay for 2 years straight to buy a Ferrari. But, some guy that only has a lot of money because they have enough money to invest and make into more money without actually adding any value to society can buy a Ferrari after eh, let's say 2 good house flips which takes lets say hmm, 50 combined hours of holding a clipboard and writing some checks while everyone else does the real work? I can assure you, it has nothing to do with working hard or whatever brainwashed thing your favorite politician told you. Unfortunately, some of the hardest working people on the planet and in this country are also the poorest, because if they stop working they die its really that simple. Stop working, go homeless, can't buy food can't afford medical care then you die, eventually. I like to poke fun at Mark but realistically he's a small fry in this basket. There's people in this world who wipe their ass with the value of Mark's house, or his entire car collection. Also I just wanted to point out, everyone can be rich because that's not how money works. So intrinsically if you're well off it's because someone else isn't that's just the fact of reality if you're okay with that that's fine, just understand thr stepping stones to wealth is on the backs of the poor.

@@dedalliance1 _"So intrinsically if you're well off it's because someone else isn't"_ ---- Again I'm surprised someone older than 12 has this disposition. Do you also think the odds of winning the lotto are 50/50 because you either win or don't? Are there a limited number of good life decisions available in the universe, and the responsible people are hogging all of the good life decisions? Forcing other people to make bad life decisions? _"everyone can be rich because that's not how money works"_ ---- I don't think you understand that there's zero substance in that answer. People who save their money can buy investments, that's how money works!

That's the plan!

yup

Its normal for democrats.

These were inherited tenants

Wasn't profitable to keep it short term only?

@@MattMG84 We tried short term rentals first but the Summer season was so short and it was hard to find people to rent Oct-Apr. It was like a Catch-22. The Cape is tough for people who live there yr round. There's no place to live July & August, rents skyrocket. We even went through a well known Realty but their tenants were worse!! We spent thousands remodeling the units, new septic ect. Tenants have no respect for other peoples property.. We did make money on the sale thankfully. Being close to the beach is key there

You still got her number???

@@nordyneken you iidiot 😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@nordyneken 🤣

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Based on the condition of the apartment, I’m sure they’re ready to turn a new leaf!

do you believe it is lack of self respect?

This is a good reason why we need force sterilization in this country. It would weed out the bad apples and keep them from producing more rotten fruit.

I saw that!

Been doing it 20 years

@@investfourmore haha,glad to see you still have a kind heart.

Thank you

agreed

crazy

Hope not with them but the other unit yes

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We do have inspection clauses but there is no such things as being able to evict someone at once.

@@markfergusonsvirtualrealestate I'm quite aware there's no fast infection process but you have to spell it out very carefully in the lease agreement, I went down this road as a very young man with tenants from hell and it left a real taste in my mouth , watching your video I was having flashbacks of a similar eviction I had years ago in New Jersey, and this one the tenant actually dumped out three quarters of a large fish tank in the bedroom as they were getting evicted to make it easier to carry

Why evict and punish the whole family for the actions of one person? If that's the case,then more than half of America would probably be homeless because none of us is perfect.

@@darleenparker2539 I am offering my property for rent as a hand up in life not as a handout if you have someone in the family dealing drugs they're going to have to reassess their life choices and it's not going to be at my place

And I still have the cats plus the 2 babies five years later. I love them so much.

whoa. I would never rent in a situation like that. I usually does not work out well for either party

This was a tough one

Burning hell landlord

No, not worth it

We gave the cat to the tenants. I asked the cops about the pipes. No drugs. He said since the lady was gone to just trash it. She left for lost the eviction.