hugs and solidarity to 32 households in Houston that organized a rent strike and made their landlord cry on Reddit, asking if he can call the cops on them


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Hi. I'm a landlord. I rent out the basement apartment of my house. I also have chronic fatigue issues and can't work much. Even with the rent, once I pay the monthly bills for my house and $175 for groceries, I have less than $100 left each month.
You bought a house for yourself to live in, there's a little extra space, you got a boarder. I don't even think I'd call you a landlord (and I mean that as a compliment). Do you equate yourself with someone who buys property just to rent it out?
The Sheriff’s deputy, upon further inspection of the situation saw that the “landlords” were lying, and were trying to take advantage of the working poor. He told the “landlords” to leave and not come back or they would be arrested. Lss...some people still have a place to shelter
My landlords steals $200 a month from me! And all I get in return is to live in the pool house and a WiFi password!
Thes “landlords” were trying to evict these folks from their home in the midst of this crisis...for nothing. Rent up to date, utilities paid. A couch was fly dumped in their yard and they can’t afford to have it picked up, hence evicting a renter in the midst of a growing plague.pic.twitter.com/gdl0E3nVOu
Thank you for the retweet!! We need to get the word out about what can and will happen to the underprivileged during a crisis.
I didn't realize the landlord was forcing anyone to stay in his properties
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