Rotten Room Renting 

I'm sure if our country would lower the price of rent or have rent control as a means of aliviating high rental prices folks wouldn't resort to this type of thing--they'd have their own places. It's just that it has gotten so incredibly expensive to rent that some folks have no choice--I would NEVER do it. I'd rather work two-three jobs to be able to have my income in place--but this is what our government has done to its people. 😕 I certaintly agree with you, though.

Unfortunately that's many people's only option 😢

Not in California they do it all the time

YES!

I won’t even consider Sharon a space with a friend!!!

You spoke nothing but the truth

how many times do we hear on the show "oh it's the first time i'm a landlord, I didn't know" uuuuugh

Idk why, but your comment made me think of that landlord on TikTok who expected his tenants to tip him

@@lone.faerieTIP HIM?!? Omg lol the audacity

I was a landlord a long time ago. it's not easy

That notice became null and void when they locked her out

​@@Nevaeh1exactly

The 15 days isn’t legal, she would have been still Ont he hook for the rest of the month. But when the defendant illegally locked her out before going to court, she lost all rights.

It's legal because the defendant accepted it

Unless the room was being rented by the week, which is legal.

Soon as I read this comment she put those glasses on 😂

Lol it's probably because they are reading glasses so she only look. Through yh. When looking down to read something .... like wow !! Get a grip .!!

Very lol

You will all need them too one day lol

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Yeah, this verdict was crazy.

But why lock someone out like the judge said u can’t be the judge jury and executioner be the landlord and go thru court simple

@@jenniferodessa5998Yes, you are right. She shouldn't have locked her out. She should have legally evicted her.

@@MathNotMathing exactly

If they had not locked out the tenant the defendant probably would have won.

*tenant tenet: a principle or belief, especially one of the main principles of a religion or philosophy.

It's that simple!

Accept

If the defendant did that, then there would be no case to win. 😬

Doesn't matter you don't change the locks. Imagine the bank locking you out your car for a late payment😮

Totally possible if they’re always called to that house

Depends on how many times they’ve responded to the house for the troubled son

Not always rent is crazy expensive in major cities. There are people making over 40k who are giving half their pay to a studio apartment.

Not true at all 😂 People travel the world and only plan to stay for a year. Some people only stay in a certain city for a short period of time. This is way more common than you realize

@@GirlsNDragons, That plaintiff didn't say anything about traveling the world and needing a room to rent. Stop making Bull S*** up, because you want some attention. SMH

I rented rooms in a house in San Francisco. It's really expensive and older people rented rooms there too. The older tenants cleaned and were nicer than the younger lazy people.

@@magicworld3242 Instead of viciously attacking other people’s opinions to your comments, you should probably work on honing your grammatical skills. Your use of ‘old’ in parentheses doesn’t make sense. Placing a word in parentheses should make the sentence readable with or without it. Additionally, your word repetition, misspelling, and misplaced punctuations don’t make you appear very bright.

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I'm 57 seconds into this and I had to pause and come to the comment section to see if anyone else said something lol 😅😅😅

I thought ventriloquist's doll, myself, especially as she was standing so still and quiet until addressed by JJ.

She's attempting to be a man. Leave her alone

Leave her alone. She clearly just gave an Easter speech at Sunday school 😶

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Florida law favors the tenant in most cases and punishes landlord who go the self-help route for evictions. It's really cut and dry.

Probably not "abusive" - Russ is probably just an a-hole douchebag, probably (more than likely) just aggressively alpha (strange for Canadians, I know... j/k, Canadians are some of the best ppl on Earth, BTW). They probably had a spat, plaintiff confided in the defendant, of course it's one-way so the truth is never told... I don't think the plaintiff was in any danger of being abused and if so, there's a handful of states and an international border between them so dropping the abusive scumbag would be a piece of cake. Plaintiff doesn't appear to be ignorant in that regard so there's clearly something "in the moment" when she talked to the def about it "that one time." RE: Def's fiance - how can someone be afraid of anyone who's making threats a handful of states and an international border away? C'mon!

Most women who stay in abusive relationships stay for financial reasons. They all live in fear and worry the abuser will take their children.

Imagine not paying your rent, but the landlord have to cover you're rent because you decided that you don't have to pay rent and rather travel. The audacity!!!

@@dejonbooker2450I understand but I really feel as if she was going to pay them. I think she just didn’t want to because she was scared of something like this happening. Which it happened anyways and the defendant even said, she didn’t lock her out because of the lack of rent.

​@@keekeedavis1704Weak excuses. Doesn't make any sense at All.

