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Title: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: dane on April 10, 2013, 06:13:43 PM
This is amazing.  DUmmie lives in a HUD apartment and doesn't have the gumption to keep it as clean as if it belonged to someone else (Hey!, it does!)
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/1018361689

Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)

I am going to loss my apartment over a stain!
The apartment complex I am in is doing a inspection on bathrooms, appliances, and flooring conditions on the 19th. If carpets need cleaned then they will charge over $100 to do it. It will be added to your rent. I am on HUD/VASH. They will not cover the cleaning cost. We don't have $100! If we do not pay by a certain time we are out. work on the

Their is a couple of spots as well as the problems we all have in high traffic areas. A cleaning would be great, but we can not afford it. And now I risk my apartment over it
Someone asks about a rental carpet cleaner, but gee, they aren't free to parasites.
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)
4. All I have is food stamps.
What kind of stains are they, one asks.
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)
5. No money.
And it is soda. Can Soda come up with soap and water?

That was a good one.  Did she try to clean it when they spilled the cola?  Did they notice it had carpets when they moved in?  If so, did they think carpets are 'self-cleaning'?Did they not read the contract, especially the portion about cleaning and inspections?

Some of her neighbors are equally concerned.  Why do they not maintain the stuff taxpayers provide for them.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: franksolich on April 10, 2013, 06:28:47 PM
I was mystfied and went to look at something; I don't recall this primitive as being among the slovenly ones.

(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad335/photoatcc/LadyFreedomReturns.jpg)

I wonder what turned her into a pig, messing up carpeting like that.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Undies on April 10, 2013, 06:45:17 PM
I was mystfied and went to look at something; I don't recall this primitive as being among the slovenly ones.

(http://i949.photobucket.com/albums/ad335/photoatcc/LadyFreedomReturns.jpg)

I wonder what turned her into a pig, messing up carpeting like that.

It looks like the carpet was stained by her munching on it.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: BattleHymn on April 10, 2013, 06:47:01 PM
Oh good grief, PLEASE clean your damn carpets, you filthy primitive.  I don't want you getting any ideas about drifting back into my town again.

Yesterday, she was mentioning how she knows how the didn't-bathe-for-six-years primitive felt about not having a bath.  


Now we know that the carpet in the lady liberty primitive's HUD housing can also relate.    


Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Freeper on April 10, 2013, 06:48:23 PM
These people can't come up with $100 and they call us stupid.  :mental:

Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: BattleHymn on April 10, 2013, 06:48:48 PM
These people can't come up with $100 and they call us stupid.  :mental:



This sounds like a job for Wishadoo!:

Carpet muncher needs carpet cleaner.  Can you spare some change?
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: franksolich on April 10, 2013, 06:50:29 PM
I don't want you getting any ideas about drifting back into my town again.

Uh, didn't Massa Barry wave his majik wand over Joplin, Missouri, making it whole again?

One wonders why she hasn't returned there yet.  I'm sure they got HUD cubes, and brand-new ones, too.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Undies on April 10, 2013, 06:51:14 PM
These people can't come up with $100 and they call us stupid.  :mental:



She could sell her computer.  It would be a win/win.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: marv on April 10, 2013, 06:54:19 PM
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)
4. All I have is food stamps.

Do they take food stamps for the Internet now?
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: jukin on April 10, 2013, 06:57:21 PM
Anybody else see the mismatch with a moniker of "ladyfreedom" and taking money from others to live without working and bitching about keeping said dwelling in reasonable shape.

P.S. I have a great deal with a carpet cleaner and he charges me $100, which I find a spectacular deal.

The truth is these people are out and out thieves. Nothing more, probably something less and this will end badly.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Evil_Conservative on April 10, 2013, 06:59:48 PM
DUmmies are so freaking nasty.  Clean your home.  Nasty bitches.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Chris_ on April 10, 2013, 07:03:50 PM
Anybody else see the mismatch with a moniker of "ladyfreedom" and taking money from others to live without working and bitching about keeping said dwelling in reasonable shape.
She wants the freedom to live comfortably on some else's dime.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: longview on April 10, 2013, 07:18:08 PM
Lazy old hide.

