She Tore Up the Carpet, But Never Moved In! 

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For real!

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When she was gathering her store-bought receipts I got so excited! I knew this lady was a scammer! Glad she got her money back!

Yes. That landlady was another runt without the "c".

Judge Judy is so smart. She saw right through that BS. "What about any other rooms?" "I never got to finish." *Reads receipt 'Liv Rm 100.00' 'Din Rm 100.00' 'Bd Rm 100.00' 'Hal 100.00' 😆👩‍⚖️

Big time!!!!

This comment made me LOL because it’s so true 😂

Yep! A landlord kept my elderly Moms deposit bc he said that he thought I would be living there too. Married husband with kids and a home. Basically, I am my Mom's assistant, bc she cannot read, or write. He knew this going in. He thought he was going to take advantage of my mother and he quickly realized that wasn't going down.

Exactly

@@aprilpinketon2567 that’s absolutely despicable. Lots of landlords try to get over on the elderly/disabled. Very sickening.

I just went to the store and receipt looks like was in my purse for a month.

The young women only ripped up one room if that. Chill.

Free labor? Who's stupid enough to invest in something you don't own?

@Steve yeah hi bot.....

@Steve what did you just say?

@@_d_a_n_n_y_ it’s a troll. Pay it no mind

Agreed my landlord just had a gas leak and after that sewage was coming up from the pipes and it was disgusting and the landlord refused to fix it and all kind of nonsense. She claimed though that it was fine and then I called the health department and had to leave but she only gave me a day to leave damn shame

@@christengardner1466 the health department only gave you a day to leave?

Many of them will put the rent up anyway even when you do nothing to the place. Usually after 2 or 3 years the rent goes up, because everything is going up.

I told my landlord take 50% off my monthly rent for me to be her bob the builder…. She quickly sent a contractor to fix things up

Not every landlord is bad, but if you're making agreements to do work for them, get it in writing. It's a red flag if they don't want this as it covers all parties. I'm a landlord and have long-term, excellent tenants in a property. The gentleman was made redundant and took a few weeks to find a job, so they were struggling to make the rent payment that was due while he was unemployed. They let me know in advance and so I popped round and had a chat. They could give me half, so I suggested that they do a few repairs around the house, using the half rent they had for supplies and the labour would top it up to a full month's rent, so that they wouldn't be in debt. It helped them and me (as I needed to get the work done and, this way, it could be done at a time convenient for them, to a standard they were happy with). A win-win for all, but it was reliant on trust and us both keeping to our word. So I wrote up a little, basic contract, stating that I would accept completion of these works (to a decent standard) in lieu of rent for that particular month. That document made sure that we all kept our word and stopped anyone worrying that they were going to get screwed. Always get everything in writing!

It's not "nuts". If they made the landlord lose a month's worth of potential rent then absolutely the landlord has the right to keep at least *some* of the money. In addition, although the landlady in this case did not pay for any reparations or re-installments, and thus had her counterclaim dismissed, generally, any altercation done to the house would have given the landlord the right to receive money for damages.

@@OmnipotentPotato the landlord didn’t lose anything. A different tenant moved in the day the plaintiff in this case was supposed to.

No. Not crazy, crooked. Dishonesty and delusional are two separate things. Sometimes you can be both More likely you are one or the other.

@@OmnipotentPotato In Germany we often have contracts that bind you to renting your apartment for some time. Let us say you want to move out today, often your contract permits you to terminate your contract after three months of official termination. Some land lords allow you to leave earlier, if you find someone wanting to move in. But that is never really an official part of the contract. It is beneficial for everyone. The one wanting to leave immediately. The landlord wanting the monthly rent from whoever. Lastly the new person looking for an apartment and getting recommended by you. However if, before you move out your landlord notices major damages you caused, or if you fail to pay rent, he is entitled to keeping the amount it costs to fix the financial imbalance.

@@DivaLenne sounds shitty glad that isn't a thing here in America lmao rip

I hope I never have to go to court my rent receipts look like kids scribble ! I do save my money order receipts

That's the thing. I don't believe any of it was for rent. I believe it was a deposit to fix the floor. She was going to have to pay the first month's rent once she was able to move-in, in May. I believe the plaintiff. The landlord didn't want to use the sixteen to follow through with updating the floor.

@@aprilpinketon2567 That too is a strong possibility!

