Tenant From Hoarder Hell Gets Pissed Off After Being Served -- Evicted! 

I don't understand how the poorest people can afford to leave everything behind. these people had some nice things

That wallpaper should go

@@bomabompakarasch4230 Because usually the poorest people can not afford to pay for a storage unit and they have no where to put their belongings. It's truly a sad situation.

@@dedicationmatters they could've sold those nice belongings for cash to help them move into more affordable accommodations. That's what always bothers me most. Why not at least get some money from the stuff instead of letting it be put on the curb?

@@NikkiKNuvo well now they can have a yardsale and thank the process server for setting it up for them 😃

Lol. Me too!

Right???? Me too! Makes me itchy 😩

Exactly the same as me. I use these kind of shows as inspiration to do more house work 😅

HOLLERING 🤸🏽 I swea I'm up now

Grabs the bleach and Pine Sol lol

Yyaayy, so glad for you.

Me too, @Linda Mitchell-Fox. 🙏🏼

Same here and raised five kids now they all own their own homes & have a good work ethic. Makes me feel proud. I notice with most of these evictions the men don’t work and sleep late. Should be put doing an honest days work to pay rent for their family.

And these creatures here wasted their time and money on whatever and act surprised that their lives are the way they are. Stoked for you and the example you set.

U definitely should be thanking Jesus

It leaves me flabbergasted everytime. I don't understand how these people aren't completely mortified with themselves.

@@amandaz9762 you have to care to be mortified

They start off nice and sweet to get in. Pay ontime a few months then act up. More than likely they got evicted from somewhere else before they came here.

@@lawnside82 accurate

look at the outside and condition of this house. clearly it was in bad shape b4 they even moved in

I was just about to say something when I saw your post. I guess there isn't any running water in the house. SMH. I hope they don't have kids in there.

Had to check the comments to see if someone else caught him urinating by the car. Had to make sure I was seeing what I was seeing lol.

@@lifewithtammia5841 I don't think it's a surprise anymore, ppl just peeing in public. Yeah that house was tore up by the tenants but it looks like the landlord is guilty of some neglect as well. Did you see the ceilings and walls? Also the ceiling where the tree fell through? It could be a nice house.

I was gonna ask that question that's nasty

@@kathyw7143 but if the tenant wants low rent, the landlord have no money for improvements and when they do happen, the rent gets raised. It’s a business

I don’t understand why college students that borrow money to go to school think the public should carry their student loans for years and years.

@@GotoHere same and business owners who took out loans or grants

@@D-Charles Grants are...granted. 🤔

@@bela-sofia34 Grants are taxpayers dollars in this case. If a business needs a grant then they dont have the customer base to keep them in business. Why are we granting tax dollars to businesses that should close?

@@D-Charles A whole different issue. Grants are issued after people meet established requirements. So while you may think they don't merit being granted funding for various reasons, they qualified and therefore were given the grant.

Don't forget urinal.

That house can't be rented out like that. It isn't up to health code.

It wasn’t ever super nice. It was a dump to begin with.

Perfect description!

And outhouse 🤮

Neighbors look nasty too hell

I'm so glad I don't have to deal with rent. I have a mortgage.

I paid for my condo in full, so I'll never have to worry about it monthly. A home is a bit of a necessity

They are used to it. These people pay no bills

@@darkblack7317 you do know if someone isn’t paying their mortgage the bank will foreclose on the home?

I know I am watching this on the 28th of a month. First thought this morning was got to get rent today

Some time it's homeowners to, I know of someone family who lives like this, Tash ever where they have land and go outside and though it and it's bad 😔 and the bugs , I just don't get ppl ,

@@reneemarvin8054 Well it's one thing to do it to a place you own and another to do it to someone else's place.

Same, we always seem to have just enough for bills and our needs. But cleaning products aren't that expensive and the USE of them are absolutely free. Even if you can't pay something, you dang sure can at least clean it. We don't have a mansion, and it may not always be organized but it stays clean. And when we move, we take everything that we brought and even fix the chipped paint, dings or missing door stoppers etc... IDK what it is with my house but our door stoppers always turn up missing lol

Many years ago, when we had to rent, I always left the place in as good or better shape then when we moved in. We took care of everyplace we lived!

I too always had landlords tell me not to hesitate to ask for a referral. I left the property looking better.

Exactly!!!I double check to make sure everything is straight... Why are the workers never wearing gloves... That's not good.....

Most of the places I see in these videos I think the landlord is slum that y they rent to anyone that will pay to live there.

