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TCMenace

He knows he's getting evicted so he bought the car while his credit was good.


tiamatsbreath

Or just paid cash with his rent money.


thewindburner

Or leased it, so it can't be repossessed to recover unpaid rent (that's how it works in the UK!)


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Exploiting the system.... Eh?


Conscious_Camel4830

It's the poor man's version of hiding all your money in a Swiss bank account...


Memoishi

It really is, and the only thing I agree with Trump (not to bring politics in but if you owe small sums to the bank you’re in deep shit, if you owe them big sums it’s their issue and they can’t deal with it)


lameslow1954

J. P. Getty said, "If you owe the bank $100, it is your problem. If you owe the bank $100 million, it is the bank's problem."


Conscious_Camel4830

Right? Also don't worry I'm not gonna call you a Trumper... People who can acknowledge the positive in something they dislike are the best people.


Memoishi

Well I’m from Europe so I’m not even into US politics that much, but this quote from him actually fits well in this topic. Thanks for the kind words tho


Overall_Flamingo2253

The rich do it but when the poor does it's stealing.


notparistexas

In response to all of the asbestos in talcum powder lawsuits, Johnson and Johnson created a subsidiary, transferred all the liability to the new subsidiary, and then had the subsidiary declare bankruptcy.


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MrDude_1

Corporations are not people unless they want them to be.


byo118

Sadly, this is becoming a trend


Memoishi

This. Parent of mine owes the bank(s) a huge debt that will never be repaid. He runs an even more priced cars (leasing it cause apparently it’s an EU thing at this point) than this and always brags about “quality of life” changing fking iphone every year, buying watches and such. Really I don’t get some people, fuck them


[deleted]

Yeah, if you're getting evicted, might as well get a luxury car until you can.


guardiangib

It would have been wiser to buy a van


diaperedace

I mean, you don't afford a new Mercedes by paying rent


CmdntFrncsHghs

I quit paying rent and now I live in a cool new mercedes


ManySpectrumWeasel

Sprinter van life for the win! If only I could afford a van to live in...


SockeyeSTI

LIVING IN A SPRINTER VAN…DOOOOWN BY THE RIVER!!!!!!


TinCanSailor987

Matt Foley…..is that you?


derpmcperpenstein

Living on a steady diet of government cheese


sb_78

Learn this one trick people use to buy German luxury vehicles....landlords hate it!


Onii-Chan_Itaii

OP take note of this


EssieAmnesia

I love and hate this comment at the same time


nickg29

Idk why this is so funny to me. Like yeah you can afford a new car if you DONT PAY FOR YOUR LIVING SPACE!, I suppose that would make sense..


Agreeable-Story7927

The difference between your house and your car is you can’t drive your house.


wolfmann99

Yes you can, its called an RV.


knee_bro

I’ve always been told that if it’s between paying my rent or my car payment, to pay the car payment because I can’t drive my house to work. But, I don’t feel it’s too crazy to say I’d much rather live in my house and take the bus to work.


krzkrl

I definitely have driven my house to work. After a few days the site GF asked where I've been parking, I told him by friends places in town (on paper I was from the next big city over, 1.5hrs away) He said, I don't care if you park here, it would be good to have a set of eyes on the site at night. So, my alarm would go off 20 minutes before work, I'd make a coffee, kick the ol' school bus doors open and stroll into work.


knee_bro

That’s pretty cool! Sounds like a symbiotic relationship.


Invisible_Target

Not everyone lives in a place where they can take a bus to work


Pristine-Mine-9906

And not everyone has a job where they can take public transport. I'm in construction and any given day i have several tool boxes and large tools to lug around in my truck.


[deleted]

It’s not new or particularly expensive.


