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2019.11.16 02:42 doofusllama boneachingjuice

Welcome to BAJ! This sub is for humor in the spirit of the original “bone hurting juice” meme. If confused on how to make "good juice", refer to our about section. May All Your Bones Ache Today.
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2019.10.18 19:42 RIPNightman LandleechLove

The sub name is ironic. LandlordLove is a tenant-friendly space meant for posting about both the individual and systemic problems caused by landlordism or, simply put, shitty things landlords do and/or cause. Post memes, personal experiences, articles, etc. Additionally, this sub subscribes to the socialist ideal that housing is a human right.
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2018.04.16 04:35 Wiggles-McSwiggles Reddit's new home for defense themed shitposts

Reddit's (not so new) home for defense themed shitposts.
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2024.05.16 17:44 adstrict4527 Animals should be able to eat, breed and starve on their own. (Minecraft Ecosystems!)

We already have animals that eat plants, hunt other animals, and some mobs can even breed on their own (villagers)
I know "ecosystems" in Minecraft sound complicated, but I think there’s a vanilla friendly way to do it with just 2 simple rules:

The 2 Basic Rules of the Ecosystem:

  1. All animal mobs require constant food or they will eventually starve and die (without giving any drops.)
  2. Animals who get more than enough food will breed on their own.
Both of these rules happen SLOWLY overtime. Manual breeding is still the fastest way to get animals, they'll now just need a source of renewable food like grass blocks to avoid starvation.
But with just those 2 rules you can simulate entire ecosystems everywhere in Minecraft!
Unfortunately in Minecraft right now this would be pretty unbalanced and most animals would eventually reproduce way too much or become extinct. How can we fix this to make default worlds a little more self-sustaining?

Basic ideas to help balance things:

  • Any area that spawns with a large amount of herbivores (Cows, Sheep, Chicken, Pigs, Rabbits, etc.) also needs to spawn near by predators (Foxes, Wolves, Polar Bears, etc.) to keep their population in check. (and vice versa!)
  • Since grass is SO abundant, it should provide less food points. Enough to keep an animal alive, but it would take awhile for them to eat enough to be able to reproduce. Rarer plants like tall grass and flowers provide more food points and encourage breeding.
  • When an animal dies on grass, it will act like bonemeal and create more of these rarer extra nourishing plants. If herbivore populations start dying out they'll naturally be given more food to help balance them!
  • The AI of predators and prey will need to be improved to make them better at hunting and avoiding being eaten.
  • And in order to truly have a balanced system there would probably just need to be more variety of predators, prey and plant food sources to fit each of Minecraft’s environments.
It would need lots of tweaks, but ideally this would make the default Minecraft world full of balanced, self sustaining ecosystems, that only the player could mess up.

The players effect on these ecosystems:

  • If a players removes too many of one type of an animal in an area, not only are you likely to cause it to go extinct there, but you’re also hurting all the nearby animals that depend on it.
  • If you remove all the predators in an area, the herbivore’s population will increase and they will overeat their plant food source. All the grass, flowers and mushrooms will eventually be eaten faster than they can grow back leaving the area barren, and eventually the herbivores will starve.
  • If you remove the plants in an area for your own buildings, it can harm the entire ecosystem!
  • If you introduce non native plants or animals into new environments, they may immediately die off or worse: outcompete the existing ecosystem and cause catastrophic effects!
If all of this sounds too drastic, keep it mind that it happens slowly over a long period of time, you have time to help your ecosystem recover! It can also be disabled as a gamerule if it just doesn't interest you at all.
Okay that's the idea, thanks for reading!
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You're still here?
Okay if you wanted to take this a step further and create truly realistic adaptable ecosystems... I’d suggest one final rule...

Rule 3: Evolution!

  1. All animals’ have unique stats. They’re a combination of their parents + a small random factor. The better stats they have, the more food points they require to survive and breed.
This may sound too complicated, but we already have this mechanic with horses, so I think it would fit nicely in this system.
This is essentially basic evolution. Natural selection would make it so only the animals with stats that best benefit their specific environment will survive.
Areas with high food but high predators will develop stats that help them escape easier. Areas with low food will develop worse stats that require less food. Areas with low food but high predators will need to develop behaviors to avoid predators that don't cost more food (like hiding instead of running)
Here are all the stats that animals can change through reproduction:
  • Movement speed (High food point cost)
  • Health (High food point cost)
  • Amount of offspring they have (High food point cost)
  • How good is their range of vision for seeing predators, food, and finding mates? (Medium food point cost)
  • Do they run from predators or hide from them? (Running would use up food points)
  • How much do they randomly wander around? (Wandering would use up food points)
  • Do they want to stay close to other animals or avoid them? (No cost difference, but this effects competition for resources and chances of escaping a predator.)
This is just a very rudimentary proof of concept idea. I can think of many other ways to build off of it, but to keep things simple I'll leave it at this for now.
What do you think? Does this ruin Minecraft? Is it all too complicated? I think it would be tricky to get right, but it makes the animals in the game much more interesting and teaches the player the consequences for messing with the environment, which I think Mojang wants.
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2024.05.16 17:35 GreenME84 Approved!!! October 2023 Filler