He gets a paycheck, that's enough

@@Matesozen let's try to tell the truth in the frankest way possible, eh? 🤦🏾‍♀️

UNINHABITABLE, get it right.

Even the roaches and bed bugs are cleaner than these bottom feeders

I.havent seen tthe inside but thats one ugly house no curb appeal at all

I thought that’s what he did...omg😳

I really like this music! Anyone know the name of this piece?✌️

Thought the same

I didn't know you could do that. That is a great idea and could potentially solve some problems.

Govt housing does this in my area. I think it's a good thing for both sides. They make note of anything that needs to be fixed.

@@atlasbonds6095 Right. It's best to hire a maintenance or handy man to go in take photos of issues, change hvac filters , and take care of small things on the spot.

Good idea. And if it's the tenants destroying the property, the landlord can address that issue before the end of the lease.

@@atlasbonds6095 Here government housing use to do yearly inspections but now claim they don't have the time or personell to do them anymore.

If they are evicted and don't leave they can be charged with trespassing.

They do, it's a rumor that spreads around the community. Same way the stupid rumor that a cop has to admit they're a cop persists.

Called a credit report. Anytime I have someone owe and refuses to pay.....they go to collections. When I run background checks....I check their credit report AND do rental verification on all addresses they have on the report. Also evictions are public info and also appears on credit reports.

When I bought my home in Memphis the realtor told me she saw so many people who closed on the house and never paid a months mortgage. They would move in and then two or three months later be foreclosed from the home. She said it's almost like they bought a home just to get two months free somewhere.

True. This is why landlords now are such assholes. Demanding inflated rents and outrageous fees and good credit no evictions. Landlords now act ridiculous but In a way I understand them. The pandemic brought out a lot of freeloading renters and many landlords were burned.

Needs to also be a national slum Lord registry

@@pipdragon8229 that makes no sense, they could've lived in a motel for six months to a year for what they paid in closing costs alone

Let's talk 'cause I saw it! Down right nasty!

@Mike Mike no. I don't! I just know people who have been evicted.

My father is like that. He has several storage buildings - in two towns in two different states - full of nothing but moldy rotten junk worth nothing - and we figured he was paying $3000/MO on average - he was always complaining about money and being poor - despite having substantial savings - I told him that $3000 goes a long ways if he simply got rid of his junk. His statement was - What if I need something?. I asked him if he needed it so bad - do you know which storage building it would be in - which box to open - and if is worth the time to search for hours and days for something like that? And his house - I rarely see him - he was renting a home after he burned down the house he owned because he didn't want to clean it - he was being evicted for the deterioted condition and ultra messy state - opening the front door made me puke - I have never seen so many roaches in my life - and debris packed to the ceiling in every room. I asked him what he wanted me to to - when I told him that everything in that house simply needed to be thrown away due to bugs, mold and mildew, simply piles of dirty mess - so what did he do? He rented a storage building and paid to store every last thing - just like before - I had no part of that. I told him that his retirement could be so much better if he simply stopped paying to store decades worth of junk and stopped wasting money of storing what is basically trash. He drives an SUV type of car - full of so much trash - that the rear of the vehicle rests on the bottom of the travel of the rear suspension. He complained about fuel mileage and excessive tire wear - and there is no talking to him about eliminating the trash in the vehicle to "fix" those issues. People like this have no coping mechanisms and their though processes are flawed beyond belief. So sad. I don't believe there is a way to fix that after they get that far along in my opinion.

Two of my family members did the same. Years and years of paying storage fees. There wasn't anything of value. They could have bought a house full of beautiful things with that money. Hoarders!

I said the same thing. The landlord was wrong for not fixing that damage

Maybe the owner fixed the roof but they didn’t let her in to fix anything else. They didn’t care how they treated her house.

I'd venture to say that the house wasn't in great condition when they moved in.

I wouldn’t fix a darn thing if my tenets weren’t paying rent! A house costs money, the streets are free!

Tenants often won't let workers in to do work.. I've seen that many times. And that too can lead to fussing and eviction.

My kids loved the boxes when the new appliances were delivered, especially the fridge one, I always loved the way my children turned it into a cubby house in their bedroom and would sleep in the refrigerator box 👍🏽🙏🏽😎

😂😂😂

Thanks 👍

Nancy Herbert, poor 😢 😞 exhausted menno!

Your girlfriend has a husband?

Females do still call their friends, girlfriends.

Which is why the tenants probably treated it this way...the inside as well

Bahahaha!