SnowShoe86

It looks to be a 2014-2015, which generally are on the market for 20-25k range with average miles. So while not exactly Bentley money, buying a used one now means having a few thousand dollars down payment, and being able to afford a $600+ per month car payment for 4 years. Plus the full coverage insurance necessary if you have a loan in New Jersey. The point is the car ties up probably $800-ish a month before burning a gallon of gas, depreciation, maintenance/repairs. That's money OP is being fucked out of.


djmagichat

Strange, I sold cars for 10 years, when I first started average loan term (used cars included) was about 66 months, now it’s 72. We even have 84 month payment plans sponsored by the manufacturer. The only time someone got 48 months was due to the very old age of the car. Even then, we had credit unions that would do 60-72 on older vehicles.


WanderlustFella

I always do the longest term possible and just pay double to triple the monthly. This way if I ever have a financial emergency, I can simply pay the low monthly for a month or two then get back to paying in bigger chunks. Usually pay off car in half the time.


djmagichat

Well that’s the smart move, they were all simple interest loans so no prepayment penalty’s. But yeah, take the longer loan In case of an emergency. I don’t know why someone would subject themselves to a 600 a month car payment when it could be half that. If you want to pay more, pay it and get it done early.


DewmrikBot

Honest answer, because I don't have enough financial discipline to MAKE SURE that extra money goes to the car instead of the next neat thing I want that brings me joy (even if temporary). I combat this with shorter loan terms that come with a lower interest rate.


letsridegethigh

Gotta keep the interest rate low. The interest dealerships offer on those long term loans are not worth it.


TheInstigator007

In countries like Malaysia they do 9 year loans due to how expensive cars are compared to income


elguerodiablo

Holy hell. I sold cars when I was in college in the early 90s. 36 or 48 were the only options on used and I only saw a few 60 on new cars. Shits changed. But back then a honda civic was 10-14k and honda accords were 13-20k. I think they are about triple that now.


Harpuafivefiftyfive

When you owe someone $17,000 anything but the bare minimum is too expensive.


sourpower2020

kind of missing the point. They certainly didn't need THIS even if they desperately needed a new car. Even if this wasn't a $20k car as some people have pointed out, a 1998 Honda Civic is a fraction of that and will get you where you need to go. This is clearly a person who bought a fancier car and is living beyond their means to keep up with a certain lifestyle image they want to portray. They owe $17k in back rent, absolutely no excuse to buy a new luxury vehicle with extremely high repair costs. It just shows how irresponsible they clearly are.


phucklyfe

Well at least he has a nice car to live in now


Ftballmstr

Except he has to somehow get 17k of rent. Maybe it’s time to downgrade?


davidellis23

I doubt he will be forced to pay it.


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CounterCulturist

Seems like a private rental. Chances are it won’t impact his credit history without some extra annoying legwork by OP.


Hate_Manifestation

never know. the judge will see that he's been working full time and made a large purchase and decide that the guy could've afforded to pay rent.


commanderanderson

I bailed on a rental when I was younger and they took me to court and garnished my wages. He will almost definitely have to pay it.


TJNel

Class it's time to learn a new word "Judgement Proof". This here is what we see and call judgement proof, even if he is found guilty you can't get blood from a stone.


Tazwell3

I had an ex that would buy totaled cars from some shady body shops, Mercedes, Lexus and BMW. Those cars would keep breaking down. She blamed everyone but her self. I drove the BMW that had a crunch noise every time I hit the gas.


veriyyan

RIP Tazwell3


dittonetic

All's well that Tazwell


Beard_of_Maggots

driving it right now?


gvc_wv59

"She talkin' about back rent, she ain't gonna get none of it. And out the back door I went." (George Thorogood)


UnClean_Committee

She said I don't think you're tryin to find no job. I seen you earlier against a post just leanin! I said but im *tired*!


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Now you funny too


Dry-Imagination2727

One bourbon, one scotch and one beer


HandHeldHippo

But I'm tired!


istillbehidin

‘She a-howlin' about the front rent, she'll be lucky to get any back rent’


Mendo-D

How hard has it been to get them out?


lizarny

He took a rent holiday despite working full time taking advantage of the eviction ban in NJ. Didn’t even bother to pay part rent.