Couldn't have cleaned it easier when it first happened (the stain).  Could have kept the high traffic areas decent as time went by.

Get some damn laundry soap (if you do laundry), a washcloth (if you wash), and a towel.  Scub the spots and dirty area, re-wetting the rag...

Oh why am I bothering?   :banghead:  Lose your place.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Celtic Rose on April 10, 2013, 07:22:21 PM
Seriously?  Scrub with soap and water, and if that doesn't work, buy a bottle of resolve and work at the stain.  It is slobs like this that result in high deposits for the rest of us. 
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: jukin on April 10, 2013, 07:33:00 PM
She wants the freedom to live comfortably on some else's dime.

There was a dog named.....
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Carl on April 10, 2013, 07:39:43 PM
Guessing carpet licker needs to take on a new meaning for ya DUmbass.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: dane on April 10, 2013, 08:01:02 PM
This sounds like a job for Wishadoo!:

Carpet muncher needs carpet cleaner.  Can you spare some change?
You certainly predicted this nicely
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Response to Lady Freedom Returns (Reply #44)

Wed Apr 10, 2013, 08:26 PM

 progressiveinaction (126 posts)

49. And there is always wishadoo!
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Evil_Conservative on April 10, 2013, 08:08:27 PM
Seriously?  Scrub with soap and water, and if that doesn't work, buy a bottle of resolve and work at the stain.  It is slobs like this that result in high deposits for the rest of us. 

How dare you suggest she actually BUY something to clean her home.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Chris_ on April 10, 2013, 08:09:56 PM
You certainly predicted this nicely
ixnay on the olemay :whistling:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: 98ZJUSMC on April 10, 2013, 08:37:25 PM
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I am on HUD/VASH.


Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)

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They will not cover the cleaning cost.

Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)

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All I have is food stamps.

Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)

These people are caricatures of themselves.  :lmao:

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Anybody else see the mismatch with a moniker of "ladyfreedom" and taking money from others to live without working and bitching about keeping said dwelling in reasonable shape.

You, too?    :II:

DUmmies are so freaking nasty.  Clean your home.  Nasty bitches.

B-b-b-but, they won't do it for Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)  :bawl:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: BattleHymn on April 10, 2013, 08:41:55 PM
You certainly predicted this nicely

ixnay on the olemay :whistling:

 :whistling: :lmao:


For the record, Battlehymn is NOT progressiveinaction.  NOT. 

Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Gern on April 10, 2013, 09:13:50 PM
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,511 posts)
9. They want us to remove all that.

They want to get a good look.

They are doing this in all the apartments. Many of our neighbors are worried. Some over their bathrooms, others over their stoves. But most over the carpets.

Good.  You should all be worried.   Hopefully they'll fine you and you'll learn to respect property.

I only wish they could toss the lot of you out on your lazy, mooching asses, and you could live on the street. 

Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Reality vs DU on April 10, 2013, 09:28:21 PM
The moochers predictably took the wishadoo bait:

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Response to progressiveinaction (Reply #49)Wed Apr 10, 2013, 09:01 PM
 freshwest (29,148 posts)
54. My first thought. Or ask Peggy. I sent money to her one time to help out a DUer. I can't volunteer

her help, but if you have a DUer in the area they can take our help. Or a thread in ATA?

I know you don't want to have to ask for all of this, but that is how I helped out before. I don't want you to lose your place.

I had a bad spill where I live, it was a smoothie with berries and greens in it and wow, was that bad. No only the sugar and color but it was thick with yogurt.

I have light tan carpet and just went crazy with towels, dish soap and water as soon as it happened. Since yours has had a while, get down on it and scrub hard. Don't forget the rest of the things suggested here.

Fortunately my landlord only inspects a few times a year and finds nothing wrong with me, and has even offered to shampoo the place for free just because I've been here for 6 years. I keep putting it off because we haven't had a day I can open the windows up to let it dry properly.

Good luck and hope the ideas work!

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Response to progressiveinaction (Reply #49)Wed Apr 10, 2013, 09:26 PM
Knightraven (129 posts)
57. Wishadoo?

What can they do for her?