The landlord does not HAVE to have the carpet in good condition to rent it out. She rented it AS IS to the tenant and gave the tenant permission to tear it up.

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Britney Spears? Um, I think you're the one that needs glasses😅

@@abbiereynolds8016 It's the glasses she's wearing that remind me of her Oops I did it again video

Yes totally, she's giving Britney Spears vibe. The outfit, the glasses, very cute.

@@peacheskong2245 Ah I see, be a bit more concise next time, you had me worried for a second there😅

@4kmentality She did !🤣

Both were $700

@@Wayniesgirl That they both were $700 was a lie by the landlord. She charged $1,600 which is 2X $800 to the first woman.

@@franzross6224 That's an assumption

You are…misguided. In most places, it’s to cover any monetary damages caused by a tenant. If a landlord is given a deposit and takes the property off the market and then the tenant doesn’t move in, causing the landlord to suffer the monetary damage of loss of rent, the deposit stays with the landlord.

​@@ct6410 No YOU are misguided with that shit you typed.

Officially yes

@@DontUNVME It’s not “officially.” It’s that it’s for ANY monetary damages suffered, including loss of rent due to a tenant changing their mind (in most states).

Thanks. You too.

You to

she speaks like she is slow though

She is such a GORGEOUS WOMAN is much better 🤫

@@treschic04 to me she speaks as if she is thinking through while speaking

@@Ironbull91 Black Woman*

@@Khalagessyca What I am trying to say is that she’s a gorgeous women … no matter if you are black/white etc. i don’t think you say to anybody she’s a gorgeous „white“ woman. It comes across that black people aren’t usually attractive.

Amen!!!

Best decision I ever made for me and my son was to become a homeowner 🥰

It gets harder and harder to get a home every year…

@@Xxsorafan You are absolutely right

In this Market?? Home prices are over inflated and interest rates are rising thanks to Biden.. middle/lower working class will have less and less opportunities to be home owners

The slightly crossed eyes one. These are all paid extras. Sometimes the principals are as well.

Yes ,I stopped renting the upstairs apt.10 years ago. My blood pressure went down ! 😉

That's like asking if there's a decent axe murderer. We're talking about a career that inherently takes money without providing anything.

No such thing

None!!!! At all

I have been lucky enough to have multiple great landlords. Repairs were taken care of in a timely manner.

Creature of habit! I do too! Cause why not? 🌟🧚🏾‍♀️💫

No lol, 2 min ago it was posted, it has 161 views with 28 likes, and the video is 5 min long, lol, so I doubt people finished watching before clicking Like first lol

@@apoliticallevi lol atleast am not alone

@@glittermommytarot lol thought I was the only one😅

I do too ! 😆

Judge Judy follows the law, and the law has a bias.

A lot of landlords are shady as hell.

The landlord KNEW the floors was nasty & thought she could con because of her privileges. Plus she already had another person renting in less than 30 days. Sounds pretty bias to me.

Ownership is a massive focus of almost all laws. If you own something you are, largely, in charge of it in its entirety. It’s how scummy landlords continue to exist. So few laws protect renters.

She is biased towards people who can prove their case properly and she follows the law.

Omg

Why?

Yeah, get a real job. Landlords clearly don't do shit 😆

Hit dogs will holler. Be a good landlord and do right by people

@@InwardBeautyMinistries you could be the best landlord and still have bad tenants.

But the landlord was in the wrong. So don’t be in the wrong.

The new series is…….a disappointment, to put it mildly. A new set, a new Byrd, and some other new yet unwelcome additions: like Judy’s granddaughter , there to provide an idiotic summary discussion of the case.

@@thomasmagnum3588 if something is not broken don’t fix it I like the old series two, I think she’s trying to merge her granddaughter into Judge Judy but she doesn’t have the personality

​@@thomasmagnum3588 I saw a Justice Judy clip where a Woman didn't sign a lease and expected her money back. Judge Judy said something like,"No signed lease, you don't get your money back! Your case is dismissed!" And the Plaintiff was like,"Your honor, you didn't let me fully state my case! I'm not leaving until you hear me out while Judy was already on her way to her Chambers. The Bailiff was like,"The case is dismissed. You must leave ma'am." The Plaintiff was like,"No, I'm not leaving until I get my money back!" 🤣🤭 According to comments, in the full episode, she did eventually leave. 🤣🤭

She thought was been smart, until she met someone smarter than her.😅😅