Approved!!! October 2023 Filler
https://preview.redd.it/kcnrewhd4t0d1.jpg?width=439&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee2420ee8a64c66e921b1dc20a0bbbd9941417e9
Approved! Very happy and thankful.
This subreddit has been a big help for us so I wanted to return the favor and perhaps shed some light with our experience on the application process. Below we have listed some things that helped us and some answer to questions some of you might have.
What Helped Us:
  • Video that helped us file i-130 online
  • Similar Video that helped us file i-485
  • Video that helped us file i-765
  • Video that helped us organize our application packet
  • Lawfully case tracking app helped us keep track of our application
  • We also used this website to track our i-485 application as compared to other applications and their respect case group number.
FAQ:
Did we use a lawyer?
  • No, we filed everything ourselves.
Why did we submit the i-130 online?
  • We decided to submit the i-130 online because of the ease of being able to submit our proof of our marriage. We were able to upload all photos in a Word document and provided a short description for each. With 79 pages in the word document itself, being able to submit it online helped out a lot.
What evidence did we submit initially for proof of our bona fide marriage?
  • Copy of our marriage contract.
  • Copy of Rent Lease Agreement (Containing both our names)
  • Email thread of me inquiring to job about adding partner to health insurance.
  • Many photos of us throughout the years, with a short description of each photo
  • Photo copies of letters sent between the two of us.
  • Photo copies of past and current messages between the two of us (WhatsApp).
  • Photo copies of past and current call logs .
  • Quick description or letter about how we met and how life is currently married.
  • Photos around our house (showing co-living).
  • Photos of our small marriage ceremony.
  • Photos of us with each other's families.
  • Future Plans (Regarding life, personal, and travel).
  • Food Delivery App receipts
  • Photos showing joint subscriptions (YouTube, Netflix, ext.)
  • 5 different Affidavit of Support letters.
How did we pay for application?
  • We paid for the i-130 online and the i-485 by money order from USPS. We had so submit 2 separate money orders for the i-485 since the max limit on each money order slip is $1000.
What was my partner's previous status before applying?
  • Visa Waiver Program (ESTA). I would also like to mention that at time we submitted our application, my partner was in the country for 105 days, over the 90 day limit that is allowed.
Did we submit the past 3 tax transcripts?
  • I submitted only 2 tax transcripts, 2020 and 2022, and a letter of non-filing for 2021 with an explanation as to why I was no required to file taxes that year. It is also worth noting, 2022 was the only year that I had enough income to sponsor my partner without requiring an additional sponsor. At the time of the application, I was worried that perhaps they might look at my past years and decide that I don’t make enough (don’t know why I worried about this).
Did we submit our medical with our initial package?
  • Yes we submitted the medical documents with the package in the beginning.
What was the RFE that was requested?
  • We missed a single question on the i-485 application in section 8 (checkbox). As soon as we received the RFE, we went ahead and resubmitted the same application, with only updating that single question. We submitted the RFE (re-completed i-485) online after we signed the application and scanned page with the signature into the pdf since USCIS wants the signatures on black pen ink. For a bit after we submitted the RFE we were worried if we should have submitted in mail, however it seemed what we submitted was fine. I would also like to mention that we did not update the i-485 with any new information, like SSN. This was based on the word of mouth of this community.
What was our receipt block number:
  • I485: IOE-09-228
  • I130: IOE-90-879
Was our interview waived?
  • Yes is was waived.
Where was your application approved?
  • Our applications were at NBC for the longest until recently. In the beginning of April, we reached out to Emma to inquire about the status of our application, in which was then told that our cases were transferred to the Detroit FO. Only a few weeks later, here we are now!
Overall, we are very pleased with the outcome! If anyone has any more questions or comments, please feel free to ask and I will try my best to answer them.
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2024.05.16 17:06 blythees Overcoming huge debts?

I’m 27 and got myself into a pickle of 52,000 of debt!
I was thinking of doing a consumer proposal but want to see if I can do this on my own and pay it back in full since I’d prefer not to ruin my credit (at 700 right now) and my credit report for 3 years.
Below are my expenses and my plan, looking for any advice!
DEBTS: $25,000 CREDIT CARD AT 12.99% - RBC
$26,909.00 LINE OF CREDIT AT 11.69% - RBC (fluctuates)
Yearly salary: $60,000
Monthly net pay: $3,580.00
Expenses:
Rent: $540
Cellphone: $104.94 (will be reducing this in May 2025)
Car Lease: $652.16 (one vehicle household)
Car Insurance: $162.50
Tenant Insurance: $15
Bank Card Fee: $15
Subscriptions: $20
General Spending: $326
TOTAL: $1,835.60
NOTE; my partner pays majority of rent, pays for all of the gas and food monthly.
DEBT REPAYMENT PLAN:
I’m currently trying to pay down my credit card first and then move onto the LOC. I’m thinking of reaching out to RBC to see if 1) they could reduce my interest to 0% as a promo since I’ve never missed a payment and consistently pay above the minimum payment, or 2) do a balance transfer to another card for 0% interest for 12 months.
I’m throwing $1,520.00/month to the credit card but the interest gets that down to about $1,200. My line of credit I’m just paying the minimum for now.
If I can do the above, I may be able to pay it off by July 2025, and I’m going to do some credit counseling courses to ensure I don’t get to this point again.
Let me know your thoughts :)
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2024.05.16 16:53 Scrungly1 The owner of our rental decided to sell, so we want to end our lease 3 months early, but they want to charge us the remaining 3 months upfront (WA)

Hello,
My partner, roommate, and I have done our own fair amount of research on this, but our situation is a little different so we can't find a straight answer.
To sum it up, we got a notice that the owner of our house has decided to sell, and we cannot renew at the end of our lease (8/31/24). Because of this, we went ahead and started househunting and found a new place to rent so we want to end our lease next month (6/16/24).
We contacted our property management about this, and they told us we have to pay out the remaining three months upfront, a little under 10k.
Our confusion with this is that we found that under Washington law 59.18.310, if we as the tenants break the lease for any reason, the landlord must make reasonable efforts to re-rent the unit rather than charges for the total remaining rent due under the lease. So essentially if the landlord rents the property quickly, we are only responsible for the amount of time that the unit is vacant, NOT the full 3 months.
Obviously, our situation is a little different though because the owner is selling. Is this law still valid? Instead does the owner have to make efforts to sell the property and if they sell in under 3 months, we only have to pay for the time it was vacant?
Some other, not as important info, but gives background: 1. Our property management is also my ex-employer and I did not leave on the best terms. I was a property manager for them, and was how I was able to find our current house. 2. Because of some debt that I acquired during the pandemic, my credit is pretty poor. Most places in Seattle want you to have a credit score over 700 to rent to you, so when we found the new house and the owner was willing to work with me, we really didn't want to miss out on this opportunity. Hence, why we are trying to get out of this lease with minimal damage.
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2024.05.16 16:36 hopeful_tatertot All it takes is one bad neighbor