She is becoming a good friend of mine since I came to DU. I can't do much but I want to get her as much help as possible. She has had it rough and deserves to have and keep what little hope she has. Can these guys help?

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Response to Knightraven (Reply #57)Wed Apr 10, 2013, 10:21 PM
 freshwest (29,148 posts)
59. OneGrassRoot runs wishadoo and they make cash or other donations to DUers in need.

Wishadoo is a website here:

http://www.wishadoo.org/

Run by DUer OneGrassRoot:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=profile&uid=174406

There is Paypal or something at her site, she's been here at DU for years and has Skinner's permission to do this here to help people out. Why not message her to find out how to do it.

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Response to Knightraven (Reply #56)Wed Apr 10, 2013, 10:22 PM
 freshwest (29,148 posts)
60. I just posted information for you above regarding Wishadoo if all else fails.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: chitownchica on April 10, 2013, 09:37:02 PM
My answer is the same as the one for lice. Kerosene and a match will take care of the  problem.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: longview on April 10, 2013, 09:37:18 PM
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,511 posts)
9. They want us to remove all that.

They want to get a good look.

They are doing this in all the apartments. Many of our neighbors are worried. Some over their bathrooms, others over their stoves. But most over the carpets.


Sounds like a warren of slobs.  Bathrooms and stoves so dirty a person could get evicted?  Blech.  

So these moochers didn't take care of their cut rate/freebie housing and NOW their worried there will be a consequense?  Too. frickin'. bad.

I have no sympathy.  When my husband was in a tech training program we were housed in a cooperative townhouse complex.  Inspections were required.  I wound up on the board for a year.  Most of the people were great and cared for their units.  The ones who didn't were the "poor me. I couldn't afford to hire help."  And they didn't have physical problems.  

Wishadoo my hiney.  I wish she'd do for herself.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: thundley4 on April 10, 2013, 10:15:49 PM
Is section 8 funding under threat of being cut?  Maybe the landlord is hedging his bets and is trying to get rid of the deadbeats and start renting to legitimate tenants for a change.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: GOBUCKS on April 10, 2013, 10:44:47 PM
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Response to Knightraven (Reply #57)Wed Apr 10, 2013, 10:21 PM
freshwest (29,148 posts)
59. OneGrassRoot runs wishadoo and they make cash or other donations to DUers in need.

Wishadoo is a website here:

http://www.wishadoo.org/

Forget Wishadoo! It's just a moonbat scam.

She needs to immediately contact The Human Fund (Money for People).

Far more effective than Wishadoo.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: seahorse513 on April 10, 2013, 10:48:57 PM
I have always had carpet cleaner as a must have cleaner, as well as bleach. Sometimes, Jingles upchucks, anfd i clean it right then and there.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: BattleHymn on April 10, 2013, 10:53:17 PM
I have always had carpet cleaner as a must have cleaner, as well as bleach. Sometimes, Jingles upchucks, anfd i clean it right then and there.

At first I wasn't sure who or what Jingles was.  I think I've got it now.  :-) :tongue:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: seahorse513 on April 10, 2013, 10:55:08 PM
At first I wasn't sure who or what Jingles was.  I think I've got it now.  :-) :tongue:
Jingles is my cat !!sorry!!
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: delilahmused on April 10, 2013, 11:01:18 PM
Well, she has the internet, why the hell doesn't she just google "homemade cleaner for carpet stains". My guess, it will involve some kind of white vinegar & baking soda. I'm sure, since both are used in cooking, food stamps would cover them. You can buy baking soda for less than a dollar at Walmart. Bet the Dollar Store has it 2 for $1. I KNOW vinegar would be covered.

Not only do these people bitch about everything, they don't have enough sense to figure out if there's a solution they can afford. Who's paying for her internet? If I was her, I'd consider having a home more important than the internet and go without for a couple months so she can pay for her carpet to be cleaned. Or she could just do without it for a month and rent one of those ones they have in any grocery store.

Maybe one of her neighbors has a carpet cleaner she can borrow. When I had carpet (HATE carpet, even if you vacuum and clean your carpet all the time there's still dirt underneath) I had one of those cheap ones you can buy at Walmart. Worked pretty well in between professional cleaning. Maybe they wouldn't panic so much if they had some common sense and imagination. But, what do you expect? After a while, when someone else takes care of all of your needs and you don't have to do anything in return, you're so dependent you can't think for yourself.

