Landlord Refuses Black Tenant, Discovers He's the Owner | Sameer Bhavnani

Property Manager James refuses to rent properties to Black Tenants, but today he discovers he turned down the wrong tenant... Eric happens to be the owner of the house. Find out what happens next...

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[sulaak]

I stopped renting because of the obstacles that I faced as a black man, now I owe properties and as a landlord, I am only interested in my tenant's reference and money

[BigDapPacino]

Sad but true...when I was a teenager, me and my Grandfather were doing some yard work on a townhouse in the Tidewater area of Virginia during the 80's...a white young couple possibly in their mid to late 20's ...saw the For Sale sign on the door and started looking around at the place...my Grandfather spoke to them and said " Hello, how can I help you?" ...The Man refused to shake his hand and looked at my Grandfather like he was beneath him because he was dressed in denim overalls and a t shirt with some work boots on...they left and drove off in their Mercedes Benz...a week later, my Grandfather said he saw the same Man at a grocery store talking to a member of the city council and a former judge...the former Judge spoke to my Grandfather and introduced the Man to my Grandfather ..." I would like you to meet retired Master Gunnery Sgt Clyde A. Toler ...he is a member of the City Council and he also owns some property downtown...including a couple of nice townhouses"...my Grandfather said the Man's face turned beet red!

[dunbarf]

Jake had me dying! "Pack up all your sh** and get the f*** off of his property!" That suit that look and the voice..LMAO! great delivery!

[marybauers]

I had this happen to me at a local Toyota dealership because of the vehicle, my son's beat up work car, that I rode in to the dealership. The man told me straight out "You can not afford any car on this lot!" At the time I was working 40+ hours per week as a nurse at the local hospital with a 800+ credit score that he didn't even ask me about because he approched me at the door! I called & filed a complaint & a week later I went to the same dealership with my new Chevy Tahoe, looked at the guy & I told him, "You made a big mistake!"

[gracekouvali]

When you judge someone, it defines who you are, not them. IT DEFINES ... YOU.

[araya]

This happened to me, just wanting to rent a room some years ago. My friend who is white came with me. She stayed in the car. I spoke to the lady over the phone, she was nice....OVER THE PHONE. When I arrived I went and knocked on the door, the lady looked at me and said, Oh, it's rented, I told her but I just got off the phone with you. She said, it happened so quick. I knew exactly what was going on. So I asked my friend to go knock while I stayed behind. She was showed the room and asked if she wanted to rent it, she said no, but my friend wanted to, she called me over and I said, Oh, I thought you said it was rented???? She just looked at both of us and told us to get off her property. I have never been a bum! I'm have always been a hard working woman, but this lady only seen my skin color.

[adeekito]

People should stop judging other people's color, thank you, for a positive video.

[convoswithtoya]

This happens a LOT!! My ex-boyfriend was white & we went to check out apartments together but separate. He was wearing sweats, I was wearing business clothes. He was greeted as within seconds of coming thru the front door with a handshake. While I was asked “Is there anything I can help you with?” He was offered an extra apt that wasn’t even shown to me. And when asked I was told it wouldn’t be ready because it was being “remodeled”. I had papers showing I had an above 700 credit score and was told there are other things that factor in that I could be denied. While he stated he only had a credit score of 550 (not true-he actually had a 620 unbeknownst to them). It was so discriminatory. We finally settled on a place that treated us the same.
To say that it happens all the time would be an understatement. It just sucks that it happens at all.

[queen_of_domination]

I’ve been through that as a tenant and as an employee. This is why I run my own business, as well as because a successful landlord. When you have your own money, you are more liberated, meaning that there is less bull$h!t that you have to accept from people.

The funny things happened to me when I became my own boss and also started owning property. The same faces that discriminated against me in the past would eventually wind up needing me for a job, or needing a place to rent. I had to remain humble and turn the other cheek.

You have to be careful about how you treat people, as you might be at that person’s mercy in the future.

[GISamurai]

It goes to show you that you can be the nicest person, do all the right things in life, treat everyone with respect and dignity, and still some people see you as an enemy. Things like this can cause one to lose hope in humanity.

[Limani]

Sadly this still happens to a lot of people.

[kentstookey]

I am a white man and I got great satisfaction in how this racist was shut down. It should not take all this effort to get people fair and equal treatment. It is past time that we treat people by the content or their heart, not the color of their skin. I think Dr. Martin Luther King shared that many years ago. It needs to catch on.

[peterpoint-dujour]

You guys are acting, but this is really happened to me in real life so many times, I can't even count !

[The.End.Begins]

That businessman went gangster in 2 sec. "Get the ...k off this property!" LOL🤣

[pamelabartelle]

The only way to find the one who continue to discriminate in real estate is to send in secret shoppers of different color, who are working together and see the different attitude & treatment & price they get!

[brendaelbert]

This is something that's been going on for centuries it don't just go by renting or buying a home it goes by being employed in the type of job that you're looking for discrimination is something that it's been alive for so long that no one knows what the truth is they've lived it all their lives and they still living today so when will they change because the older you are you know wrong from right it don't take two wrongs to make a right.

[danielledarrell]

Funny how he said it is not company policy. Considering how many times this happens

[fswfromthegroundup]

Sadly this happens all the time. I'm a Realtor in Florida and I have prospects calling me literally crying because they can't find anyone to rent to them. Everyone should be given same diligence.
Racism will always be it is taught and learned behavior. We are never going to change who these people are....our greatest combat against this is to file discrimination claims and to start buying up the block.

[danawilliams]

Don't assume you know someone until you educate yourself about who you are dealing with