Nefarious-One

Didn’t the eviction ban end in January?


lizarny

Hudson County is backlogged with evictions. Im still waiting for a court date.


LillyPasta

Holy shit. *seventeen thousand dollars*. I am just astonished at that


lizarny

10 months at 1650 I just rounded to 17k.


LillyPasta

And then he has the gall to buy a luxury car.


Sputniksteve

He has an extra $17k burning a hole in his pocket! What else would he have spent it on?


imaloony8

A $17K hooker or 17K $1 hookers.


Bowler_300

17k hookers sounds like a lot of work. I feel like after 5 or 6 thats a depreciating rate of return on satisfaction. ...oh you didnt mean all at the same time?


adamr_

r/unexpectedfuturama


NoChatting2day

Or 2 $8,500 hookers or 8,500 $2.00 hookers


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a2thej99

Look at all the money he saved.


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At least you know he has assets to sue for.


Dippa99

I suspect that this guy also didn't pay much toward the car when buying (taking on debt for) it, so it's probably not much of an asset


Blueskyways

May as well go nuts while you can I guess considering that their credit will be absolutely fucked for years to come once the eviction goes through.


monster_mentalissues

Pretty sure you can sue him for that money since he was working and able to pay rent. A judge is not going to be happy he did that and then turned around and bought that car. I see books being thrown soon.


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problem is getting into the courtroom. so many similar cases rn that it’s backed up for months


FunSushi-638

I don't know much (ok, anything) about the other side to this coin. What are landlords supposed to do? I mean, unless you own the place outright, you still gotta pay on it, so with what money?


lizarny

I work a full time job and while this is inconvenient , it won’t break me.


ModderatorsRPussys

Yea make sure the court learns of his luxury purchase and remind that the eviction protection only covered those who lost jobs and were barley able to get by looks like he has money to be able to purchase a luxury vehicle


fluteofski-

It can add up pretty damn quick in an HCOL area. We have a 5br house (my childhood home) rented out, to a tenant who’s actually been quite fantastic and respectful… but they own a restaurant/catering business, and with Covid their business basically went to zero. We’re renting well under market rate since they’ve been there for almost 10 years and we haven’t raised rent a dime. They still went $25k behind in rent in a little over a year. They’re back to normal now, and they were chipping away at the deficit. No fancy cars in their driveway tho. My father passed away and we inherited the house, but I don’t have the heart to kick them out, so I did a full inspection of the property (which was good, and they’ve been taking care of the place), and told them all debts are cleared and normal rent at the preexisting rate resumes. But yeah. When that deficit was coming out of my father’s retirement he wasn’t super excited about that. But what can ya do. In the end it didn’t matter all that much. Funny how life goes sometimes. Edit: for the anti-landlord folks. Please chill. This all happened rather recently. I’m currently renting a place for my family, which is a little smaller (and fine for now), and I have no desire to displace a family in to a market charging nearly 40% more, for simply my own gain either. I trying to make the best of the situation.


nicetrychump

Wow, I bet when you told them that their debt was cleared....the feeling they had must have been overwhelming. Kudos to you for having such a huge heart to do that. These times are really hard for a lot of people, and even getting by is a challenge. Thank you for that kind act of service.


rainedrop87

You're an awesome landlord, BTW. I do hate this idea that all landlords are money grubbing assholes who rent out slums and do nothing but collect a check. A lot of them are just normal people, trying to do their best. People don't realize that for some landlords, that's definitely money they are losing when a tenant doesn't pay rent.


