Are Landlords Too Greedy 😡 Landlord & Renter DEBATE The Housing Crisis | Hash It Out

Debate between Landords and Renters

Welcome to another episode of Hash It Out! This week we host an hotly contested debate between a landlord and a renter as we take a look at the housing crisis in the UK.

Are landlords too greedy? Are renters being unfairly treated? And what is the solution to the housing crisis in the UK? Find out in the latest episode of Hash It Out on IGV Presents!

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Chapters:
00:00-00:27- Intro
00:27-01:41- Do landlords need more help to evict renters?
01:41-04:00- Should landlords be able to charge whatever they want
04:00-05:43- Should there be a limit on how many properties landlords own?
05:44- 06:56- Should renters be responsible for the upkeep of properties?
06:57- 07:32- Are landlords renting out dangerous properties?
07:33- 09:07- Do landlords get an unfair reputation?
09:07- 11:05- Conclusion
11:05- 11:30- Preview of Monogamy vs Polyamory

[Tresdrole]

Im a renter but my logic keeps me on the side of the landlord. The renter in the debate had ambitious and utopian ideas without understanding basic economics and reality.

[jysfo]

She thinks the government should provide housing but I bet she would not want to live in government housing...

[malcolmhodnett]

She really is a terrible representative for renters. No clue how the world operates

[kamzmid]

As a landlord this women is the definition of a nightmare renters stay away from this

[lygiabird]

He is absolutely right that there isn’t enough housing supply. Also considering how poorly the government deals with most important things, like this landlord mentions council housing, I do not think the government is qualified to deal with building houses en masse. Have you seen the recent rash of new builds?? Tragic quality.

[SgtJoeSmith]

her mind would change if she was the landlord. tell her to go buy a house and rent it for less than her payments. then have to work 80 hours a week to pay taxes and upkeep on it on top

[jysfo]

The tenants don't have any problems when they want to get the a job that pays the most money... no different from landlords that wants the most for their properties...

[jackhadroom]

Rent controls don't work, but increasing supply does. A landlord's net income won't be as lucrative as this woman seems to think; outgoings include mortgage payments, outstanding loans from building projects, maintenance, staff, and income tax.

[alxacm]

I am all for affordable housing but this lady does not know how to make an argument for it.

[elenabob]

3:06 girl, if you RENT IT ISN'T YOUR HOME

[NeoAstrisk]

she certainly doesn't seem like she's struggling to feed herself.

[sharseer]

this entitlement mentality of " i pay what i can afford" is for clueless people who has no idea on whats going on on the housing market.... if mortage is 1500.00 and tenant can only offord 800.00, , clearly this tenant cant live in the property... geez.

[jhpt]

Producers of this video: we need to find the most unrealistic person we can find to play the role of renter.

Mission accomplished!

[rosesmith]

what is up with people wanting to get things for nothing or practically nothing just because you cant afford the rents or prices of things, when did such things become the problem of others? your homeless for example because you cant afford some place or food or what not and you did not want to work. or refuse to take responsiblity, or spent your money unwisly how is that anyone elses problem? people can be compassionate no doubt and give some assitance but why do others owe anyone free or cheap rent, food etc to support them? where did the entitlement to others to support them? or provide cheap services at a loss? this all confuses me. tenants only have the high ground if the lease is be violated by the landlord. other than that they fail at their arguments.

[ytixn]

Im going to be a real state investor and i agree with the landlord 100%

[fudogwhisperer]

If a tenant pays their rent on time and doesn't complain, there's no reason to evict. The only reason you're evicted is because you're a problem and landlords don't like problems. Stop being a problem. She's got plenty of money to get those nails done. That is a luxury.

[KK]

The landlord is the one who’s living in reality here. The woman is just whiny and has no real prescription for the issues she’s raising. She’s just spouting nonsense communist rhetoric.

[blainedesantis]

When renter does not pay and when the hot water tank breaks, how do you expect the land landlord to fix the water tank when the property taxes are high?

[tomnewshamfitness]

Glad to see the comments are on the side of reality.

[charlesphilhower]

Get job is one of the most ignorant comment I have heard. Properties do not maintain themselves and it takes time and money to manage and maintain which requires time and skill that should be compensated for this. A very high percentage of tenants would not be able to handle these responsibilities themselves.