Eric Medemar
8 Landlord Horror Stories
26 February 2008 | 4 replies
One of my tenants who I was evicting lived in a unit where I payed all of the utilities, he moved out in the middle of the night, but left the door unlocked and the homeless decided it would make an excellent shelter.
Daniel Fisher
Don't I feel like the grinch!!!
10 January 2013 | 41 replies
If not, then make them leave them leave.Personally, if I benefited with the 10% every month, and I didn't evict them for 6 months and have all those benefits, and never donated to charity so late in the year (which I don't donate, I like to go do stuff like feed homeless people on the street, give them blankets, stuff that I can see my money actually doing something...), I would probably lean towards giving them Christmas.
Account Closed
Take something of value to hold until security deposit paid?
14 April 2014 | 15 replies
She was very pro actively working with the homeless alliance and others to get assistance with rent and her deposit.
Thomas Kwan
Homeless living in empty lot next to our rental
12 August 2016 | 7 replies
Tenants called our property manager and reported that there are homeless staying in the empty lot, right next to our fence.
Nathan Gesner
Landlord returns from overseas, tenant will not leave
22 August 2022 | 6 replies
The tenant is completely ungrateful.The article does not disappoint.https://www.ladbible.com/news/family-homeless-tenant-refuse-leave-20220821
Daniel Yip
Tenants Break Up - But BOTH Want To Stay - What should I do?
13 November 2022 | 28 replies
It's also why I get into scrapes when people talk about the homeless.
Aaron Arthur
When family is involved the money pit begins. Need PM and advice
28 July 2018 | 48 replies
Having the risk of homelessness usually would get her bumped up your local housing list.
Richard E.
Thoughts on Vacation Markets w/ rising rates/economic slowdown?
27 September 2022 | 85 replies
It's this new reality that caused a flight to these markets, with many people living full-time in what used to be vacation-only markets given remote work being embraced, and the flight from cities due to a desire to escape the conditions where COVID spreads more easily, as well as escape cities that were decidedly less fun not only due to entertainment etc. being shut down but due to increases in homelessness and general blight.If COVID disappeared tomorrow, everyone had to go back to the office, and international travel picked back up to normal, it's hard to see how these markets wouldn't get hit pretty hard.
Matt R.
The changing face of Los Angeles - Gentrification areas
12 April 2017 | 50 replies
When the LAPD dropped a homeless guy off (they shuttle people from downtown to neighborhoods) and he passed out from drinking pinot noir we called the cops and it took them at least four hours to show up (super frustrating).
James Wheeler
Tax Liens and QuitClaim Deeds question
25 September 2015 | 6 replies
The "house" is literally falling apart and appears to be being used by homeless squatters at the moment.