Looking at the furniture and type. It looks like an older person may have passed/nursing home facility or something. I'm thinking an older female. Someone or a family member moved on in. That furniture wasn't cheap and very elegant. At one point it was a well kept home

@@PreppingAngel young people do this also, a learn habit.

They developed a crack addiction

@@PreppingAngel exactly. The matriarch died and everything went to hell. Very sad. Some of that furniture is really nice, at least to my old lady taste.

@@Jazna1 Mine too. :)

That slum lord isn’t going to be rebuilding anything. They will slap some paint on and try to slum it out to the next vagrant.

Yup! That fool was standing there pissin'....LOL

I wonder if the toilet was working or was he just nasty.

You have a good mom! Mine did the same. Used to leave me a list in the summer

My mother on Saturday too had us wash walls door ways baseboards strip wax mop put new wax on floor. I hated but as an adult she showed us how keep a home clean.

Officer did an improper writ of possession.

I found my next door neighbor like that recently. Passed away on his bed.

Common sense.

But remember, they want low rent, leaves no money for the landlords to make improvements. When improvements happen, rent gets raised. As it should. Landlord is not your mama. It’s a business. You aren’t owed housing

It could be a nice home. I bet it was in its day. I thought what a BIG small house.

Because stuff is nasty!!

Yeah, those antique, French provincial pieces were gorgeous. I woulda bought a lot of that. The armchairs were also beautiful. If they would've just kept it clean and took care of it, it could've looked like an upper middle class home!

Fuck that you might risk buying and moving in roaches bed bugs or any other type of insects in your clean home I wouldn't 🤷🏿‍♂️🤦🏿

Geez...I forgot how nasty people's home could be. #mybad

Lazy

I hope they didnt have kids living in that hell hole

I don’t think it’s true antiques in general, but reproduction furniture probably, but who knows. I wouldn’t want to buy anything from them, because of the bad mojo connected to it.

Looks like the guy is taking a piss outside.

I said the same thing!

Sorry with that gorgeous smile 4got what I was gonna say! ;)

@@cowboyfan8johna317 Your so sweet 🥲🥰

@@mediahobbyist734 omg 😆 💀

My mother had a house in Savannah, Georgia. House had been turned into 4 apartments. She never did any of your suggestions. Always fell for everyone's sob story. Someone always not paying rent and she had to make up the difference from her social security check and pittance of a retirement check. Don't know who I was most mad at. Her or her renters.

I don't have your experience. However, I sincerely doubt 20K would even begin to do what all needs to be done there. For the landlord's sake, I hope I am very wrong!!

And it’s all tax deductible. Read the book “Evicted” to learn why these “poor landlords” choose this as their income source. Renting to sub-prime tenants can be very lucrative.

@stormyweather7952 And the tenants pay for all these things and the landlord also makes a profit in the end. The landlord is theoretically an unnecessary and middleman.

@YakovSovietsky That's strange thinking. Landlords save for a down payment to purchase a property . Like any business it's important to make a profit. That's how they are able to pay yrent and living expenses. Unfortunately, mom and pop landlords profit is very small if any. So a landlord is necessary to help provide housing just like a grocery store is necessary to provide food, a truck driver is necessary to transport goods, etc. I've kept my units affordable and still got a bad tenant and when he moved I had to go into heavy debt to make the repairs.

@@stormyweather7952 Ultimately, the bank owns the house (until everything is paid off). Mortgages, taxes, etc. are paid by the tenant...because without a tenant, the landlord would have to pay for everything himself. Of course, this doesn't apply to all landlords...not everyone is the same. Landlords wouldn't be there anymore if america had a different "housing system"...for example public housing for everyone. There are many examples in other countries that this can work. Sorry if I made any mistakes in pronunciation...English is not my native language! But i hope you can figure it out what i mean :)

@YakovSovietsky without a landlord or housing providers tenants wouldn't have a place to stay. If a property cost $700,000 and the buyers puts down $140,000 of money they have worked for and saved the will havea mortgage payment of about $5000 a month, insurance of about $1000 a month taxes of about $1500 a month, maintenance of about $600 a month, that's $8100 a month if If there are 3 units rented at $2000 each, that's $6000. So in addition to the $140,000 down payment they have to go into their pocket every month for an additional $2000.

People need to pay rent, bottom line. The way I look at it: if my lazy ass can hold a full time job and pay rent, people have no damn excuse

Saint Poor.

Wanted her stuff back... That's a good one!

Same here. Couldn't deal with the people.

Cost more than its worth

The key to it all is tearing up and throwing out all legal notices, because that solves everything.

😂😂

They have a house under HOA someone from the office should check out the place it's also fire Hazzard )