Enforce the rules on ALL tenants, regardless of income status.
If a landlord doesn’t, he loses any rights to claim damages for property degradation beyond normal wear and tear.
Don’t expect tenants to follow the rules if management isn’t serious about them.
Don’t expect tenants to follow the rules if management isn’t serious about them.
Unfortunately, name of the game, right there. 200 units, owned by a corporate entity, damage to property is a write off. According to the laws in California, in order to rent out a large number of units, a certain amount must be certified as low income.
Not only are we subsidizing the Section 8 vouchers (as taxpayers), the poor blasters who are renting from the same entity, up on the ridge, near the lake, and across from the tony town center, are paying for it, in increased rent