My husband and I moved to our current 2 bed/2 bath apartment a few years ago. The appeal was that it was in a nice neighborhood, the rent was fair, the other tenants were mostly seniors or small families, nice and quiet, friendly maintenance staff, and great amenities.
For the first few years it was wonderful. The sound proofing in the walls is the best I've ever had - I can't hear my neighbors unless I'm right in front of the door. I feel very safe walking around on the trails that run by our building at any time of day/night and the forest next to us usually has some interesting wild life coming out (turkeys, deer, rabbits). Best of all was the camaraderie we built with our neighbors.
People look out for each other, come and knock on your door if your car light was left on, share spices, and one lady below us who has become my adopted grandmother organizes potlucks for people who want to hang out and get to know each other. Each of these potlucks ends in an exchange of recipes because the food brought is GOOD. I proudly bring the meat course at these :-)
And then the neighbor in 334 moved in. 334 had one woman with 3 small kids under 10 and a guy that's sometimes there although I'm not sure if it's always the same guy. At different times of the day or night, you can hear yelling, screaming, and things breaking. The first time surprised me because I usually don't hear my neighbors unless it's small kids giggling/laughing when they walk through the hallway past my door which is normally brief.
This was LOUD. She'd yell the most vulgar things and they would start hitting each other and throwing things at each other which always spills into the hallway. One of them would bang on our doors to get let in and escape the other (no one opened their door). It would last for at least 30 minutes and when things quieted down we'd peek outside and see a mess of all the broken things they threw at each other in the hall - articles of clothing, electronics, and food.
I spoke to the apartment manager and she knew about the situation but due to tenants rights in our state, they can't just immediately evict them. They had to follow certain procedures and asked us to call the police and also them so that they can document enough incidences to formally file the paperwork to evict.
I'm someone who prefers not to call the police on neighbors unless it's really necessary. I wound up calling the cops 5 times on them. One time resulted in the woman's arrest because she got aggressive with the cop that showed up (I called because the kids were screaming and crying while it sounded like violence was happening). Another time I was on my way back to my apartment from taking my pup on a potty break and I ran into them in the hallway as she was threatening the guy with a big kitchen knife. I felt scared in that moment. The guy tried to involve me by pointing out that I was there and she was waving that thing around so aggressively that I was relieved to slowly inch towards my door and make it back home. I can understand how people get killed by simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The mood completely changed at our apartment. I'd peek out in the hallway to see if 334 were there before making my way out. People stopped hosting the potlucks at the clubhouse because we weren't sure when one of their epic public fights would erupt and we felt safer in our homes. After many calls to the cops and leasing office they finally got evicted but it looks like they're gonna squat in the place until forcibly removed.
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2024.05.16 16:34 kaplowkabamm Question about Resigning (WI)

My roommate and I are nearing the end of our lease (Wisconsin). We’ve been good tenants, always paying on time and being very flexible with our landlords whenever we’ve had to interact. They’re private landlords and we’re one of 2 units they own, the other being our neighbors. Neither of us have ever renewed in a non-college area before, so we’re getting a little anxious as we get closer to the end of the lease. I’ve found online that it’s typical to be offered to resign at around 90 days out from the end of your current lease. We’re at about 75 days out. Is it too much to reach out to ask if they’re going to offer us the option to resign? Should we just start looking for another place now? Our unit isn’t posted anywhere that I can find online and they haven’t started having people tour, so maybe they just haven’t gotten around to it, seeing as how they both have full time jobs and young kids as well. Am I just freaking out too much? Help please!
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2024.05.16 16:28 amselina05 Life as a renter in Nashville

