All Forum Posts by: Stone Teran

@Andy D. She informed me that the owner of the apartments are changing the apartments to government HUD assistance or something like that. And they want her to provide them with 8 weeks of paycheck stubs and any other income information she is receiving. Then he stated to her that if she don't qualify because of her income being to much, she has to leave within 30 days. She knows she won't qualify because they lowered the rent also. Can she be evicted if she refuses to give her info. She just wants to stay in her apartment until the lease is up because it's going to inconvenience her because she has to buy things for the home. Is this legal giving her 30 days?

Not to be cynical, just prepare for her not to follow through.  I learned pretty quickly not to pay much attention to what a tenant says, but what they actually do.

Investors need to question why a individual with skills does not have a job and a place to live. The answer is usually obvious and the reason is the same reason why it is best to rely on licenced contractors to do your work. He most likely has mental issues and is unreliable.

It is nice to be able to help others but regrettably the reason they often need help is why you can not help them. Been there done that.

If someone truly wants to help him the best thing anyone can do is try to find him a regular job and hope he can hold it down.

If the landlord wants you out at this time, he has to evict you, and for that to happen, he needs a very good reason. It takes a whole lot more work than just saying "no, you can't have it".