Terrible eviction of DISGUSTING tenants! 

People like that ,is what makes it hard for clean pet owners to find rentals

Dogs do their business OUTSIDE. Mine understands this very well. You can be poor and still train your dog.

Every time I need motivation to clean my house, this video provides it.

The bed up on cinder blocks was a whole new level of classy lol

You can be poor and be CLEAN at the same time!!!

I don't get how some people can be so disrespectful of people's property. When I rented an apartment I was super careful not to damage anything and tried to keep everything clean and repaired.

“Feces” is such a great word. And a church pew? How random

When I moved out of my apartment the maintenance men actually thanked me because apparently I was the only one, that when I moved out they didn’t have to paint the walls, clean the carpeting or the stove.

The way this house has been left isn't nice but I wouldn't call it the worst case ever either.

I had a dear friend who had a rental property in the city, in a pretty nice neighborhood and he could not get rid of his renters even though they wouldn't pay rent. It was a ridiculous battle that was taking months. My friend solved the problem quite easily. He removed the front door and took it for needed "repairs". The renters left quickly.

Nothing near the worst I’ve seen. You’re actually lucky!

I've seen worse, at least it's all tiled

This is why rent is so damn high people trash everything they have no respect for people or themselves...

There's been a few people commenting about how this particular landlord is a "slumlord". So let's discuss, what is a slumlord? Does owning a property in a low income area make you a slumlord? Does providing affordable housing to poor neighborhoods make you a slumlord? Or does relinquishing your responsibilities in maintaining your property make you a slumlord? In our experience, it doesn't matter the location of the property or who your tenant is, if you provide safe, clean and well-maintained housing for your tenants you are helping to fulfill your duties as a landlord. However, any landlord can be subjected to a bad tenant who just doesn't pay their rent and leaves the property trashed. This is a risk that all landlords try their best to overcome.

I always wonder how people like this qualify to rent in the first place with so much background needed. Isn't there a registry for bad tenants.

I would suggest you do mandatory inspections before it has a chance to get this bad

This is nothing. I just evicted tenants and this house is spotless compared to what I was left. Cleaning and repair bill, over 20K. Has nothing to do with the neighborhood as my place is an acreage on the edge of a nice quiet small town. SOME PEOPLE ARE JUST PIGS!!!

This is what pisses me off. Because of low life tennants like these i have a hard time finding a place to live. I pay my rent on time. Keep my home clean and respect the property but i have to jump through hoops to get a landlord to rent to me.

Disgusting. I always try to leave a place looking better than when I moved in. I actually just moved out of a house last week, and touched up the paint on the kitchen cabinets before moving lol. Some people are just horrible

I love watching evictions, it's the only real Justice we get to see when tenants legally rip off the people that put roofs over their heads. Sweet justice.

I dont understand how people can live like that? Its so disgusting!

What the hell...? A church pew, no refrigerator, a bed on cinder blocks, and a boat hanging from a tree... Did Gary Busey live here?

My son was in a rental property until early September 2019. When he moved out we cleaned it to within an inch of its life, redecorated every room and replaced one of the carpets. It was in very good order when he moved in, but when he left it was in an even better state, and the landlord actually thanked him for everything he had done. Needless to say his deposit was returned quickly.

Yes, the place was nasty, there was a boat hanging from a tree, mirrors outside, piles of sh&t everywhere, a fridge for your outdoor pleasure and dog sh*t in a room but those walls were intact!

The way some people CHOOSE to live is absolutely disgusting!

As a 20 year property manager I've seen worse. I once had an apartment where the tenant coated the walls in urine and feces. It was so disgusting. Had to gut and redo the entire apartment.

My husband and I are doing a house that a very sick elderly man lived in with a dog. The dog was not getting let out. It’s going to look new when we finish it’s. We have done this kind of thing before. But it’s hard work. It make me feel like coming home and throwing out all my things so my children want have to deal with it one day. We hope to be ready to paint next week. The flooring with go down next month. I want it sprayed for bugs a couple times first. It can be profitable to flip homes but it’s nasty. The part I love is you always find neat stuff and I love the finish product. Leslye

Could've been a lot worse. Its just dirty but no holes in the walls and no structural damage to the house. Sure it's going to cost a lit to clean but be thankful you dont have to rebuild it

i lost it when he calmly said "and there's a boat hanging from a tree"

As a landlord how do you let it get this bad. Aren't there quarterly inspections

I feel so bad for what this man went through with the tenants. I'm an OCD cleaner, I'm obsessed with keeping things clean and organized. I would have loved to have rented this place and everything would have been spotless daily!! Im so sorry for all you went through

I can smell this place through my phone 💀

This is the reason people who are actually responsible have to jump thru hoops to get a place.

