May need a place to stay; Landlord threatening eviction for asking for repairs

[Adhdferret]

And that folks is how its done.

I applaud you.

Looking back at my life, I do wish I had the insight, foresight and knowledge that you are passing down.

You think that was advise?

First of all in today's world you can't save up what it will take to buy a house, hell I doubt you could with even just property in an area you would want to live, or suitable for living.


Perhaps in the woods you could, but how will you have any quality of life in the general age of people within this site?

I am 43 now, just got my first credit card as I was raised by a boomer dad. Always in debt to his eyeballs along with my immediate family. Thought...can't buy it now, you dont need it. So I NEVER used credit.

Had my LLC for 3 years now and built up a sizable nest egg....bank dont give a damn, they want to see revolving debt....see that you are a good boy with your sheckles and share them with the establishment like a form of tithing they have named interest.


It is a nice thing (nepotism) because I have impressed the right people that I got a lease to own deal with pretty much....the best deal ever, this house needs like 10k of work and materials in it.


The system is set for you to fail, these out of absolute touch people here have things like networks, mortgage backers, assets and most of all capital. They didn't have the BS many face today with the impossible to even get a interview with a person, but sure is cool you can get 80k in student loans right out of college, but can't get a 10k loan to start a business?


The people within this place (many) will vote for the face on TV or the name they recognize, then when they dont get their way....it was a fraud, they were cheated.


To be clear yes I did vote for Trump the first time, second time I didn't vote, because he banned a gun part and set precedent and well Biden had Harris with him who is single handedly responsible for more blacks in jail than any other person I can think of.


So I said....to hell with it. Stopped thinking what I wanted for this nation mattered for anything, like the guy that made this post, and as a genx we just wait....like we always have.


Soon likely very soon, someone wants a house....they will take it, just like how this nation was founded in the first place. Theft!


As for what you replied off of as good advice. Go tell that to the recent college graduates that are committing suicide in the highest numbers because of insurmountable debt and zero hopes of ownership when boomers refuse to retire.


I saw a 68yo woman working at Walmart in NY out in long Island 2 days ago that had zero idea of how to scan items with the bar code reader. She said she can't afford to sustain herself on SS because she can't afford utilities!

 

[joegrizzy]

You think that was advise?

First of all in today's world you can't save up what it will take to buy a house, hell I doubt you could with even just property in an area you would want to live, or suitable for living.


Perhaps in the woods you could, but how will you have any quality of life in the general age of people within this site?

I am 43 now, just got my first credit card as I was raised by a boomer dad. Always in debt to his eyeballs along with my immediate family. Thought...can't buy it now, you dont need it. So I NEVER used credit.

Had my LLC for 3 years now and built up a sizable nest egg....bank dont give a damn, they want to see revolving debt....see that you are a good boy with your sheckles and share them with the establishment like a form of tithing they have named interest.


It is a nice thing (nepotism) because I have impressed the right people that I got a lease to own deal with pretty much....the best deal ever, this house needs like 10k of work and materials in it.


The system is set for you to fail, these out of absolute touch people here have things like networks, mortgage backers, assets and most of all capital. They didn't have the BS many face today with the impossible to even get a interview with a person, but sure is cool you can get 80k in student loans right out of college, but can't get a 10k loan to start a business?


The people within this place (many) will vote for the face on TV or the name they recognize, then when they dont get their way....it was a fraud, they were cheated.


To be clear yes I did vote for Trump the first time, second time I didn't vote, because he banned a gun part and set precedent and well Biden had Harris with him who is single handedly responsible for more blacks in jail than any other person I can think of.


So I said....to hell with it. Stopped thinking what I wanted for this nation mattered for anything, like the guy that made this post, and as a genx we just wait....like we always have.


Soon likely very soon, someone wants a house....they will take it, just like how this nation was founded in the first place. Theft!


As for what you replied off of as good advice. Go tell that to the recent college graduates that are committing suicide in the highest numbers because of insurmountable debt and zero hopes of ownership when boomers refuse to retire.


I saw a 68yo woman working at Walmart in NY out in long Island 2 days ago that had zero idea of how to scan items with the bar code reader. She said she can't afford to sustain herself on SS because she can't afford utilities!

people with stories of buying houses in the 90's are stepping to me like that's a real answer hooooly moly the memes write themselves.
so far they've hit me with "i saved and bought a house in 1998!" and "i paid $7k for a house!"

looooooooooool yeah you don't get the problem then. like i said, i have the money. none of this is a money thing. there are plenty of other factors i would love to get into. anyone who wants to talk real specifics go ahead. but miss me with the "i worked and bought a house in the 90's when no one was competing with me!" like holy cow. do you know how many *illegals* there are in oklahoma right now?! foreign investors?! they have to live somewhere! they have to!

you have people here talking about buying dirt cheap property after the oil bust almost 30 years ago.....
it's like saying "i don't get these school shooters today, why i went to school in the 70's and everyone got along!" without realizing....well this isn't 1970 lol. let's start with the societal issues due to rapid decline in social cohesion. look at how many people are literally bragging about F'ing over their fellow man in this thread.

>oh i'm a nice landlord tho

looooooooooool

 

[Adhdferret]

people with stories of buying houses in the 90's are stepping to me like that's a real answer hooooly moly the memes write themselves.
so far they've hit me with "i saved and bought a house in 1998!" and "i paid $7k for a house!"

looooooooooool yeah you don't get the problem then. like i said, i have the money. none of this is a money thing. there are plenty of other factors i would love to get into. anyone who wants to talk real specifics go ahead. but miss me with the "i worked and bought a house in the 90's when no one was competing with me!" like holy cow. do you know how many *illegals* there are in oklahoma right now?! foreign investors?! they have to live somewhere! they have to!

you have people here talking about buying dirt cheap property after the oil bust almost 30 years ago.....
it's like saying "i don't get these school shooters today, why i went to school in the 70's and everyone got along!" without realizing....well this isn't 1970 lol. let's start with the societal issues due to rapid decline in social cohesion. look at how many people are literally bragging about F'ing over their fellow man in this thread.