We rent a house because we were saving to buy, but like have yall seen the prices around here? Ridiculous, utterly ridiculous.
We pay a pretty penny for this house, so you expect some level of decorum when it comes to actually getting things fixed and respect. But alas, this is not what we've gotten, like at all.
So let me tell you this grand story.
The first 6-7 months were fine; did the landlord or property manager actually pay to get anything fixed that we asked them to? No. We asked them to fix the steps on the porch as they were rotting, what happened was they fixed 2 planks and left the rest to rot. When we told the contractor to fix the rest his reply was 'That would cost too much money for your landlord.' So they were left to rot until we no longer had safe access to our back yard.
In October the property manager and landlord said they were going to build a 4k sq ft addition to our backyard to create a duplex; we had only been here for 6 months. I told them that they cannot do that as it disturbs us and we are paying for the whole property, not just the house. (It would literally take away the entire back yard.) And it is also against our UDO. The landlord who owns the next door house as well just ignores us, because the other tenants are allowing him to do it.
I inform him that I have a child and work a fully remote job, probably should wait till I move. He ignored it.
He starts to build in both of the houses, and knocked down the fence in between the houses so the backyard is basically open now, the trouble is... he doesn't have a permit to build yet. There were a lot of issues and he just didn't care or pay attention.
I informed him that if he is going to do this that he has to do it legally, he basically calls me a dumb ass. And the property manager says that he probably knows better than me.
Fun fact I helped a friend run their district council person campaign and got to schmooze with the big wigs. I also went to law school, so what do I know against a man who is a psychiatrist for his full time job and then is trying to cash grab with two properties in his own neighborhood.
I contacted a friend who is on city council and has a lot to do with the planning and zoning. They get a notice to stop building. They rip it down the first time and then get a second notice.
In January we get a leak in our bathroom. I tell the property manager and she said the landlord would be over to look. They both proceed to tell us the leak in the middle of the roof is caused by the gutters and that we should be cleaning them. Well in the state of TN that responsibility falls on the landlord. I inform them that no, something is wrong with the roof. They leave the ceiling sagging and with water in it and leave us alone. I sent 3 more emails about this to them saying it's still leaking and them telling me it's my fault. I send them videos of the gutters being cleaned, yet it is sill my fault.
The landlords mother or mother in law starts coming onto our property without informing us within 72 hours like the least states and she starts stealing flowers from a rose bush we brought back to life. I inform the property manager that she is not allowed to be on the property as when we are renting it is our property and I will call the cops for trespassing if she does it again. It stops. for like a minute.
We are still dealing with the leaking roof and the steps have pretty much started to crumble. We have no use of our kiddo's bathroom by this point because the roof will absolutely fall in if we try to take showers in it. I get mad. Like really mad. This is the safety of my kid and family after all, like what if there is mold in there?
I start throwing legalese at her and she decides to blame me for gutters again, I send her a video and say it's not the gutters. (She claims the landlord has come by twice to clean the gutters when it's been once, we've done the rest and if he showed up without anyone telling us... that's again trespassing.) They finally send someone over, he pokes the roof and it crumbles. Said he was glad no one had taken a shower because they would have gotten hurt.
The landlord comes over with the PM and he says about the rotting wood 'what if we just staple plywood to it and then plaster it again.' Excuse me? The wood is still rotting and that's not how roofing works. Turns out the roof needs replaced and there are several gaps in the shingles causing this. Who would have guessed? Oh me. I told them that in January because it was blatantly visible, but what do I know I'm a woman.
The landlord looks at the steps and says 'we will fix it when the permit comes through and we start building, but we are having trouble with the permit.' Buddy at this point you're not getting that permit. My husband tells him 'the fk you will, we pay for that yard and we are using it. Fix the steps.'
I go off in the most professional way possible telling them that both of the major safety issues could have been solved and the liability lies with them, not us. the PM tells my husband 'you can just break your lease.' Which sends me to the very depths of hell of anger. I tell her no, our lease is for 10 more months and I'm not moving after only 14 months with a child. Also it doesn't matter if we move out, you need to fix this, it is literally your job that we pay you for. I know how much the mortgage is and I can tell you we pay them about 2.5k more than that.
I tell her that the two of them need to get their story straight because the lies are being recorded and I have everything on paper. I told them that I will record every conversation and anything out side of them being here will be done by text or email. I need her to know that the two of them have done illegal things.
They do not tell us when people are coming to fix things, they just start showing up at our door because 'I can't tell you in advance, you'll just have to deal with it.'
I tell her that if she brings up moving out one more time that we will do it for 14 months backpay and 6 months of rent to move and all of our deposits back, this does not make her happy, so I say if the landlord wants to sell to us since he cannot keep up with the upkeep, that's cool too. But why is he building on to the properties when he refuses to take care of the actual property themselves?
The landlord lives on our street and just stands outside of our house sometimes staring at us.
Fast forward to yesterday; the final straw. Found out that our landlord has never registered as a landlord the entire 14 months we've been here and 12 months someone was next door. I tell the PM that she should probably get on top of that as the city does not like that kind of behavior and that once again, she needs to get her story straight with the landlord. She said 'they'll fix your steps by the EOD and I have your safety at heart always.' Then why wasn't it fixed when I first brought it up?
The steps weren't done. The landlord is on the street while we are on our nightly family walk, husband goes and asks him what's up with the steps not being fixed. And he said "I'll remove them since you don't use them anyway." My husband goes off at him, he said 'We do use them we are asking you to fix them not take away all access to our yard!" And then the landlord says that the PM will handle it and he doesn't know who was measuring in our yard that day.
I send a text to the PM and relay that information and she said 'it will be done next week.' I say 'well you told us it will be done by the end of this week, so I expect that to still be the case.'
"I'll be there tomorrow, does that make you happy?" Enter me ranting about every illegal thing that they've done and quoting the sections of the law that goes with it and I said, no you are both just essentially slum lords trying to get more money by building more when you can't even take care of one.
She'll be here today and my husband is going to deal with her so I don't make this old lady and old man landlord cry, because I definitely am feeling that right now.
Additional notes:
The landlord asked 'how do you know all of these people.' when I said I spoke to the city council members and our neighbors on walks. My reply was 'that is absolutely none of your business.'
They resigned our lease and if they wanted us out why would they do that?
The bathroom roof is still not fixed and when I said we will need compensation for that part of our house they said NOTHING.
Every message that I've ever sent them has been professional and nice, now it's professional and stern.
I am just super mad and if it gets worse I will be calling out the landlord and the real estate company that the PM works at because this is ridiculous.
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2024.05.16 16:26 Bluegrey98 Cleaning for two

My roommate and I (both F25) have been living together for about a year now. It started off fine, eating dinner together, being mature about each other’s lifestyles, etc. But now it’s becoming increasingly apparent that this woman never ever cleans.
Granted, she does clean up after herself. She cleans up her bedroom, the dishes after she’s done eating, and so on. But “maintenance” things like vacuuming, sweeping, cleaning the counters, and the like never occur to her. I was silently annoyed for a while but assumed I was maybe more of a clean freak than her. Maybe she vacuumed once every two months instead of every month which wouldn’t be the worse thing.
Nope. It’s been a year. She said it was my fault because I don’t tell her to do chores so I finally tell her straight to do x chore by y timeframe and she still does not do it. She said she would sweep our patio and clean the door windows this past weekend, and I was like “YES THAT WOULD BE GREAT PLEASE DO THAT.” On Wednesday, she proudly announced that she swept part of the patio. I could only stare at her because I could not believe she was actually expecting praise for something she didn’t do. I clean our entire common areas and expect no praise/receive no praise except for her thinking out loud “huh I should clean more” before she gets back to watching TV.
It’s driving me insane. I’ve tried the whole “don’t clean and let her messes build up” and that’s exactly what happens. Our landlord surprised visited when I didn’t clean for her and I thought he’d be mad about the mess but he just felt bad for me which is WILD.
We share the same friend group and I’m worried I’m going to lose all of my friends if I choose not to renew her lease. I don’t know what to do and I’m out of ideas. This was 90% rant but I would still love advice if anyone has it.
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2024.05.16 16:03 FrumpyGoose [US-CA] Am I liable to pay rent until a replacement tenant is found on a month to month lease?

