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Is there a lease.

Lots of arguing when we don't have the details.

underdog2 (view profile)	Posted 6:48 pm, 11/25/2022
The judge was dead wrong in his decision. This judge is usually a magistrate so I would go to the superior court judge and file a complaint.

Dog it has been more than 20 years since this happen, so I don't remember all the details, but I am pretty sure it did end up in court after the magistrate refuse to force the eviction. My friend had to Goto court several times over the issue and I agree that the judge was wrong.

It sounds like the landlord got skewered.

Return of Kangz (view profile)	Posted 6:42 pm, 11/25/2022
Renters need to do what they are told or gtfo

Once the lease is signed it doesn't quite work like that. Renter and landlords have rights set out in both federal and state law and in some places counties and towns also add to these.

The judge was dead wrong in his decision. This judge is usually a magistrate so I would go to the superior court judge and file a complaint.

Hepsibah (view profile)	Posted 5:43 pm, 11/25/2022
Unless a lease states otherwise, how is it illegal to evict a renter for non-payment?

Its not but in my friend case the judge said he wasn't going to put the person out on the street and kept giving him time to find somewhere to go.

Renters need to do what they are told or gtfo

Because its not

Unless a lease states otherwise, how is it illegal to evict a renter for non-payment?

Even Judges favor landlords as they too are liberal in that crap hole Boone.

I pity the fool wants to argue with Landlord

Boone is liberal area and the judges do not respect our capitalist society

You don't get it evictions have to be approve by the courts and you're not just going to be able to evict someone who is paid up on rent and breaking no laws. Also retaliation against a tenant by a landlord is against the law and will open the landlord to bigger legal problems.

Joseph t I'm by no means a lawyer or judge and don't pretend to know what rental laws and agreements are. What I am is a realist and if you anger the landlord he will find a reason to evict you.

And you would be screwed if they had a signed lease that specified monthly payments

As a landlord I'd tell the tenants in so many words that their rent will go way up if they aggravate me.

Once again you show that you have no idea what you are talking about. First in order to evict them the landlord would have to Goto court, and no judge is going to evict them with the landlord breaking the law. Also, it is against the law for the landlord to retaliate against renter. Now the landlord could refuse to sign a new lease at the end of the old one but that is a different story.

I wasn't trying to make fun of you or demean that you rent at all but stating the facts that someone else owns the home and at the end of the day you can take to court and court says yes you can have whoever at the home you want. Landlord evicts you and you have no place to live. If you like the home, rent is within your range, don't poke the landlord threatening him. You will loose.

If you cant afford a 250k house you do live in the cheap slums. Had you purchased a home a year ago your payment would have been about 1054.00 a month and now the payment is 1640.00 a month. Rents have gone up accordingly. Dont blame the landlord blame Biden and the democrats.

Op don't worry about anyone else but yourself if renting is all you can afford so be it. My wife and I rented for years before we could afford to buy anything. Even then it wasn't as nice as the neighbors or our friends' places but it is paid for.