After watching hoarders this home looks like an easy clean up...lol

I grew up to learn how to clean when I was a little girl and this is passed generation to-generation and I hope is going to stay like this

I enjoyed when I was younger renting run down 40's styled homes in the 70's in San Diego. But it never failed that once the house was painted, yard and flowers planted, it started to get that vintage charm back... the landlord sold it out from under me. It was crazy!

Ever heard of REGULAR inspections of your property?

I use to be a landlord. I rented 2 apartments in the home I grew up in when my Dad died & my mom went into a nursing home due to dementia. My home was wrecked & they never paid rent. I tried to help someone on section 8 & they were worse than wild animals. Tenants assume you're rich but most of the rent is for taxes & upkeep. My goal was to help pay for my moms care but the animals I rented to made sure that did not happen. Landlords BEWARE because the law protects the dirtbag tenants.

When I lived in Table View outside Cape Town I had renters on one side of me. When the owner finally got his house back he had to totally repaint it and he had to replace the carpet because the guy used to fix his motorbike in the lounge. On the other side of me the lady who owned the house went to Knysna to help her brother with his business so she rented her house out. This was before I moved in next door but she told me that when she moved back in she had to take out a second mortgage to fix the place up. Members of a family that I'm friendly with have rented out three houses and they've all had to do extensive cleaning and renovating.

Some people don't even care if they get evicted. That's delusional.

This is one reason why I always thought about getting into the rental business but decided not to.

How in the hell can people live like that? I am single and live in a big 5 room + bath apt. I have 2 cats and inside and outside steps (2nd. fl.) My cats fur for some reason some how always seems to find itself on my inside steps. These are wooden, I mop down the inside steps at least twice a week. Keep walls painted and floors cleaned at least every 9 days. Now I will admit I'm not big on cleaning my windows. Have lived here 27 years was late with my rent once (3 days) used to pay my rent 2 to 3 months in advance. That's why my landlord told me he won't raise my rent, I control the heat he pays for water, garbage and heat. I live in Pa. and sometimes it does get cold. Not a bad area of town very little if any crime. Here's the kicker I pay only $400.00 per month, the heating bill in the winter runs about $600.00. I don't bother with small things I just fix them myself. I will probably spend the rest of my life here, oh also have private parking and a double sun deck.. I am living on social security and no other income. So if I can do it why can't the azzholes on welfare do it?

I don't know how people CHOOSE to live like that. Something tells me they had a government check taking care of their needs.

This happened to my mom, she has a wonderful good heart and took in a single mom with her 4 kids. She worked for the state so money wasn't an issue, she lived there for three years...paid rent on time. Until christmas last year, it started to come in late. So when my mom went there to check on her (she said her ex was violent, wanted to check in on her) they wouldn't let her in. Well after checking in landlord laws (first time being one) she was able to go in. Your house is cleaner compared to her 3, 1 bath...huge yard...fireplace, all appliances with the house right...for $1300...cheap in california. This lady, trashed the place...feces on the walls! Piss everywhere, toilet was busted...like freaking hulk sat on it and cracked to nothing. Guess when they used the "bathroom", they threw everything in the trash can. Left a lot of belongings...Mind you my mom gave them a 90 day to get out. Kindness of her heart...she only saw what she could until finally May of last year, when we went in to clean...she was livid. City dropped off a dumpster, and we threw EVERYTHING out. Place on roaches, and rats. Bombed it several times, ripped up the carpet for new one, steamed the tile flooring...new appliances because they broke everything. Took about a week an half to get the house clean, now the yard was a different story. That took another week, they broke the gate, part of the fence was destroyed, and her rose bushes were dead. She took pride in that garden. Took them to court, and mom won. She spent about 5k to get the house and yard cleaned up. New tenant there now, so far so good, and I told her to make house visits once a month. I don't think I will ever be a landlord, I'm a renter now...one day be a home owner (maybe a year) but not all tenants with dogs are like this. My fiance and I clean our little cottage home almost everyday. I vaccum everyday because of our dog (american bulldog about 100lbs), dust etc twice a week. Sometimes more, fiance has bad allergies, and we live in the country. I'm sorry for you and hope you took legal action against this shitty former tenant.

