LANDLORD TRIES TO FORCE OUT TENANT 😬🏠

A constructive eviction refers to a situation where a tenant is effectively forced to vacate a rental property due to unbearable living conditions created by the landlord. While not a physical eviction in the traditional sense, it occurs when the landlord's actions or negligence substantially disrupt the tenant's peaceful enjoyment of the premises. Examples of conditions that may lead to a constructive eviction include the failure to address significant maintenance issues, such as plumbing or heating problems, pest infestations, or persistent noise disturbances. When faced with such circumstances, tenants may choose to terminate their lease agreement without penalty and seek legal recourse. Constructive eviction is seen as a violation of the implied warranty of habitability, which obligates landlords to provide safe and livable accommodations for their tenants.

[Nickk]

Housing is a human right! Yah sure if you built it yourself, if you owned the land, if you aren't intruding on anyone elses land or needs. Then maybe, but until you know how to build your own home, saying that housing is a human right is like saying everyone should get a feww $150, 000 at birth. Just not gonna happen

[brandonbp]

Don't take legal advice from a YouTube slumlord. In many states it's a crime to shut off utilities regardless of rent status. A tenant could die of hypothermia or heat stroke or not be able to call EMS with an uncharged cell phone. The slumlord could be charged with negligent manslaughter.

The better option for slumlords is to vett their tenants before letting them into a lease agreement. A credit report can be a very useful tool.

[thetruepatriot]

The liberal green wig 😂😂😂... nailed it! These socialists don't believe in paying rent.