Cindie
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: GOBUCKS on April 10, 2013, 11:08:52 PM
Jingles was Wild Bill Hickock's sidekick.

He'd always act like he was slinging his gun when he fired.

Jingles never hit a bad guy in the history of the show. Wild Bill would usually shoot the gun out of their hand.

Kellogg's Sugar Corn Pops. Pop, pop. Sugar Pops are tops.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: 98ZJUSMC on April 11, 2013, 01:49:07 AM
Good.  You should all be worried.   Hopefully they'll fine you and you'll learn to respect property.


Only if is glorious Peoples Planned Parenthood Population Control Center or heroic Headquarters of Peoples National Democratic Socialist Committee,


...comrade.  

 
Who's paying for her internet?
Cindie

 :whistling:   :bouncingidiot:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: miskie on April 11, 2013, 06:04:28 AM
How difficult is it for this person to ask her friends if any of them have a carpet cleaner she could borrow ? The odds are there is at least one person who does..
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Doc Savage on April 11, 2013, 06:58:17 AM
Rug Doctor  http://locations.rugdoctor.com/coupon.pdf?4c01e  Cheap, easy to get, and with coupons 
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: FiddyBeowulf on April 11, 2013, 06:59:03 AM
How difficult is it for this person to ask her friends if any of them have a carpet cleaner she could borrow ? The odds are there is at least one person who does..
This.

But then again the people we know might actually take pride in what they own and would buy the equipment needed to keep it looking nice and in good repair.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Vagabond on April 11, 2013, 07:00:14 AM
High traffic areas on carpets are kind of tough, but she isn't in trouble for that really.  She's in trouble for not keeping it clean.  She could try club soda if she doesn't have laundry detergent, or she could try any of the carpet and upholstery spot removers for sale at the grocery store, assuming she goes to the grocery store.

It takes a lot less effort to bitch and whine on DU than it does to clean the place.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Gina on April 11, 2013, 07:08:34 AM
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Lady Freedom Returns (3,496 posts)
4. All I have is food stamps.



But you have internet?  :???:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: RayRaytheSBS on April 11, 2013, 07:28:17 AM

But you have internet?  :???:

How DARE you question this person who is a member of the bastion of liberty that is DU!! It is not up to you to decide how she spends her entitlements!! /Sarc

Sadly, that is how they would respond. Hi5 for pointing out their obvious lack of priorities.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Gina on April 11, 2013, 08:00:19 AM
How DARE you question this person who is a member of the bastion of liberty that is DU!! It is not up to you to decide how she spends her entitlements!! /Sarc

Sadly, that is how they would respond. Hi5 for pointing out their obvious lack of priorities.

I am so sick of these bloodsuckers.  They aren't poor no matter what.  They have food, shelter, and internet paid for by the US taxpayers. They aren't poor.  No one pays for anything for me and Hell, I am poor because I have no one to fall back on because "I make too much money" according to the gov't. Dumbasses poor my ass.  :rant:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: 67 Rover on April 11, 2013, 08:11:47 AM
Do they take food stamps for the Internet now?


In Massachusetts yes you can use your EBT card for internet and carpet cleaners, there are almost no restrictions.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: BlueStateSaint on April 11, 2013, 10:54:08 AM

In Massachusetts yes you can use your EBT card for internet and carpet cleaners, there are almost no restrictions.

Pretty much the same in the PRNY.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Ptarmigan on April 11, 2013, 10:58:58 AM
Gee, it is not that hard to clean the carpet.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: I_B_Perky on April 11, 2013, 06:56:02 PM
First off dummie... that is the government for you. You take their money, you live by their rules. Don't like it, then get a damned job and buy your own place.

Second, I'll be the first to admit I am a slob of the highest order. Look up slob in Webster and you will see my pic. But guess what dummie? I own this place and I'll live however I damn well want!!!

Well... until She Who Is The Omnipotent One comes over and decides I ain't living right and then I tidy it up. I got all bent one day and told her if she didn't like it, then she could clean it up!!!

