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Talk to me about getting evicted

  • You didn't do what you agreed to do. You were warned, then fined. You ignored the fine.

    You're really surprised that they took the next step?

    “Kansas may wind up number one in these polls, but that would be so unfair to Texas...” -- Len Elmore, 2/13/11

    Bob in Houston

  • Pour Cement down the drains before you leave.

    Also why are you renting? I thought all the ballers on the RCMB were posting from their mansion they payed cash for. Unless this is a vacation rental?

    This post was edited by Wholely on 6/14/2011 at 7:28 AM

    Wholely

  • Now you have no choice but a ceremonial sacrifice of your beloved dog, Lucy, on the front lawn of the rental management office.

    Build a 6 foot high, lockable basket atop a platform. After locking Lucy in the basket, douse her with gasoline. At dusk, light her up in a blazing display of your sincere regret. Your landlord will have no other option than accepting the sacrifice as atonement for your repeated breaking of the lease, and you will be allowed to stay in the apartment until August 1.

    ArtieLuvPancake

  • Why did you get a dog if you aren't going to take care of it?

    Sparty is our mascot, we are Spartans.

    ConQueso

  • Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    Trevor Barnes ●

  • I wonder if I was as lazy and oblivious to consequences when I was his age.

    Chitown_Badger

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    I'm wondering this too.

    OldWolverito

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    I assume it would; late payment on a rental fee. The details about the dog and a minor maintaince fee will be lost when the bank checks his credit report. It'll just show up as a late payment resulting in eviction.

    (these are assumtions, I'm not a lawyer)

    Wholely

  • One positive thing in the middle of all the responses - you're incredibly brave to take this question on the board. You must have known that you weren't going to exactly meet with piles of sympathy, right?

    I'd like to join the mob of people asking why you didn't just pick up the dog crap or pay the fine in the first place. Is it a laziness thing, an "avoid the issue" thing, or a "I'm not cleaning up after my lazy ass roommate's annoying dog" thing?

    YoungDonDraper

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    Probably not. Landlords don't report on-time/late payments, so that doesn't matter. If they have an outstanding balance with the landlord and don't pay it, then the landlord will go to court and get a judgment, which then would mess up his credit (and prevent him from ever getting a loan until it's paid). Theoretically, a judgment can be used to garnish wages, but unless it's a big judgment against someone with a steady income, it'd doubtful they'd even bother with that.

    The OP should get an "all paid as agreed" letter from the landlord...if he can get that, he should do whatever the landlord wants (including move out if thats what they want). He needs to get on better terms with the landlord to avoid some BS damages too...his responsibility is NOT limited to the security deposit.

    JazzyGR

  • YoungDonDraper said...
    piles of sympathy

    +1

    lol

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    Get off my lawn.

    Loki

  • I remember each time i had a party, DTN would issue us one of these things. After the first, I just realized what a joke they were. lol

    blanch32

  • Maybe you and the guy that refuses to mow his lawn should get a place together.

    BoilerRoom

  • JazzyGR said...

    Probably not. Landlords don't report on-time/late payments, so that doesn't matter. If they have an outstanding balance with the landlord and don't pay it, then the landlord will go to court and get a judgment, which then would mess up his credit (and prevent him from ever getting a loan until it's paid). Theoretically, a judgment can be used to garnish wages, but unless it's a big judgment against someone with a steady income, it'd doubtful they'd even bother with that.

    The OP should get an "all paid as agreed" letter from the landlord...if he can get that, he should do whatever the landlord wants (including move out if thats what they want). He needs to get on better terms with the landlord to avoid some BS damages too...his responsibility is NOT limited to the security deposit.

    Trust me when I say they don't need to go to court to F up your credit. Apparently Due process is no longer a constitutional right when it comes to scamlords.

    blanch32

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    doubtful, but good luck to him on renting another place anytime soon with an eviction on his record.

    bryanleeg

  • bryanleeg said...

    doubtful, but good luck to him on renting another place anytime soon with an eviction on his record.

    What "record" are you referring to?

    Trevor Barnes ●

  • bryanleeg said...

    doubtful, but good luck to him on renting another place anytime soon with an eviction on his record.

    In my experience, they really don't care as long as they think you can pay now. It's not tubad.

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    PolskaSpartan ●

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    What "record" are you referring to?

    should have said credit report. I'm sure it'll show up on there, since it's a legal issue now, but I cannot imagine it will hurt his score, but when another potential landlord checks him out that should red flag him I'm sure.

    bryanleeg

  • This. Jebus. He's gotta go to court and get the order. You always get at least 30 dAys from then. You're a fool but an actual eviction generally takes 3 to 6 months
    Lol. Pick up your shit but you have time to pack it (unfortunately lol)

    hausman

  • bryanleeg said...

    should have said credit report. I'm sure it'll show up on there, since it's a legal issue now, but I cannot imagine it will hurt his score, but when another potential landlord checks him out that should red flag him I'm sure.

    Ok, so then it will affect his credit...to a degree. Maybe not his score, but it would be noted on the report. That's kinda what I was wondering. I know if you leave a lease early and don't pay the remaining months, it can affect your credit. I figured there'd be some sort of repercussion if you are evicted.

    Trevor Barnes ●

  • BoilerRoom said...

    Maybe you and the guy that refuses to mow his lawn should get a place together.

    lol

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    Snake Plissken ●

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    AverageWhiteGuy

  • Trevor Barnes said...

    Seriously though, will getting evicted affect his credit? If not, sure, moving is a pain, but it seems like it'd be easy enough to just find a new place.

    If he's not being evicted for money owed, if there's no judgment, and he leaves the apartment in good standing financially, then it won't affect his credit. However, with an eviction, it's going to be difficult to get approved for another apartment anytime soon. For any reputable property management company, an eviction is an automatic denial, and they're going to find this when they run their background checks. The OP's best bet would be to try to rent through a private landlord who are typically much looser on policy and approval procedures, or get ready to go to battle and state his case to the property manager, bring documentation, etc.

    "RCMB: You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainry." - some dude from MgoBlog

    JEK ●

  • this will be good preparation for your eventual trailer park home.

    AMwood

  • There is no more to this story than the dog shit. We were warned, fined, and then the fine was late. Simple as that...I've accepted that my room mate and I are douches so these response are of no surprise. I skipped my lunch break at work to talk to them but the lady I needed to see had the day off, I'm going to talk them on my lunch break tomorrow. If they won't budge I'll offer to put in some service time cleaning the rest of the complex up because nobody else picks up their shit either....maybe that will be enough to let us stay.

    I really don't want to get involved in court. If they want to go through with it then I will find somewhere to stay for a few weeks.

    NEspartan ●

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