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Re: not paying rent

Posted by jack on April 11, 2001 at 15:14:36:

In Reply to: Re: not paying rent posted by Renee on April 10, 2001 at 13:13:34:

Does anyone know who this landlord is. If so the tenants should file a class action against this person and seize all their property and put them out of business. I dont blame this tenant for not paying his last months rent as it sounds like this landlord intends to steal the tenants security deposit. This landlord seeks only to vindictively maliciously harm tenants credit ratings even if the landlord is not owed any money. The tenants should sue this landlord for Racketeering (RICO) in federal court for mail or wire fraud, for defamation, for unfair and deceptive business practices, and for various housing law violations.

The credit bureau should also be informed of this landlords practices so they know to keep material they receive from this landlord out of their records. Credit bureaus do not have absolute immunity to print anything

: Sorry Gary you are wrong!!! Here in MI, you file in District Court. Been through this a hundred times. According to my agreement with credit reporting agencies, I report monthly status of tenants!!! Each late payment is reported as is every on time payment and what this guy is doing is considered a SKIP!! Same as MC or Visa or your Verizon bill. The filing is for eviction and money judgment simultaneously, security deposit is not to be used for last month rent!!! That is the term of our written agreement and we cannot access the security deposit until after the tenant has moved. Therefore - I have never not gotten a judgment for non-payment of rent. Filed already for April rent. Court date is on 4/20/01. They are fast here. They will be out by end of month with judgment on their report for the next 7 years, even after I seize the assets of whatever accounts I need to satisfy the money judgment. One tenant tried this last year and guess who got his income tax refund this year - yup ME!!! And he will have it on his report for years to come to remember how he tried to get away with breaking a contract.... and didn't!!!


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