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All Forum Posts by: Dyna J.

Dyna J. has started 3 posts and replied 95 times.

Originally posted by Eileen N.:
You should Dyna, and don't be section 8 landlord OK, Because if you are in section 8 and you let 3 unauthorize people living in your property, that means you do not follow HUD rules, and the Housing Authorities will go after you asking why you do not abide to the rules, or else they won't renew the contract to you next year.

How would they be "unauthorized" if I am aware of them and ALLOW them to be guests there?

Eileen have you ever thought about buying your own building and filling it with section 8 tenants? You have 15 years of experience plus you get to police/control others.

Yep, its because of Jon H. that I have seriously considered month to month leases too. He makes a lot of sense and I'm grateful that he (along with many others here) is willing to share his knoweldge.

Originally posted by Jon K.:
I was trying not to comment, but this post just made me laugh. Amazing, isn't it, Dyna?

If this is the type of logic I have to look forward to as a future landlord I might as well start looking for a property manager right now. This whole thread is beyond belief.

Just to be straightforward with you- I didn't lose anything. I'm not interested enough to actually DEBATE you. My contribution to this thread is the equivilent of someone rubbernecking a carwreck.

Originally posted by Eileen N.:
Section 8 are free utilities, these 3 guests are on the daily basic use federal paying utilities. Anything happen to these 3 people while in this section 8 apartments, who is responsible? The government already help them pay the rent, why are they now have to help 3 other people here?

You want to pay for their daily utilities? You want to be responsible if anything happened to these 3 guests? Then please welcome them to your property.

You can't be serious. You dont even pay for your own utilities and you are worried about them using somebody else's?

Originally posted by Eileen N.:
And how do you know it 1-2 weeks? The neighbor never give an definate answer to how long they be staying. She say they will be with her until they find a house.

The neighbor doesn't owe you an explanation. Should she have been straightforward with the landlord/property manager? Yes. She should have asked permission to help out this family. Her not following procedure does not make you a victim. What would you have done if they were authorized? Yep. You would have bought some earplugs.

Eileen its obvious that you like to write. Why dont you take some online classes and vent your mental energy in a more positive manner.

Eileen I grew up on welfare and I'm VERY familiar with how it operates. I stand by what I said.

Okay that makes perfect sense. Its harder for an intact family to get help. The system is designed to help single women which is why earlier in the thread you saw someone mentioned the unauthorized boyfriends living with these women.

Its not your job to police the building. If the only DIRECT problem you have with these guests is the crying baby then get some earplugs. The baby is probably sick /cold/hungry/lonely/etc and many first time parents dont know how to soothe a crying infant. Since you have so much free time why dont you offer to look after the baby. If the baby cries all night it sounds like the parents could use a break.

Originally posted by Jon K.:
Originally posted by Eileen N.:
Baby can cry all they want, my other section 8 neighbor who live there 15 years like me.

Wow, you've lived in section 8 housing for 15 years?

That's very sad.

I suggest reading Dave Ramsey's book that others mentioned. And, the past hour(s) you've spent here could be some extra work hours to better your own life and move away from welfare housing. Then, you could own your own home and support your life, doing whatever you want as you own your own house.

I agree with Jon completely. Eileen has it ever occurred to you that this unauthorized guest may have nowhere else to go? She may have been kicked out of her parents home or maybe she's a battered woman fleeing her abuser. Try to have some compassion, you dont know what her or your neighbors are going through.

Originally posted by Pat L.:
Jon K
Your patience & self control is an inspiration !!!

No kidding! I've seen this thread since the beginning and stayed clear of it. Why on earth she fixated on Jon is beyond me.

Eileen you got what you wanted so let it go. This time everything worked out, next time you might not be so lucky.

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