Hi,
I have been on a month-to-month lease in Bay Area with another person for a 2B/2B apartment. I have given 30-day written notice on May 1 that I would be vacating on June 1, whilst my flatmate continues to stay on. I have paid my share of the rent for May.
My question is, am I on the hook for rent for June and beyond until a replacement tenant is found by my flatmate? My landlord mentioned that I need to sign a change of occupancy form once I move out, but I am afraid that my current flatmate will not sign it until another tenant has been found to share the space/rent. Is that legal?
Can someone confirm that I'm not on the hook for anything once I vacate as I have given a 30-day notice promptly?
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2024.05.16 15:50 TradedMedia Joseph Gabbaian Of NAI Capital Represents Buyer In $2.52M Popeyes Retail Deal

The retail property at 5133 Florence Avenue in Bell, California was sold for $2,525,000, featuring a 2,564 square foot space. The property, housing a Popeyes franchise with a strong tenant, is under a long-term absolute NNN Lease with 20 years remaining and two 10-year options. The transaction was facilitated by Joseph Gabbaian of NAI Capital representing the buyer and David Ghermezian of Newmark representing the seller, an LLC, at a 4.75% cap rate.

Summary of transaction details:

NAI Capital's EVP Joseph Gabbaian played a crucial role in the acquisition, representing a private investor. He highlighted the property's appeal, emphasizing its new construction, long-term lease structure, and the strong growth of Popeyes as factors contributing to its attractiveness for the buyer's portfolio.
Learn More: Joseph Gabbaian Of NAI Capital Represents Buyer In $2.52M Popeyes Retail Deal
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2024.05.16 15:49 Yeehaw415 I am once again looking for a roommate

Hello! Posted a few weeks ago but my prospect ended up falling through
I’m looking for a roommate for an east Williamsburg apartment. It’s a newer building and conveniently located by the G / L / JMZ
Your portion of rent would be ~$2.3K and the lease is up for renewal 8/31. Message me for details!
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2024.05.16 15:30 No-Sir-9092 Paid on 5th, Landlord still charging late fee???

Paid my rent on 5th, landlord still charging a late fee
I am renting a home in Orange County NY. I am on very good terms with a largely absentee landlord.
He just renewed my lease and has expressed how happy he is with my tenancy. I take very good care of his house, and even have done small repairs twice, at my expense, so he didn’t have to call out a contractor (I am a carpenter).
In two years, I have been late with rent twice, but both times deposited a bank check (I always pay using a bank check) directly into his account (the lease requires this) on the 5th (which is NY’s requirement for no late fee).
He has asked both times for a late fee, which I have begrudgingly paid- only because I don’t want to get to the end of my tenancy and find he keeps the amounts back. To be clear: I don’t mind paying a late fee- but I feel as if I’m inside the safe zone here. The payments were made on the 5th, not after. His argument is that the checks didn’t clear until the next day, so the payment wasn’t actually made within the legal timeframe.
So is a late fee applicable if it’s paid by the 5th, but doesn’t clear until later? If not- where can I find this documented so I can send it to him? I understand it may be he is correct- I just find different answers online about this. I don’t want to send him a link to this Reddit as my proof if he is incorrect.
Also- is there any time limit I have to submit an invoice for the two items I repaired here? My goal is not to be petty but to highlight the fact that he’s attempting to remain “official” in some way, but I am being expected to bend.
To end: I really like my landlord. I don’t want to move, but this makes me nervous because it seems a little OCD and now I’m getting stressed about my deposit.
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2024.05.16 15:18 Great-Error5707 Breaking lease earlier

Hello all. So I have been living at a place for 3 years and had signed a year long lease but after that the lease had converted to month to month ( we didn’t sign until 2021). I want to vacate the house now as I’ll be going for further studies to some other city. I wanted to know how can I break my lease. It’s an unsaid thing but in our place the lease starts every August and ends the next August. Few of my house mates have left and none have given the 60 days notice. For instance, one of my housemates gave 35 days of notice and just left but they found a replacement. I have already posted ads and gave a notice via WhatsApp to the lease holder of the place ( we have someone who has taken over the lease and pay him the rent), and not the landlord. I had one lease from him in 2021 where it said I was the subtenant and he was the tenant and he was wasn’t even staying, no lease since then (Sept- Dec).Please advise me what I do so that I can incur less expenses and break the lease in a legal manner. Also I pay the rent on the start of every month. If I were to give my notice by end of May would the full 60 days be until July end? Thanks once again!
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2024.05.16 13:45 pinois Senior Frontend Developer (8 years of exp)

1. PERSONALIA
2. Details
3. CONDITIONS
4. MOBILITY
5. OTHER CONDITIONS
I know there's better rates out there, just wanted to get an input from the community
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2024.05.16 13:40 Incman [long read, ~10 mins] I delivered "goodbye for now" letter to nMom that I still rent a room from, and I'm feeling vulnerable but also hopeful for my own future.

[I just recently learned of this community after I had shared this in the raisedbynarcissists sub, and I couldn't figure out how to crosspost it so I'm just copy&pasting]
As the title states, (and despite the existential risk to myself - as I am disabled, impoverished, and my survival is reliant on the room I rent in her attic - given her recent threat to have have me thrown out by the police because she could not handle the feelings she had during the argument that she initiated), I have finally drawn a bright red line in the metaphorical sand regarding my nMom's treatment of me. This is the culmination of 8+ years of sustained, one-sided, unreciprocated, and unsuccessful effort on my part to sustain, salvage, repair, or improve our "relationship".
 
