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Originally Posted by aniT
 Lydia, My real estate agent recently told us that once you have a tenate in Oregon it takes an act of God to get them out. I think really those people can "ignore" the eviction notice and then he will have to take them to court. And in Cali if you are taken to court as long as you pay the rent they can't evict you. My stepdad did a lot of work for lower end property owners and often had to go to court to help get someone evicted (someone who never paid and destroyed the house.) As long as they paid, they were allowed to stay.
These families need to talk to whatever is the housing authority in Oregon and find out their rights. Yes I realize the property owner has a right to his rent, however families have a right to a roof over their heads with winter coming!!! |
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Apparently the owner of my apartment complex is tired of people being behind on their rent. We have 25 tenants here. He handed out 10 eviction notices, most of them to people my husband, children and I have become quite close to in the last 3 years we've lived here. They're all 20 day notices, but my heart is just aching for all of these families. There's one family that has lived here for 10 years and they are literally facing homelessness because of the lack of affordable housing available right now. Oh I am just so sad to possibly be losing so many of my neighbors and friends.
They can drag it on forever.
: its a semi cute kit, but omg she is obsessing all she wants to do is the crafts, mostof which dont come with all the materials, and our craft drawers are a lil empty right now thanks to the craft kick she got into a few weeks ago and no $ to buy more.
It's a very uncomfortable friendship, basically a "friends close, enemies closer" situation. I won't get into how that's progressing, but it's a pain in my ass.
ladies
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