I can honestly say I have seen far worse the feces is horrible most of the rest is clean up good luck I hope your next renters are better

There seems to be an epidemic of lack of self respect. To leave this nice house in such condition they should just live in an animal pen outdoors and never be allowed to rent another home

I worked at a homeless shelter. Residents who wanted to get a job or rent an apartment or house so they could move out had to put down an address other than the shelters and they used a cell phone number. If they told where they were living the prespective employer or landlord would hang up on them or "the position is filled". Your actions do affect other people.

that why you don't buy in a high crime area ever you will never get good renters at all

As a leasing consultant for a large complex I have seen much worse. Stuff that would cause you nightmares. This is an easy fix. Rude and irresponsible for sure but not so bad. We had a tenant with 3 cats that used the bottom cabinets for a litter box for 2 years. The feces and urine were soaked into the wood and the under the kitchen flooring and all the cabinets and flooring had to be replaced. Of course that was only a small portion of the disaster they left behind.

Those poor dogs living with those slobs 😡

I will never rent a home out. The laws are for the renters, not the homeowners.

That’s what happens with bad neighbors and there’s plenty of them around.

Man, locksmith has a cool ring to it. Locksmith, sounds kind of prestigious, like you hold a key to any door in the world, or the proper tool to open any door in the world.

You should always put in the rental agreement that you have the right to inspect the house at least once a month.

I could never rent out my properties. People that have no regard for others property and live like pigs would drive me to the brink. How disgusting.

man this is sweet compared to the last 4 properties we've had to clear in Pensacola. I think I better make a video and post it, should get several million views

I was a landlord in NY and it was a nightmare. The courts have the nerve to ask tenants why they are not paying rent and let them to continue to stay for an extremely long time. The tenants know the laws of NY and do the same thing over and over again no matter where they go. SAD!

How do people live like this? It's disgusting!

This is no where near as bad as some of the evictions here in Chicago I have served, walked in with landlord once to evict and the lady is shredding the couch, the guy is squatting in the kitchen sink taking a dump, oh it's bad here

Growing up, we often didnt' have the money to rent a "good" house to live in. We ALWAYS left it sparkling clean and in better shape than when we moved in. It became a matter of family pride. We had such a good reputation that one owner offered to sell our favorite house to us- we were in heaven. Us kids mowed lawns, washed cars, cleaned houses, babysat and our Mom worked two jobs- we all paid it off. I'll never forget what seeing a title deed with our name on it was like.

i am a landlord an this actually looks half decent as to what I've evicted....

I'd kill to live in a decent house like that with that great backyard! How can people live like that? I hope you got civilized tenants the next time.

I manage rentals. This is bad enough, but I have actually seen quite a bit worse. Doesn't matter if it's low or high income, assisted housing or not, you see it on both ends. Scheduled inspections of any rentals you deem suspect are the key to catching it early.

Only one reason a mattress would be sitting on top of center blocks~Bedbugs!

How can people live like this?

Its good to go at least once every 6 months to inspect the apartment. Always get a security deposit to cover cleaning crap like this and broken windows etc

We owned a second house four hours from where we lived . A guy and his wife and baby who worked with my father in law rented it. Everything was great for a couple of months the would call if the light went out in the vent above the stove but they didn't call when the tore out the carpets and cut down the cedars that were on either side of the stairs at the front door. Apparently the woman cut the cedars down because she couldn't see down the street. The ended up renting the basement a none livable basement so that party could pay the rent. We didn't find out till much later. The only reason why we found out about the carpet was my husbands sister drove by and seen it at the curb. That same month they called and said the would be late with the rent . Then they moved. The house was so dirty inside and we had renovated just before we moved because my husband was transfered for his job. People or some people do not care for anything because they don't own it . Very stressful and disappointing. CPS should have been called because I wouldn't have bathed my dog let alone a baby in the tub. Heartbreaking!!!!

I lived in Fla, at one time. My older sister was a social worker in Bradinton. I went to this lady's house, where she had like 10 children, sleeping on dirty mattresses, with no sheets, and cockroaches everywhere. The children were running around wild, and barefooted. Garbage was everywhere. The woman was about 40, with

I don't know how anyone can live like that!!!

they might have been a bad choice for renters and hindsight is 20/20 but as a contractor that house yes is messy and needs cleanup but i saw no real damage to the house so yeah you lost out on rent money but the house is actually intact

I've seen worse to tell you the truth. During home visits I witnessed incredible decrepitude and disgusting human behavior

For a short time when I was a Realtor I have seen this crap in 8 out of 10 times where people like her lived, It is proof to me that those kind of people are totally different in reasoning, thinking and grasping reality. They are short thinkers and not planners for there future.

tenants weren't human... were they? more animal than human I think

No, a 'Slum Lord' is someone who charges a RIDICULOUS AMOUNT of money for a 'RUNDOWN', DIRTY, HOLE IN THE WALL!!!! This looked as if it could have been a decent home, had it not been for people, (I use the term loosely)who have NOOOOO RESPECT for themselves, let alone someone else's property!!!!