Reading through some of the posts on this sub over the past day or so has been very validating, as one thing she's always been extremely committed to is making sure she's the loudest voice in my life telling me how invalid all of my emotions and experiences and realities are.
 
I am very grateful for anyone who takes the time to read this post, and any input, commentary, criticism, insight, commiseration, etc, is welcome and appreciated (especially on the topic of being NC-except-as-a-tenant). Her lifelong response to my needs or inconvenient requests for respect or attempts to hold her accountable for her behaviour (throughout literally hundreds and hundreds of interactions that she has walked away from or hung-up on) has essentially been "tl;dr 🖕". So I'm acutely aware of the length of what I'm written, and I'm very used to her cold (or even mocking) avoidance and dismissal of valid issues by commenting on the length or format of my communications without ever engaging on the merits.
 
Anyways, enough preamble, here's the full letter (all of the square-bracketed disclaimers and AI-summary are part of the letter as delivered to her, to try and counter the acute and selective illiteracy she develops whenever she begins to read something she doesn't like):
 
[Start of Letter]
 
[This document begins with a 382 word AI-generated summary (titled "AI- GENERATED SUMMARY:" below the square-bracketed opening remarks), estimated at 1m23s time required to read. If you are unable or unwilling to make it through even this brief summary, then there is literally nothing else I could possibly do to assist in your comprehension of my positions. The full message following the summary is approximately 2100 words, estimated at approximately 8 minutes to read.]
 
[If you would like assistance in understanding things I've written that you're struggling to interpret or comprehend, you can go to chatgpt.com (no account necessary), or download the ChatGPT app from the Google Play Store on your phone. You can simply interact with the chat in natural language (in other words, type as though you were texting another person) and it will understand what you are saying. If you are struggling to understand how to interact with it effectively, you can simply inform it of that (in any wording you choose) and it will assist you with altering your approach to receive more effective results.]
 
AI-GENERATED SUMMARY:
 
Your son's message is a powerful declaration of his boundaries, grievances, and intentions within your relationship. Here's a breakdown to help you understand:
 
Preface: He advises you to read with an open mind and, if needed, with assistance due to the emotional complexity.
 
Declaration of Disengagement: He firmly states his decision to disengage from any form of interaction or acknowledgment outside of essential landlord-tenant matters.
 
Condemnation of Abuse: He accuses you of perpetuating a cycle of abuse that has deeply impacted his health and stability.
 
Rejection of Coercion: He dismisses the idea that being evicted is a viable solution to the abuse, highlighting the coercive nature of such a choice, and how it leaves him vulnerable to further harm.
 
Criticism of Your Behavior: He unreservedly condemns your actions, particularly your exploitation and manipulation, emphasizing the gravity and effects of your conduct.
 
Challenges to Your Claims: He directly confronts your claims regarding his efforts in the relationship, asserting that he has consistently made extensive attempts to maintain it, despite your accusations to the contrary.
 
Commitment to Compliance: He unequivocally affirms his commitment to compliance with all landlord-related demands, demonstrating his unwavering respect for your authority as the homeowner.
 
Demand for Clarity: He demands clear and unambiguous knowledge of the requisite terms when any changes to living arrangement paradigms are demanded, underscoring his willingness to comply with any directives you may issue.
 
Defense Against Gaslighting: He firmly asserts his unwavering commitment to respecting your property and authority, preemptively refuting any attempts to accuse him otherwise.
 
Insights into Your Behaviour: He offers insights into patterns in your behaviour, linking them to moments of vulnerability or distress in your life.
 
Call for Self-Reflection: He urges you to seek professional help for your narcissism and unresolved childhood traumas.
 
Caution Regarding Gravity: He states that failing to address your responsibilities would be a missed opportunity for both of you to salvage the relationship and resolve underlying issues.
 
Reiteration of Hope: Despite his current stance, he leaves the door open for reconciliation if you undergo necessary personal growth.
 
Closure on Unequal Effort: He firmly states that he can no longer sustain the one-sided effort in the relationship and won't continue to do so.
 
It's evident that he's deeply hurt and demanding acknowledgment, change, and resolution in your relationship.
 
[end of AI-generated summary; my full, non-AI-generated message follows below]
 
[I recommend that you read this in its entirety at a time and capacity level where your literacy and comprehension are at their highest level, and preferably with the interpretational assistance of a knowledgeable and competent support person or technological assistant.]
 
[Presumably, after reading a few sentences or less, your defense mechanisms will be activated and you will eject. However, as with the vast majority of the things I have said to you that have gone unacknowledged, I am completely certain that the contents are cogent and comprehensible, and I believe that with competent support and vulnerable effort you undoubtedly have the raw cognitive capacity necessary for comprehension if you are able to stabilize your emotional reactions and put real effort into the actions necessary for you to understand my words.]
 
I will not talk to you.
I will not look at you.
I will not approach you.
I will not acknowledge you.
 
If you attempt to interact with me on any interpersonal level not related to your role as a landlord, I will reserve the right to express just how fucking despicable it is to treat such a vulnerable person with such utter disregard and abuse for so fucking long.
 
The cycle of abuse you have maintained to destabilize me for your own pathological reasons has caused - and continues to cause - extensive damage to my health, stability, and existence. However, since I know your response to this would likely be some variation of "you're not a victim here [my name], so if I treat you so bad, just leave", I'll preemptively and unequivocally condemn such coercive and abusive tactics, and state again (as I did the other day), that the forced choice between your abuse and life-threatening-homelessness is obviously no choice at all, and leaves me perpetually subject to your coercion and abusive control.
 
Such exploitation by you is absolutely disgusting, and honestly I understand why you run away from yourself at every single instance where you're in danger of having your lifelong house-of-cards ego even slightly threatened. I know if I treated another human being the way you treat me for even a moment, let alone for the literal years you have done so, I would not be able to face myself in the mirror either. You should be fucking ashamed of yourself.
 