>oh i'm a nice landlord tho

looooooooooool

The reason there are school shooters and such is only because adults stopped listening to their kids and decided....well I am the best there ever was, and I wake up to piss excellence every day.


In that, since I am so narcissistic I declare that my offspring will be just like I am, and do the exact same field of work as I the man does or if a daughter make many babies and only date the guys that can talk cars with me.


I know this because it was what my father did, yeah, I learned how to be a mechanic but he was always struggling...still does matter of fact.


I make on average week what he does in a month. Because I ain't out there busting my knuckles, I inspect it and say....this is all that is wrong fix this. Lol

 

[joegrizzy]

>if only oklahoma had a history of tenant farmer rebellions....

Green Corn Rebellion - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Progun223]

I’m confused…So it’s morally wrong to have rent houses?

 

[FullAuto]

yes i know how it works lol
i'm saying it's wrong of you. i guess that's the part you miss. taking advantage of the fact YOU COULD BUY A HOUSE FOR $7K IN THE 90'S and the fact THAT PEOPLE IN 2022 MUST HAVE A PLACE TO LIVE is not a business model, nor is it an economy, nor is it a way to build a nation.

the greatest generation didn't do this to you. why do you do it to the next generation?
the idea it builds generational wealth is hilarious.
the fire economy was a deathknell for america and you guys dove in head first without question.

As if some poor kid that's being evicted from a rent house knows anything about the economy or business in general. LOL

Cheap housing is still available. I paid $8500 for a 1044sqft 3/1/1 in Midwest City less than 5 years ago. It was being lived in at the time. The tenants immediately moved out and I sold it for $30k after 17 days of ownership. I never put a penny into it. I bet it's rented for $850ish now. You wouldn't know what a business model was if it threw you out into the street.

 

[joegrizzy]

As if some poor kid that's being evicted from a rent house knows anything about the economy or business in general. LOL

Cheap housing is still available. I paid $8500 for a 1044sqft 3/1/1 in Midwest City less than 5 years ago. It was being lived in at the time. The tenants immediately moved out and I sold it for $30k after 17 days of ownership. I never put a penny into it. I bet it's rented for $850ish now. You wouldn't know what a business model was if it threw you out into the street.

i seriously don't think you realize these aren't the points you think you are making.

let's see, i guess it's my turn, you wouldn't know a business model if it burned your houses down in a riot?

 

[joegrizzy]

As if some poor kid that's being evicted from a rent house knows anything about the economy or business in general. LOL

Cheap housing is still available. I paid $8500 for a 1044sqft 3/1/1 in Midwest City less than 5 years ago. It was being lived in at the time. The tenants immediately moved out and I sold it for $30k after 17 days of ownership. I never put a penny into it. I bet it's rented for $850ish now. You wouldn't know what a business model was if it threw you out into the street.

this one

8906 Oak Valley Dr, Midwest City, OK 73110 | realtor.com®

View 31 photos for 8906 Oak Valley Dr, Midwest City, OK 73110, a 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,044 Sq. Ft. single family home built in 1985 that was last sold on 06/10/2021.

www.realtor.com

or this one

https://www.movoto.com/midwest-city-ok/820-e-carroll-ln-midwest-city-ok-73110-741_1012674/

there are absolutely no houses with that size sold for that amount in the last five years. i honestly think you are lying.

 

[FullAuto]

You think that was advise?

First of all in today's world you can't save up what it will take to buy a house, hell I doubt you could with even just property in an area you would want to live, or suitable for living.


Perhaps in the woods you could, but how will you have any quality of life in the general age of people within this site?

I am 43 now, just got my first credit card as I was raised by a boomer dad. Always in debt to his eyeballs along with my immediate family. Thought...can't buy it now, you dont need it. So I NEVER used credit.

Had my LLC for 3 years now and built up a sizable nest egg....bank dont give a damn, they want to see revolving debt....see that you are a good boy with your sheckles and share them with the establishment like a form of tithing they have named interest.


It is a nice thing (nepotism) because I have impressed the right people that I got a lease to own deal with pretty much....the best deal ever, this house needs like 10k of work and materials in it.


The system is set for you to fail, these out of absolute touch people here have things like networks, mortgage backers, assets and most of all capital. They didn't have the BS many face today with the impossible to even get a interview with a person, but sure is cool you can get 80k in student loans right out of college, but can't get a 10k loan to start a business?

You could save up and buy a house. People simply don't want to. Most don't have the patience or discipline. I didn't buy my first house in cash, but I had the assets to liquidate to do so. I only paid $29,900 for my first house though.

You just got your first credit card at 43. You had your LLC for 3 years saving money. What did you do for the first 40 years if you weren't spending your money on interest? Why would anyone listen to your opinion on financial matters when you're a grown adult who never knew credit card companies would allow you to pay them off monthly?

Tell me you're poor without telling me you're poor. You have a lease to own fixer-upper.

I am 44 years old. I've lived in the same times as you have. I don't have any kind of network or backers to help. I do have assets and capital though, all of which has been built up over the past ~25 years. Most likely, you are in your current situation because of the decisions you've made as am I.

 

[FullAuto]

there are absolutely no houses with that size sold for that amount in the last five years. i honestly think you are lying.

1044 sqft, 3/1/1 in MWC, 17 days, within the past 5 years

There are far more successful people here than I am but I am comfortable with what I have accomplished. There is no reason for me to lie about it.