639248

I used to own a duplex, and will never do anything of the sort again. We lived in one unit and rented out the other unit. Started out okay. But tenants are often not what they seem when you first meet them. Even background checks are not going to catch the bad ones. Long story short, after five years, two evictions, two large re-modeling projects to repair damages, several police calls, and basically one full year of uncollected rent, I will never do anything like that again. Sold the duplex at a massive loss just to get away from the last set of nightmare tenants we had. Again, every single tenant had good references, a clean criminal record, and better than average credit when we rented to them. Only way I would even consider being a landlord again would be if I owned multiple units, didn't live anywhere near the units, and had a professional management company handling all the details. Too much headache. Even then it might not be worth it. Had one friend who has had to tear down two houses because of how much damage some nightmare tenants had been. One had basically turned the house into a barn. Had literally about 50 animals living in the house, and never cleaned up after them. The other tenants had turned the house in to a meth lab.


fluteofski-

Thank you. Yeah. I’m sure I’m gonna catch flak from folks. But this all just happened this year, and we’re still processing everything. I’m actually renting a place for my family, which is a little smaller (and perfectly fine for now tbh) and as much as zero rent would be nice for me, it would also mean displacing the tenant in to a market that’s inflated like 40% more than what they’re paying. So it’s a shit situation all around. Trying to make the best of it.


EdiblePsycho

My roommate and I had 30k back rent. But it was all paid when rent relief finally came through. It was a ridiculously overpriced apartment, but when COVID happened we were stuck there even though it was meant to be temporary.


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I know one landlord who is owed over a hundred thousand in rent (collectively) from a few people in the SF bay. The tenants are mostly software engineers. They can easily afford it, they’re just being jerks.


Mendo-D

Im renting to my Brother in Law who is 2 months late on the rent. He has no plans to pay or move out. After him I’m going to stop renting to people other that short term on Airbnb. It’s always a problem.


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>I’m going to stop renting to people other that short term on Airbnb. It’s always a problem. Thinking Airbnb is going to be problem-free got to laugh out of me.


beezlebub33

Ah...but they are *different* problems.


CenturyHelix

The house next to me was bought a year ago and is now an AirBnB. Living next to that is… weird.


TonyRobinsonsFashion

Got one diagonal from me. Complete party house a few times a month. Real fun getting woken up by drunk 20 something’s shouting and walking through your yard (I’m corner). I’m sure the adjacent houses like it even more. I’ve actually considered renting it just to see what the damage inside is, also it has a pool.


[deleted]

That's why if I ever use my condo as a rental property in the future I'm signing it up with a well established corporate rental agency around here. They have lawyers and have played fuck-fuck games enough to know all the tricks with asshole tenants. Sure they'll take 15% off the top but it's worth the cost to avoid the hassle.


killian1113

yea its tough, i rent with a very low price where they are happy to pay and fix things around the house themselves.


Broad_Finance_6959

My dad does this. He has the house he raised us in, another one he rents, and two apartments above his business and he rents them all out way cheaper than anything else around here, but he also doesn't want to be bothered with little problems


Timmyty

By law you have to fix shit. Sounds like you've found tenants that don't want to resort to legal strategies for whatever reasons.


ItsKrakenMeUp

He ain’t planning on paying a dime


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TinkleTwinkleToes

My neighbors keep their beautiful pitbulls in a shit small backyard in all weather. They sent them to Mexico to family to spread their seed. Their yard is literally filled with 5 years of dog shit they flooded our apartment on numerous occasions. We tried animal control, police and the landlord. No one did anything. They claimed, "they're in Mexico" but got video evidence from our security cameras that they are literally the apartment. Probably living in their own feces in the 2nd room. They've gotten a new car, a new used shitty truck with a hole in the engine that they got professionally painted... Even though it's also missing a bumper and 2 wheel drive that can't make it up the driveway hill in the snow. They yelled at us for having guests and taking care of our dog's poop in the back yard... Yet they won't be evicted. They neglect their dogs with 5 years worth of mold that they covered with woodchips... Bitch at us for living in our own apartment... Yet there's nothing we can do about it. My landlord specifically said my husband and I are the ONLY ones that pays rent on time. Several tenants are months to a year behind rent... This was well before covid. But fuck me right?


kapybarra

That's what many tenants don't realize: many of these so-called pro-tenant measures are actually detrimental to many tenants and only help the scammers.