You say I "don't want to be your son anymore", as though it has been someone other than me making hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of hours of efforts and attempts in order to try and single-handedly keep our relationship alive, and as though it has been someone other than you who has stonewalled me for years about every single legitimate and valid time I attempted to gain even the slightest foothold as a full human being in the owner-pet relationship you have fought so hard to maintain. You siphon, in fact demand, emotional supply whenever you so choose, and then fucking discard me as soon as it appears that I might do anything that would result in you losing even a fraction of a percent of the 99% to 1% imbalance you believe is an immutable part of our "relationship".
 
I will do my absolute best to be in my room as much as physically possible when you are home, so as to minimize the need to be physically adjacent to you in the course of our respective activities of daily living.
 
I, again, remain unequivocally committed to my position of deference and compliance towards any rules/demands related to my existence, presence, or activities as your tenant.
 
As you refuse to provide any sort of unambiguous guidance or clarification whatsoever regarding your shifting demands affecting my ability to access/perform basic activities of daily living, I will continue to act in good faith with respect to my adherence to all previously-established arrangements and protocols (whether codified or de facto) regarding such activities. To the full extent of my abilities, and to the extent that it is physically possible, I will immediately and unequivocally comply with any alterations, additions, or excisions you choose to impose regarding the nature of our physical coexistence as landlord and tenant, regardless of your disregard or intent for any harm to my stability that will ensue as a result.
 
If you intend to attempt to manipulate or threaten or gaslight me to illegitimately and dishonestly accuse me of failing to comply with your rights and demands as the homeownelandlord, then I can assure you that such efforts will be ineffective and inadvisable. The extensive history of my genuine, documented, and unwavering commitment to absolute respect of your home, property, and landlord-tenant authority is unassailable, and nothing has or will change about the good faith nature of my efforts to simply live peacefully and work on stabilizing my health and continuing to attempt to develop basic protocols that offer me the opportunity to seek the ways and means required to sustainably exist, survive, and seek meaning and fulfilment as a human being.
 
To try and make it a bit more bite-sized (without warranty as to the efficacy of said efforts), since I know when your ego is threatened you conveniently - and dishonestly - become completely unable to read a couple thousand words:
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I love you, and goodbye for now. I hope to see you on the other side, but I cannot force you to undertake the journey.
 
- [my name]
 
[/End of Letter]
(any edits are fixing formatting/copy&paste errors)
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2024.05.16 13:30 AutoModerator Dangerous legal precedent about to be set if my eviction appeal is not granted

Tens of thousands of South Carolina mobile homeowners manufactured before 1976 & renting the land it sits upon, can be legally evicted without cause if the Appellate court upholds the verdict of my eviction based solely upon the wording of the 30-day notice of the end of the term of their expired lease agreement.
Many, if not most renters of land in a mobile home park, have leases for one year, which likely have never been renewed from year to year, as the law states.
If my case is not dismissed, it will become 'case law', which can then be used by any greedy, unscrupulous landowner who wants to own your home to evict you and take possession of your home, whether there exists no cause or reason for the eviction.
https://chng.it/kLW47xF2
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2024.05.16 13:04 hughjazzcrack What entails a 'conversion' to non-smoking apartment building? (Tri-City)

So the Tri-City Rentals company released a statement that they are 'converting' all of their properties to non-smoking...no vaping or smoking within 50' of a unit or inside them either. They are making it contingent on the next lease renewal, and have a 'no smoking contract' to sign. Whatever.
In the letter they say they will be 'converting' all buildings and the sooner the tenants sign the new no smoking contracts, they can begin 'converting each building'. How?
I don't even smoke, so I don't really care about that part, I'm just curious as to what this 'conversion' is going to entail? Anyone know or experienced this before? Maintenance wise they install 25$ garbage disposals that break once a year, so I doubt they are going to spring for particulate-level smoke detectors to detect indoor vaping, those are crazy expensive.
How is such a thing even enforced? Random checks like a dorm RA? I'm fucking 40, I don't need to be bothered by that. They already inspect for fire hazards in your apartment 4 times a year, what else could it be?
Like I said, I don't even smoke, but I'm not exactly keen on an uptick in intrusions either. I get the legality/liability issues with no candles/smoking in a rental, so if all they are doing is putting up signage, that's fine. But if they are coming through with some Big Brother style tactics I may have to end my 6 year relationship with this place...
BTW I did ask them as well, I just have yet to get a response. They seemed more concern with whether or not I would renew my lease in 9 months because of this...it's not quite passing the smell test.
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2024.05.16 12:08 SFW_Slowpoke [Dev Team] 3.12.2 patch released (checksum 54e1)

https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/dev-team-3-12-2-patch-released-checksum-54e1.1677187/
Dear Stellaris Fans,
Our first official patch is now ready following last weeks Machine Age release. 3.12.2 is available for download!
This version includes what was made available in the open beta previously, plus a few more fixes and tweaks. The team is now focusing on the next patch.
SPOILER: 3.12.2 PATCH NOTES
Bugfixes
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Modding
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2024.05.16 11:24 TheLotStore Exploring Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas: What You Need to Know

