Rent payments to off-campus apartment daughter moved out of?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably 10 million college kids rely on campus jobs and food industry jobs to pay their rent. Plus parents are being furloughed and sent home for two and three weeks. Priority will be mortgage and family health, not paying the college town landlord for student housing the kids moved out of.

That’s fine. Your trade off is that you chose to ruin your kids credit. NBD.

Kid is an adult who signed a lease
Kid must put on big girl pants

Your choice for putting your kid in a crappy situation.

[Anonymous]

100% guarantee MILLIONS of college parents don’t pay the kid’s rent on April 1st.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably 10 million college kids rely on campus jobs and food industry jobs to pay their rent. Plus parents are being furloughed and sent home for two and three weeks. Priority will be mortgage and family health, not paying the college town landlord for student housing the kids moved out of.

That’s fine. Your trade off is that you chose to ruin your kids credit. NBD.

Kid is an adult who signed a lease
Kid must put on big girl pants

Your choice for putting your kid in a crappy situation.

Kids go to school
Adults sign rental agreements/leases

[Anonymous]

I have been a land lord. If I did not get the rent, the mortgage did not get paid. Not all landlords are rich; I bought a place as a grad student, and rented out rooms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably 10 million college kids rely on campus jobs and food industry jobs to pay their rent. Plus parents are being furloughed and sent home for two and three weeks. Priority will be mortgage and family health, not paying the college town landlord for student housing the kids moved out of.

That’s fine. Your trade off is that you chose to ruin your kids credit. NBD.

Kid is an adult who signed a lease
Kid must put on big girl pants

Your choice for putting your kid in a crappy situation.

Kids go to school
Adults sign rental agreements/leases

Again, your choice for doing this to your kid. You can troll all you want across multiple threads, but you’re still a crap parent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Probably 10 million college kids rely on campus jobs and food industry jobs to pay their rent. Plus parents are being furloughed and sent home for two and three weeks. Priority will be mortgage and family health, not paying the college town landlord for student housing the kids moved out of.

That’s fine. Your trade off is that you chose to ruin your kids credit. NBD.

Kid is an adult who signed a lease
Kid must put on big girl pants

Your choice for putting your kid in a crappy situation.

Kids go to school
Adults sign rental agreements/leases

Again, your choice for doing this to your kid. You can troll all you want across multiple threads, but you’re still a crap parent.

Kids grow up
Kids cannot legally sign rental agreements or leases. You have to be an adult to do that

[Anonymous]

Why is this unethical lunatic starting multiple threads on this topic

[Anonymous]

As a landlord in a college town, I would be thrilled if my tenant cleans the kitchen and moves all her stuff out. I am not expecting to recoup rent and I will not report her. Built this kind of economic downturn into the rent.

[Anonymous]

The landlord bears no responsibility for a tenant's unilateral decision to abandon the tenancy, absent the landlord's failure to provide that for which the lease or law requires the landlord to perform.
Welcome to life, kiddos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:100% guarantee MILLIONS of college parents don’t pay the kid’s rent on April 1st.

Most college kids have no income and require parents to cosign the lease, this means they're on the hook for the rents. The parents risk their credit if they don't pay. You're an idiot if you think MILLIONS of parents are willing to let their credits be ruined.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is this unethical lunatic starting multiple threads on this topic

Why do slumlords hoard neglected residences and make money doing nothing?

[Anonymous]

My DS was in grad school for 4 years (age 23-27). I had to co-sign on 3 apartments over that time period .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this unethical lunatic starting multiple threads on this topic

Why do slumlords hoard neglected residences and make money doing nothing?

Why did you move off campus? You should go back to living on campus. Don't sign any leases you can't commit to. And stop complaining about a choice you made; take responsibility for your agreement. You did, in fact, agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:100% guarantee MILLIONS of college parents don’t pay the kid’s rent on April 1st.

Then I hope they are okay with their kids living at home, because they might find it difficult to find another apartment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why is this unethical lunatic starting multiple threads on this topic

Why do slumlords hoard neglected residences and make money doing nothing?

You’re an utter imbecile......and you’re cheap and dishonest to boot.