@@LivingforJesusaGodisGood74 it doesn’t make sense to you looking inside. You’re not in that time or moment. I’m sure you can understand her point of view. You’re just choosing not to. Whether it’s a strong excuse or not I was just stating her excuse.

@@keekeedavis1704 She's "scared to pay" as they'd lock her out?, that's dumb. You not fully paying your rent is why they would throw you out. She didn't have the full rent cuz she used it to go to Canada to go see her man 💯.

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Against the plaintiff too really if they were really that fearful

Would not have given one with just that statement

Omg me too when they first walked in 😅

Hmmmmm ... maybe so😂

I bet she calls her "mommy".

What is the point of this comment?

@@ReddyReaderwait what does this mean 😂😂

They didn't lie. They admitted they had locked her out.

She's probably wearing boxers with the pee-hole in them.

Finding an unusual name twin is the coolest. ⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘

🤣🤣🤣🤣 congratulations

Well the plaintiff didn't pay her rent so she actually broke the law by not paying full rent.

@@dejonbooker2450 not paying your rent or half of your rent is breaking the law. breaking the contract yes.

Actually not hearing noise after falling asleep isn't uncommon. I have keys to a friend's house. One time her lock stuck. I banged on the door, banged on the window to her bedroom. Made enough noise to bring her neighbors out, she didn't hear anything. Several times, I have let myself in, knocked on her bedroom door, made a ridiculous amount of noise & she has slept right through. I'm not sure if I fully envy that level of deep sleep. 😅

The judge acts like the defendants are supposed to risk their lives and safety and wait until something bad happens. BLM lives✊🏾

@@blackbettyboo5039 white women are always viewed as weak and vulnerable, while black women are expected to tough it out. I'm totally disgusted that this woman won.

@@blackbettyboo5039 you got to remember a judge dose not make the law they enforce them. She could only do what the law lets her do. You can’t lock tenants out like she said her hands were tied she probably would have ruled the tenet pay her full amount for the month if they didn’t lock her out.

Appeal to whom? The Supreme Court of TV courts?

Yeah I could see the fear in their eyes over a comment from a guy in Canada. It's not like he lived across the street or across town, I think they would've had enough time to protect themselves if there was any genuine threat.

The ruining was based on the law

that's what a sublease is

@@Nevaeh1that doesn’t answer the question

@@91PHS10it does. Subleasing is you’re leasing then turn around and lease it to someone else. So in a sublease you’re typically not the owner

@@TallywackerWench A sublease is when a tenant rents the property to someone else. If they owned the property, it wouldn't be a sublease. It would just be a lease. And they couldn't lock her out, which is why they had to pay her that amount of money for doing so.

If the homeowner had a problem with it, they would evict them. It most likely was an ill-interpreted HOA rule.

Because she full of shit. She was locked out over night. Got her stuff the next day. Lost nothing, then looked up the law to get some money. She full of shit.

Lol, they pick and choose their identities based on the current situation. Wish I could've done that as A REAL WOMAN growing up 😁

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You can’t lock them out for not paying rent. You have to follow the rules as a landlord. They could not go to tenant court if they were illegally subletting so they couldn’t go the legal route so they helped themselves and locked her out

Leroy Brown is his name.

I think she wanted the money for the motel she had to stay in that one night or so😂

@@pink16ful That didn't occur to me when she raised her hand. Good point. But still she wouldn't be entitled to it because the 3 months' rent penalty more than compensates her for the hotel. She GOT the hotel - just not in the way she thought she would.

Is being a Lesnian means you WANT to Be a MAN?? I'm straight and I'm just asking. If so, I DIDNT KNOW THAT😮 Neither of them look like a Man

@@jeanicelewis510 Of course you mean aside from the FACT that she had on a man's suit or are we now acting like all clothing is unisex too?!

​@marcusyoung2081 so woman can't wear suits? 🤔🤔

@@nicholegrupe5202 Of course they can, they are called a woman's suit just as the one that she has on is a man's suit. Stop trying to impose your weird 🫏 thoughts and beliefs on people who still choose to live the right way.

​@@marcusyoung2081I don't know how you assume it's a man's suit lol

Bet thats her only suit and its gonna be what she wears for her wedding 😂 forgive her, for she is just like me fr i have ONE formal outfit because i rarely have formal events 😂😂😂

Who said they are on Section 8?

Literally, no one mentioned Section 8 🙄 Nice try. You sound dumb.

Where did you get section 8?

She got all her stuff the next day. The only mistake here's changing the locks. They should have added a lock or a security latch so the door couldn't be opened without them knowing. Then she wouldn't have had a case.

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And so

It's clear as on my phone

She was going to the prom.