Bad damn mistake. She did and I couldn't find anything.   :rant: :rant:

Please note though dummie, my kitchen, bathroom, living room are always spotless. Bedroom and den not so much. My office, not at all.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Evil_Conservative on April 11, 2013, 07:15:08 PM
I have always had carpet cleaner as a must have cleaner, as well as bleach. Sometimes, Jingles upchucks, anfd i clean it right then and there.

Why?  Just be like a DUmmie and let that just sit there for a year or two.  Clean it only when your landlord is expected to come over for an inspection.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Tucker on April 11, 2013, 07:20:23 PM
She could sell her computer.  It would be a win/win.

That's the only thing it has worth selling.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Evil_Conservative on April 11, 2013, 07:23:40 PM
I am so sick of these bloodsuckers.  They aren't poor no matter what.  They have food, shelter, and internet paid for by the US taxpayers. They aren't poor.  No one pays for anything for me and Hell, I am poor because I have no one to fall back on because "I make too much money" according to the gov't. Dumbasses poor my ass.  :rant:

Amen.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Dori on April 11, 2013, 07:32:30 PM
Maybe she can hold a sign up outside the market.  "I'll trade you food if you'll rent me a carpet cleaner".



Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: jtyangel on April 11, 2013, 07:35:58 PM

In Massachusetts yes you can use your EBT card for internet and carpet cleaners, there are almost no restrictions.

Only if it has a 'cash' benefit on it. Those who have those with only 'SNAP' can use that only for food. If you see someone using it for that, then they get welfare and not just food stamps. Just fyi.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: dandi on April 11, 2013, 08:57:31 PM
I'm thinking the inspectors will be so overwhelmed by the smell of cat piss and burned-on Spaghetti-Os they won't notice the stain
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: 67 Rover on April 12, 2013, 07:32:29 AM
Only if it has a 'cash' benefit on it. Those who have those with only 'SNAP' can use that only for food. If you see someone using it for that, then they get welfare and not just food stamps. Just fyi.


Not when it is common practice to sell your snap only card and then have it replaced within the week. >20,000 a month are replaced while the old card is not cancelled.

Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Gina on April 12, 2013, 07:35:22 AM
And now I just had my taxes worked and I am going to owe A LOT of money!  I AM THE POOR ONE. :rant:
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: seahorse513 on April 12, 2013, 10:13:13 AM
There is something seriously wrong with our system, when people with EBT cards, can use them for all kinds of things. These cards purpose is to be able to buy neccessities that your family needs, If you want above and beyond that, GET A JOB!!!
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: 67 Rover on April 12, 2013, 10:31:35 AM
At least one representative get's it, but not likely to pass into law.

"The bill they intend to file would study whether the technology exists to restrict welfare recipients from withdrawing cash on their EBT cards, charge a fee for the 20,000 replacement cards issued each month, restrict beneficiaries from spending their benefits outside of Massachusetts and the five states along its border, and require signage in establishments prohibited from accepting EBT cards."

http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/04/bipartisan_group_of_massachuse.html
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: vesta111 on April 13, 2013, 09:25:57 AM
I have only rented ONCE in my life when I recieved my deposit back in full.   I learned to carry a cam cord to photo everything before I left.  Stick the camera down the toilet, into the stove and refrigerator and walk room to room showing all windows intact with undamaged screens. Photo the ceilings and the floors. 

When moving in have an inspecting walk through with the land lord.   Ask for records on when the carpets were installed and last time walls were painted.   Insist on records to show when maintenance is or was  needed, when done and what.

Training from Navy housing for years.

 Problems come when one rents an apartment and moves out of state and they cannot get their deposit back unless they return to the state to fight false claims of damage.

Yes land lords will find any reason to evict a section 8 family to move in non government renters for $3-4 hundred more. 

Carpets are a bitch and if one moves into a home with one 15 years old in My State, the renter has no responsibility to replace it and if last time painted is 5 years no responsibility to repaint it.   If the appliances are 10 years old, the hot water heater begins to leak, or the windows begin to come loose, not the renters fault nor is the damaged caused.

