Not Having a Heart 

That’s a really wonderful thing to do.

That's so generous!! I know they appreciate you so much!

COVID brought out the worse in tenants. They got money to stay afloat and they spend it all.

That is really kind of you you are very lucky to have such good tenants, And it's really nice that you're such a good landlord to recognize that and do something nice back. Good karma Comes back around

Congratulations 🎊 to you for being an awesome human being 😇

I’d be telling my grandkids about one day lol.

😂😂❤❤

​@@coffeeaddictexpress5038m 6:46 the 9999

I thought the same thing😂

Its been like 20+yrs ..He probably is

This looked like during Covid time. He was over it at that time 😂

He may have just been tired or had something else going on at the time. Spoiler alert: people on TV are human beings too. Lol

@Alyssa Hamlett, not everyone that is very poor has a home computer, or cell phone. So they are unable to a google search.

@@trekgirl65 you've got to b kidding right, the govt hands out free smart phones for anyone on any kind of assistance so just another excuse. Besides that libraries have free wifi usage, it's all about ur drive to find things out. Ignorance is no excuse these days (there are exceptions but I'm talking ur average able bodied individuals)

@@trekgirl65 Library is free. Government gives out cell phones to people who get snap/ebt and/or section 8 housing… No excuse, stop it.

This was still an unnecessary comment . You can compliment people without bringing others down. So miserable

​@@trekgirl65the government payed her rent for many months. She had money.

you can't just get a job as a lawyer.

I'm done lmao 🤣 😂

I agree. It was a good one. Both parties were chill and relaxed.

That’s what texas doing right now out of nowhere. It’s crazy

California is charging 2,000 and up for that in my area

That's low here in Colorado

Welcome to NY 🥴

Unfortunately it’s the new reality… with inflation at a all time high, finding any place lower than that for 1 or even 2 bedrooms is a day dream. I pay 1750 for my 1 bedroom 1 bath 800sq ft.

That’s what I was thinking

I've always wondered that!

Are you sure? I've rented places online and they have calendars that let you select your move-in date. Maybe the law varies by state or maybe it's being misinterpreted.

Right

And very intelligent….

Not the point in this case he wasa bad landlord

That's not the point in this case. Bye

What case did you watch?👀🤡

Not you with the backhanded… weird comment 🥴

@@taylorhaze8651 ain’t nothing backhanded. A lot of these people come up with busted wigs. Why would you feel insulted by someone complimenting a wig- or are you offended that they’re pointing out that it is, in fact, a wig?

@@DarcyMiyamoto Lol ok…. 🥴

@@taylorhaze8651 Her wig is beautifully installed... what's weird about her comment 🤔

@@MrsBryant1024 the comment is weird. The choice of words is weird. Feel however you want to feel.

I tried to come up with a clever analogy to illustrate the reasoning, but I failed and will bore with a dry explanation. The state assumes authority to protect the “little people” in this world. The people who cannot afford to buy their own homes. The state does not tell a homeowner that they can’t paint their home whatever color they want. The state steps in to regulate when the homeowner decides to enter the market where consumers and other people’s rights come into play. It is important here to realize that the state does not force a homeowner to enter the rental market. That is the decision by the homeowner to purposefully avail them of the authority of the state in that space. Homeowners, in exchange for the benefit of a return on investment by entering the rental market, give up some of their autonomy as an owner. This is a decision that they have made. Just like businesses and corporations decide that in pursuit of profit, they will subject themselves to the corporate laws of the state (and if a publicly traded corporation, federal exchange regulations). None of this is forced - it is a conscious decision to submit a piece of their authority to the state. Circling back to my original point, the state has to have rental regulations or those investment seeking entrepreneurs will take advantage of the “little people.” Therefore, it works hand in hand - the state’s purpose is to provide some protections for those in different positions while homeowners who decide they want to take the rental route agree to those protections. If you don’t like the “little people” argument, that’s fair, so think about it as consumer protections. Same concept explained using a different term. Because of the asymmetries of power and information, the state steps in to protect consumers in cases where they would have no leverage compared to someone with more resources (such as ownership of a home).

@@Patrick.the.lawyer great explanation

Covid & he is an older man

Tall dark and handsome

wow

Same here.....and he seems unhappy today (maybe the plaintiff tried to flirt with him? I get grumpy when random males come on to me at work so I understand)

@@supportvawa2213 now why would you assume that 😑

@@ftngie he just seems grumpy, not smiling like he usually does.....and that's exactly how I react when random people creep on me while I am working. I don't mean to project. I'm just chatting and throwing my two cents in.

But in this case,unlike most, the tenant had asked for and received a prorated first months rent which proved that the landlord was open to prorating once, so I think that helped her with her case. Also, JM was heated with the defendant because of that false eviction notice scare tactic 😂

The government didn’t pay her security deposit… she did

@@ainttoosara No... the government is considered to pay for everything once any tax payer money is provided. If she wants to gain any money for any transaction, PAY BACK THE GOVERNMENT ALL THE PUBLIC ASSISTANCE SHE GOT- then we'll talk. It's like a tax collector or someone from the government should have been outside with Doug, I think he is, and after Doug questions the "winning" plaintiff, that government employment says to her, "I'LL take that, plaintiff. You can pay back your public assistance." This is the VERY REASON Judge Judy gets upset with public assistance.

Where do you see her face done at? Lips look natural it just sounds like she has some type of speech impediment maybe

Or braces. I couldn’t tell.

Where did she say she got her face done

Huh?

What did she get done on her face?