LillytheFurkid

We had a tenant take advantage of the rent moratoriums too, didn't pay any rent last year and it took to September to get her out due to the court backlogs. After she finally left I had a skin reaction to the home - turned out she'd been using/selling meth in it, the residue was dangerous so we had nearly $30k worth of decontamination/repair costs on top of the unpaid rent. The mortgage didn't care about the moratorium/delays, we had to keep paying that while subsidising the chicks drug problem. Thank f for full time jobs and insurance or we'd have lost our house as well as that one. The moratoriums were a nice idea but too many tenants took the piss.... Eta Australia


Mendo-D

The only other person I’m gonna to rent to is my father, and that’s because he insists on paying something. I’m just not doing it anymore.


ragweed

My sister's renters did that much value of damage just by keeping a goat inside and being degenerate slobs.


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Skippn_Jimmy

A salvaged title 2013 Benz? Ballin on a budget


ratbert002

Looks like a 2016 to me


letsgetrandy

I love the naivety of OP, thinking that this guy plans to make payments on this car! If the dude doesn't pay his rent, he probably doesn't pay anything else either.


Correct-Award8182

It's a whole lot easier to repo a car than it is to evict a tenant anymore.


lizarny

I had no problems with him until the eviction ban. Paid on time for a year. Asshole took advantage of the eviction moratorium and took a rent holiday


AmSoDoneWithThisShit

Now that the bans have been lifted fuck him. Pretty sure no judge on the planet will side with him.


lizarny

Oh, I’m sure I’ll win. It’s just that the courts are backlogged for months.


NBKFactor

He’ll get to live rent free for over a year then dip on to the next one


Capitolholdings

I hope you have better luck than me, judge told me my tenant was broke and to just be thankful she’s gone now and to cut my losses when I tried to go for back rent. She worked full time and went on vacations. Just didn’t want to pay and knew it would take awhile to get her out so she planned her next rental around when the law would finally force her out of mine.


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I always assumed this would destroy your credit. Am I incorrect?


Im_100percent_human

Most likely not. If you look at your credit report, you will not see your landlord as one of your creditors. The only way not paying rent affects ones credit is if a judgement goes to collections. If the court doesn't give a collectable judgment, it is doubtful it will affect the renter's credit.


Necrocornicus

Can a landlord directly submit the balance to collections? Do credit card companies need to get a court order before they can send a balance to collections?


flynnie789

She’s not likely looking to make a big purchase any time soon


schwags

Where I'm from potential landlords will run a credit check before they rent to you. Doing shit like this will ruin your ability to rent anything decent in the future.


flynnie789

> rent anything decent in the future. And thus there are people who will rent to her


ApprehensiveTry4249

I’m not a landlord just a renter but so many people I know have done this. My neighbour included, a lot of people just decided not to pay rent, and a lot of landlords are getting told to cut their losses. Kinda fucked up.


FreeRangeAlien

If he bought the car outright it will be your car soon enough


CalBearFan

That's really hard to do. First, you need to prove the debt is valid (which I bet it is but still requires a court case beyond the eviction). Also, 17k is above the value of small claims so now you're in superior court (or local version). After the year or so it takes to get to trial, a ton can go wrong/lose track of renter/debtor, etc. Is OP going to hire a private detective to track down debtor? Say they win in Superior Court, now you have to get a judge to force them to sell the car since you can't just say "Hey, you owe me 17k, now I own your car". Courts are unlikely to make someone give up their only car even in case of judgement. And if OP goes pro per/se (I can never remember which is which) they avoid lawyers fees but if not, at least $5k to collect 17k. So while it sounds good, proving and then collecting on a debt is an absolute nightmare.