Exploring Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas: What You Need to Know
Exploring Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas: What You Need to Know
own properties offer potential homebuyers the opportunity to rent a property with the option to buy it at a later date, they may not be ready to purchase a home via traditional means. In Arkansas and other similar states, lease options, or lease-to-own properties, present an alternative route to homeownership for individuals who are unable to purchase a home through conventional channels. This article will inspect the idea of rent to own properties in Arkansas and furnish important information about what you should know if you are contemplating this alternative.
Understanding Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas
Rent to own properties offer potential homebuyers the chance to rent a property with the alternative to purchase it at a later date. This setup enables renters to accrue equity while residing in the home, with the ultimate aim of acquiring the property at the culmination of the lease period.
The flexibility afforded by rent to own properties is one of the principal benefits it offers. This can be notably attractive for those endeavoring to advance their credit score, set aside funds for a down payment, or address other financial or personal circumstances that might impede them from instantly buying a home.
Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas
In Arkansas, rent to own properties are governed by state laws and regulations relating to both leases and real estate dealings. It is vital for individuals pondering a rent to own arrangement to familiarize themselves with the pertinent laws, as well as understand their rights and duties as both tenants and potential homebuyers.
When considering rent to own properties in Arkansas, it is important to take into account the potential hazards and difficulties linked with such agreements. While rent to own properties can present a feasible avenue to homeownership for some, it is crucial to approach these agreements with a clear comprehension of the potential risks and to safeguard your interests throughout the process.
Key Considerations for Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas
Before entering into a rent to own agreement, it is imperative to conscientiously review and understand the terms and conditions of the rental agreement and the purchase agreement. Seeking legal counsel from a qualified attorney before entering into such a transaction is advisable, given the complexity of rent to own agreements and the potential legal implications.
As with any real estate transaction, conducting comprehensive due diligence before committing to a rent to own property is crucial. This may encompass conducting a home inspection, scrutinizing the property’s title and any potential liens or encumbrances, and ensuring that the property is in good condition and free of any undisclosed issues.
It is crucial to assess your financial situation before entering into a rent to own agreement, and ensure that you are prepared to meet the financial obligations associated with the lease and the potential home purchase. Clarifying the specific details of the arrangement with the property owner or landlord, and documenting the terms of the agreement in writing, are also important steps to safeguard your rights and interests throughout the rent to own process.
Benefits and Challenges of Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas
Rent to own properties offer several potential benefits for individuals and families seeking to achieve homeownership in Arkansas. These benefits include flexibility, equity building, a potential purchase option, and an evaluation period during which renters can assess the property, the neighborhood, and other factors that may impact their decision to purchase the home.personal properties offer multiple potential advantages, but there are also obstacles and factors that people should be mindful of when exploring this choice:
  • Monetary Hazard: Lease to own properties imply financial commitments and considerations, and individuals must be ready to fulfill their financial responsibilities throughout the lease period. This may involve the possibility of losing any initial fees or rent credits if they are unable to buy the property at the end of the lease term.
  • Property State: Lease to own properties may have specific states or issues that should be carefully assessed, such as maintenance or repairs, that can affect the value and desirability of the property.
  • Legal and Regulatory Factors: Lease to own agreements are subject to state and local laws that govern both rental and real estate transactions, and individuals should ensure that they are familiar with and comply with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
  • Uncertain Future Situations: Lease to own agreements may also carry an inherent level of uncertainty, as renters’ financial circumstances, or other factors, may change over time, impacting their ability to purchase the property at the end of the lease period.
Navigating Rent to Own Properties in Arkansas
For people considering lease to own properties in Arkansas, effectively and confidently navigating the process is crucial for a successful outcome. The following steps can help individuals navigate the lease to own process with clarity and understanding:
Step 1: Comprehend Your Objectives and Requirements
Before exploring lease to own properties, take the time to clearly comprehend your homeownership goals, financial requirements, and other relevant factors. Consider your current financial situation, credit history, and any specific preferences or requirements you have for a potential home.
Step 2: Investigate Lease to Own Properties
Once you have a clear comprehension of your goals and requirements, research lease to own properties available in Arkansas. This may involve working with real estate agents or rental professionals who specialize in lease options, as well as conducting independent research to identify potential properties that meet your criteria.
Step 3: Assess Rental and Purchase Terms
As you identify potential lease to own properties, carefully assess the rental and purchase terms associated with each property. Pay close attention to the terms and conditions of the lease and the potential purchase agreement, and ensure that you comprehend the specific terms related to the purchase option, the purchase price, and any additional fees or costs associated with the potential home purchase.
Step 4: Seek Legal and Financial Counsel
Given the legal and financial complexity of lease to own agreements, it is advisable to seek legal and financial advice from qualified professionals. An attorney can help you comprehend the legal implications of the agreement, review the terms and conditions, and address any potential concerns or issues. A financial advisor or mortgage professional can also assist with evaluating your financial readiness for homeownership.
Step 5: Perform Due Diligence
Before committing to a lease to own property, perform thorough due diligence to ensure that the property meets your expectations and requirements. This may involve a home inspection, reviewing the property’s title, and addressing any other potential concerns or issues that may impact your decision to proceed with the lease to own arrangement.
Step 6: Negotiate the Terms of the Agreement
Once you have identified a potential lease to own property and have performed due diligence, negotiate the terms of the agreement with the property owner or landlord. This may involve discussing the length of the lease option, the purchase price, the option fee (if applicable), and any other terms or conditions that may impact the lease to own transaction.
Step 7: Document the Terms in Writing
As you finalize the terms of the lease to own agreement, it is important to document the terms in writing. Having a clear and comprehensive written agreement can help protect your rights and interests, and provide clarity for all parties involved in the transaction.
Step 8: Stay Informed and Engaged
Throughout the lease to own process, it is important to stay informed and engaged in all aspects of the agreement. Keep detailed records of all communications and transactions, seek assistance or advice from relevant professionals as needed, and address any potential issues or concerns in a timely and proactive manner.
Conclusion
Lease to own properties offer an alternative path to homeownership for individuals and families in Arkansas who may encounter challenges in securing a home through traditional means. While lease to own agreements can provide flexibility and opportunity, individuals must approach this option with a clear understanding of the process, the potential advantages and challenges, and the legal and financial implications that may arise.
By familiarizing themselves with the relevant laws and regulations, performing thorough due diligence, seeking legal and financial advice, and navigating the lease to own process with clarity and understanding, individuals can pursue the dream of homeownership through lease to own properties in Arkansas with confidence and informed decision-making.
Ultimately, lease to own properties can provide a valuable opportunity for individuals to achieve their homeownership goals, build equity, and make a meaningful investment in their future. With careful consideration, due diligence, and proactive engagement in the lease to own process, individuals can navigate this path to homeownership with success and confidence, ultimately realizing their dream of owning a home in Arkansas.
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