shyt, they raised my rent

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I lost my job from covid, so I was late by a few days each month last year waiting for unemployment.


They got their money each month, damn yall hope nothing happens to you :mjpls:



I'm budgeting to get out of debt so I hear you breh.
Take this L as a lesson. When you get back on your feet be sure to have a emergency fund for when shyt hits the fan. Im sorry for your misfortune
 

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I lost my job from covid, so I was late by a few days each month last year waiting for unemployment.


They got their money each month, damn yall hope nothing happens to you :mjpls:



I'm budgeting to get out of debt so I hear you breh.


Is your landlord aware of this? If they are and still charging you a late fee, why not try and move somewhere else? I wouldn’t be putting any extra money in their pocket.

Did you look into any state programs for rental assistance? Did your state offer any guidance for renters?
 

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Nope not at all! The burners on the stove weren’t working correctly. Example: I could put something on low and it would heat up to HIGH, even if I did the opposite, it would still be messed up.

The washer broke, the garage door wouldn’t open sometimes etc

and we had to pay EVERY single time, $75, even when they had to come out again for the same issue. So we said fukk it and started cooking on a flat hotplate
Did you read the contract beforehand?

Items damaged from wear and tear should be covered by the landlord.
 

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Petty Vandross.. fukk Yall
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Is your landlord aware of this? If they are and still charging you a late fee, why not try and move somewhere else? I wouldn’t be putting any extra money in their pocket.

Did you look into any state programs for rental assistance? Did your state offer any guidance for renters?

It takes money to move and CARES only applies for government backed loans.

My landlords took money from a bank not the government so they say.

CARES Act requires you, the landlord and the state I believe.

If the landlord doesn't want to do it, they don't. I live in an apartment community, not some rando house lol.
 

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It takes money to move and CARES only applies for government backed loans.

My landlords took money from a bank not the government so they say.

CARES Act requires you, the landlord and the state I believe.

If the landlord doesn't want to do it, they don't. I live in an apartment community, not some rando house lol.


What state are you in?

Did you look into any rental assistance programs offered by non profit organizations?

I understand it takes money to move, but really consider moving somewhere else when you can, because no landlord should’ve been charging late fee.
 

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What state are you in?

Did you look into any rental assistance programs offered by non profit organizations?

I understand it takes money to move, but really consider moving somewhere else when you can, because no landlord should’ve been charging late fee.

I'm in PA, I make too much for assistance($46k)

I'll have to bite the bullet this year, but I'll be out next year because I'm sure they will raise it again.

I'm going to call them tomorrow, raise it on everybody else, leave me out damnit :wow:
 

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I'm in PA, I make too much for assistance($46k)

I'll have to bite the bullet this year, but I'll be out next year because I'm sure they will raise it again.

I'm going to call them tomorrow, raise it on everybody else, leave me out damnit :wow:

If you live in Philadelphia

Temporary Waiver of Late Fees
Landlords cannot charge late fees from March 1, 2020 through May 31, 2021 to tenants who are experiencing a COVID-19 financial hardship. Landlords must also credit back any paid late fees during this time to a tenant’s rental account.

Mandatory Repayment Agreements
Tenants experiencing a COVID-19 financial hardship are entitled to enter into a mandatory repayment agreement with their landlords, which allows tenants to pay back rent owed from March 1, 2020 through August 31, 2020, over a nine-month period ending on May 31, 2021.

City of Philadelphia: COVID-19 Emergency Tenant Protections

According to some legal websites, your landlord outside of Philadelphia was not supposed to be charging late fee.
 
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