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Landlord Threatens eviction/cable cut if payment is late (Corona)

Konrad R.
  • Orlando, FL
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Have you guys seen this? Look at the letter this landlord sent to his tenants.

Landlord Threatens Cutting Cable, Quick Evictions for Late Rent

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Kyle J.
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

This is why i only rent from companies.   Too many MOM and POP landlords are SCUM.  Way too many.  

There is a reason Tenants are a protected class.

Apparently it was a company that sent out the letter according to this story: The Morning Call: Nat Hyman apologizes for company letter threatening to evict tenants who don’t pay rent during coronavirus pandemic

And tenants aren’t actually a protected class. They absolutely still should be treated fairly though.  

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