I am a tenant and what these people did is horrendous! I have three pets in my rental(cat, dog, chin) They have an actual bedroom that is cleaned regularly. They would never ever go to the bathroom on the floor. I deep clean my place every Monday and Tuesday. I don't understand how people can live like that. How can anyone have so little respect for people's homes.

Every last landlord that I’ve rented from, either didn’t want me to leave or would tell me ( while during a evacuation walk through inspection) to please consider them if I’ve ever need them. Right now today, all of my landlords and I stay in touch. At times, some would call me and ask if I knew a nice tenant who is in need of a place to rent. Good tenants are ought there.

What upsets me more than anything isn't the state of the house. The house can be cleaned and repairs done. I'm sure that it's all covered by insurance. What truly gets to me is this ..... THESE PEOPLE WERE RAISING DOGS IN THIS ENVIRONMENT. No one who treats animals like this and raises them in a place like this deserves to have them in their lives. I hope that he reported the tenants to the SPCA.

I rented one of my homes in a nice area and after two yrs they stopped paying, I immediately started paperwork to evict them and glad I did... It cost me 6K to put the house back in order... Then I sold it...!! Will never rent to people again.... they can live in the streets for all I care...!!

It's not in great shape however i have personally seen far worse. You'll be renting the property out again in no time.

I wanted a little more detail on the eviction process, and why periodic inspections by the owner or property manager hadn't mitigated the property damage and loss of rental income. The Property Solutions company has replied, in response to a question regarding rental bond offsetting the loss and damages, as follows: Security Deposit: $895 "Lost rent approx. 3 months = $2685 (1 month unpaid rent, 1 month to evict, plus one month for repairs and releasing) Eviction/legal fees: $650 Deep Cleaning/trash out: $500 Painting, window repairs, door replacement, bathroom damage etc. approx. $2500 ... A security deposit helps but doesn't nearly cover the costs of a bad tenant!"

Dog poo, fleas and roaches everywhere.........how do people live like that? If there's one poo in my cat's litter box it's taken out, this (poor) house must reek!

They must have thrown some crazy party's if there's a boat in a tree

Tenants who vandalise the properties they rent, and don’t even pay for the rent, deserve to live on the street.

Gonna need a “hazmat “ crew in there...the stink must be HORRIFIC!!!

If you made routine inspections it wouldn't be like that. I know people like things automated these days but on all of our properties we physically go pick up the rent payment every month and do a walk through of the property. The tenant must be home each month for inspection or give advanced notice they cannot be available.

At least you were smart enough to have tile floors throughout. Imagine that being carpet.

That is so awful and disgusting. I will never understand how people can do that to a place they rent.

The absolute worst part is there appeared to be toys in two of the rooms. Dear Heaven above, what possible chance do children have growing up in that vile mess?

This is really not that bad compared to what I have seen. Spring breakers down in Port A. can do much worse in less then a week. This house really just needs a cleaning.

I hope you sued the guy for that mess.

This is a great video, This is an example of what you go through when renting the old way... Very sad situation and not the landlords fault.. They can recapture their funds by going through a Non-profit to receive more rental income renting by the room and allowing a Non-profit to pay for the tenants rent. Example (A 3 bedroom property using simple rent $800 to rent the property as single family the OLD WAY. The NEW WAY is to rent the rooms at 800 per room x 3 rooms = 2400 per month paid by a Non-Profit and get your money on time plus up to 1600 in deposits per room for each tenant at 1600 x 3 tenants= 4800) Totals $4800 in deposits and a monthly cashflow of $2400 paid by Non-profit...

what gorgeous, huge trees in the back-yard!🌳 i'd have beautified the rest to match nature❕ 🌳🌲🌳

How fucking hard is it to clean up after your animals?

coulda been worse buddy. a good clean up and your good.

My landlords use to come once a month to change my air filter but I also think to make sure their place was clean

That happens to my sister when she bought the house for herself...the only 3rd floor bathroom in her master bedroom was the dirty Jacuzzi tub.

Found your refrigerator at 3:52

Just unreal to me that some one can live like that and leave it that way,just plane out pigs and ignorant people for sure.

That guy deserves the streets.

OMG ! ONLY RENTED ONCE BEFORE I BOUGHT MINE. IT WAZ BETTER WHEN I LEFT IT. ALWAYS PAID RENT ON TIME. COMPLETELY REDECPRATED IT AND DID GARDEN TOO. LANDLORD WANTED ME TOO STAY LOL