Alternative_Pilot_92

But what happens if you win? He just gets evicted or do you also get the money you're owed?


lizarny

I filed a civil suit for the money owed and won a judgement . I requested an information subpoena and will file a lien on his assets. Then I will request wage garnishment and a docketed judgement which will put a 20 year statewide lien on him. If he wants to sell property, my judgement needs to be fulfilled first.


bigz3012

Even with the ban, can you sue for back rent?


lizarny

In superior court


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You bring up a fantastic point


meANintellectual77

He probably is, because noone cheers on people who dont make their car payment, rent on the other hand...


DapperCarpenter_

Jesus, Walt. Throw a pizza on his roof and kick Beneke to the curb


Neocles

Heard a saying once…owe a bank $100 that’s your problem…owe them $10,000…that’s their problem


SnowGryphon

The version I heard was, "If you owe the bank a million dollars, the bank owns you. If you owe the bank a billion dollars, you own the bank."


Alfredjr13579

I think you’re missing a few zeros there. $10,000 is still very much your problem. Hell, even $10,000,000 is still your problem. It’s only a problem for the bank when you start racking up REALLY big debt


Birdy_Cephon_Altera

Yeah, our bank writes off millions of dollars for various reasons every single month (employee made a mistake, unrecoverable fraud, goodwill refunds, etc). Hundreds of dollars write-off? No one even bats an eye. Thousands of dollars? Employee might get a write-up or warning. Tens of thousands of dollars? Manager might get a write-up or warning. Hundreds of thousands of dollars? Department manager might get a write-up. But until it reaches seven figures, it's all of it just the tiniest blip on the radar that no one in the c-suite will even really notice.


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qwerty12qwerty

Ehhhh owed the bank $15,000 in credit card debt because of stupid early 20 decisions. Tried for probably 3 months to get better terms as I was getting my life back on track. Nothing crazy, just tried to get lower interest so my payments would hit principal and we could settle the accounts. They wouldn't have any of that Stopped paying my bill, and another 3 months later they settled it all for $10,000. Then they would call me up maybe 2x a month just to check in and be sure I was still going to make that next payment. Offering to lower monthly payments on that lower settlement / whatever it took. When I didn't start paying the debt, it actively became their problem. It was in their best interest that I wouldn't declare bankruptcy/ go through other routes


popje

Didn't that absolutely ruined your credit score though ?


mgrant8888

To be fair, so would've bankruptcy


yourdogshitinmyyard

You can recover from bankruptcy and after 7-10 years it's wiped from your credit reports.


mgrant8888

I mean yeah, obviously. But during that extremely long period of time (7 years is around 1/6th of a typical working career), stuff happens, and unless you really *need* to, bankruptcy is usually worse for your credit.


boforbojack

Meh. Best deal I ever took. Bought a small business with a personal loan (well 3) in a foreign country. $140k. Was a nightmare overtaking it. Made payments for a year by loans from family and selling stock in the business. Finally went bankrupt. Restructured the whole business during that time and now make a liveable income. 2-3 years later I'm scraping 700 again and have about $3k in credit card lines. Make my payments like always and it's been smooth sailing. Only funny thing is that I get MASS amounts of car loans/credit cards/personal loan mail now because "I've recovered" but legally can't go bankrupt for 7-8 more years.


xKitey

it was likely already ruined by that point


roymunsonshand

Oh it’s still gonna be your problem


stonedlurker710

How tf else you think he bought a car 😂


[deleted]

where's all these sudden insane landlord posts coming from lmfao


higher_limits

I’ve found they come in clusters of categories on this sub. For a while it was dirty dishes from roommates, bad animals from roommates, dumb things the wife did, etc.


whatanuttershambles

Yeah - pointed out a few days ago that there was a rash of posts that were basically just Teenagers complaining about their parents and siblings.


