Charles NoonanPresident, Landbank University · Real Estate Developer & Instructor

HE LOST 22,000 IN RENT DUE TO A BAD TENANT😳 #entrepreneur #realestate #realestateinvesting #fyp

27 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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A speaker recounts a landlord-tenant anecdote in which a tenant stopped paying rent starting during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in roughly $22,000 in unpaid rent and late fees after prolonged court delays and legal back-and-forth over about three years.

Questions this video answers

About $22,000 ("22,000 and some change").

Three years.

During the pandemic.

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What's the most somebody owed you in rent? 20 something? Thousand. I had a tenant that didn't pay me for three years straight. And it started in the pandemic. Right. So they stopped paying me and went three years of me going back and forth to court. Mind you, during the pandemic, the courts was closed, so you couldn't even. You had to wait till the courts opened up. Yeah, and once the courts opened up, now you got to go to court, got a hearing. I keep going back and forth. They got an attorney and everything start piling up with late fees like 22,000 and some change.