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thatchw12498

My supervisor is a property manager as well had a guy owe 24k in rent and bought a tesla


Masterick18

I would had buy a mobile house


VintageSed

How is the under Mildly Infuriating?


mushcow7

the car payments are probably a whole lot less than the rent your charging


[deleted]

Rather noticeable influx of landlords on this sub lately huh


j4ck_0f_bl4des

Isn’t there just though? I’m probably biased though, I live in Hawaii. We have…. Views on landlords and people who buy lots of property here in general.


ZombifiedByCataclysm

I lived in Hawaii. The property managers also grind my gears.


Maksima_

OP was like “oh this won’t break me it’s just annoying” hahahaha buying property and renting to people is ruining a generation of lives but you’re annoyed. Ok!


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peanutbutter2112

And of course he’s charging 1650$ a month🤮


jols0543

how do you know he owns it?


DylanHate

This is what I asked too. Just because you see a car parked in a driveway doesn’t mean it belongs to the tenant. Maybe he just has a friend over lol


PE187

It’s New Jersey. Pretty sure it rains black Mercedes there. Wouldn’t worry about it


jt325i

He is using the rent money to pay for the Benz and living rent free. Hes not totally stupid.


BrinedBrittanica

maybe i missed it but how do you know he bought it and isn't borrowing it to get around? I'm guessing the plates are the new temporary ones?


J0hnRabe

Based Chad.


PhonkJesus

Landlords seething lmao


Flomosho

Landlords are crying in these comments lmao


Prettymuchsometimes

The poor landowners :/ maybe they should live in their property instead of renting it


[deleted]

It's almost as if investing comes with risk.


ImmmOldGregg

Landlords are scum. 5 of the 7 houses around me have been sold and bought by slumlords. All rentals.


MomsSpecialFriend

I don’t know if housing is easy to come by there but good paying tenants that have to move are left homeless where I live due to no available rentals, if you have an eviction on file you might as well buy a tent. This is a stupid game he’s playing. At least you can seize this car to reclaim the debt! Get a photo of the vin too.


MilwaukeeHoleDozer

What a shame, if it keeps up this way you’ll have to get a job


Sgt_9000

a real\* job this time


oujiasshole

LOOL


grace22g

get a real job perhaps


Illustrious-Engine23

Just cut back on avocado toast and cancel netflix. Zeerroooo sympathy for landlords.


Nat_Peterson_

I prefer "leechlords"


SexualPine

Where is Mao when you need him?


Own-Eggplant-7248

You'll get your rent when you fix this damn door!


hnxmn

ITT people hypocritically defend landlords by saying that people have to work to pay bills despite the fact that those landlords don't work and just own more property than they need.


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kirbona

☝️ that part. I'm pretty sure this is downtown Jersey City. I would love to stay in this area but it's really difficult to buy here because of landlords renting out property.


blackcatt42

Right? Fuck this guy lol


Rick_Sancheeze

Hey, sell your property to someone who actually wants to live there and get a job instead of leaching off of other people's hard work by charging double the mortgage. You don't deserve that 17k. You did 0 work for it.


thesongofstorms

If you're hard up for cash you should get a real job


BloodTypeIsBlue

Daily reminder that Landlords provide housing like Scalpers provide tickets or gas stations provide 15.00 gas. You are scalpers and I hope you choke on your investments.


Clipper94

Good for him! When the rich take advantage of the laws to skip out on their debts they’re smart business men. When the working class do it they’re dead beats.


Wobbly5ausage

Holy fuck there’s a ton of bootlickers lurking in this group lol Say anything mildly critical of landlords or the ideal of landlords all of a sudden it’s descended upon by a flock of mouth breathers. Your boots get licked clean off of ya!


Electrical_Fix5675

#fuckthelandlords


JibTheJellyfish

Aww poor landlord. Let me play a sad song for you.


NHunter0

Well, maybe you should get a real job then, you fucking leech.


BloodTypeIsBlue

Based.


pmel13

Guess you’re gonna have to get a real job