Responsibility's of a renter are to keep the unit clean, alert landlord to roaches, rats or bed bugs..    When a problem with heating or air conditioning comes, yes alert them and if the land lord ignores then then keep a record .

         
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Celtic Rose on April 13, 2013, 11:36:06 AM
I would like to mention that I saw Rug Doctor carpet cleaners available for $25 a day at my local grocery store yesterday.  Find a few neighbors to split the cost with and it would only cost a few dollars per person. 

I got my full deposit back from my last landlord.  My current landlord requires that I show him a receipt from a cleaning company and proof that I used a carpet cleaner when I move out, or he will deduct the price of both from my deposit.  Mind you, I left my last apartment cleaner than the so-called cleaning company left my current place before I moved it, but oh well. 
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Undies on April 13, 2013, 11:40:32 AM
I would like to mention that I saw Rug Doctor carpet cleaners available for $25 a day at my local grocery store yesterday.  Find a few neighbors to split the cost with and it would only cost a few dollars per person. 

I got my full deposit back from my last landlord.  My current landlord requires that I show him a receipt from a cleaning company and proof that I used a carpet cleaner when I move out, or he will deduct the price of both from my deposit.  Mind you, I left my last apartment cleaner than the so-called cleaning company left my current place before I moved it, but oh well. 

Pour Quikrete in the toilet tanks.   :p
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: Tucker on April 13, 2013, 01:03:13 PM
I would like to mention that I saw Rug Doctor carpet cleaners available for $25 a day at my local grocery store yesterday.  Find a few neighbors to split the cost with and it would only cost a few dollars per person. 

I got my full deposit back from my last landlord.  My current landlord requires that I show him a receipt from a cleaning company and proof that I used a carpet cleaner when I move out, or he will deduct the price of both from my deposit.  Mind you, I left my last apartment cleaner than the so-called cleaning company left my current place before I moved it, but oh well. 

Won't work.

As a typical DUmmy, she wants someone else to pay for it.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: I_B_Perky on April 13, 2013, 08:19:31 PM
Pour Quikrete in the toilet tanks.   :p

 :lol: :lol: :lol:

That made me LOL. H5.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: jtyangel on April 13, 2013, 09:00:02 PM

Not when it is common practice to sell your snap only card and then have it replaced within the week. >20,000 a month are replaced while the old card is not cancelled.



I wasn't talking about fraud obviously. I was talking about how the card works in general when an individual is receiving those benefits legitimately.
Title: Re: DUmmie is concerned about being evicted because the HUD apartment is dirty.
Post by: vesta111 on April 14, 2013, 08:39:14 AM
I wasn't talking about fraud obviously. I was talking about how the card works in general when an individual is receiving those benefits legitimately.

More fraud goes on with the landlords then the renters.   Military family's get the shaft as they go from one duty station to another.   The wait for housing can be 18 months or more so the family has to rent.

  First ,last month, and security deposit are costly. Utility's can be iffy.   Rented a home and the water department would not turn on water and sewage due to the last tenant skipping on the bill.  The landlord was on vacation so we had to foot the bill to get water and when the landlord came back fight for 2 months for him to reimburse us.

  Could not break the lease and move else where, the landlord made our lives miserable coming in at all times of the day and night to  inspect his property.  He was wanting us to break the lease and keep the security and last months rent and angry he had to pay the last tenants water bill.

We missed the clause in the rental contract giving the landlord permission to inspect at will---no notice.    I came home one day to find the landlord going through my underware draw, he said he was looking for bugs as I complained about seeing roaches in the kitchen.

Fortunately we were allowed dogs, so off to the SPCA to get the biggest one we could find.   

We lived there for one full year before Housing opened up, once we got the dog we had no problems with the landlords surprise visits. Moving out was a problem I hired a cleaning company to for $50.00 come in clean carpets kitchen and bathrooms. This was back then good money, then it took us to have to go to the housing support on base to get our security back.     

Little known fact, the Military can place a home or apt. off limits if they find the landlord is abusing military renters.     

Scams out there for all renters, especially the Military family's.  Don't know about those on section 8 or just every day renters, like buying a used car as is, CYA and when moving read everything in the lease. Go to your local library and check State laws on your rights as a tenant and don't sign them away.

Rented my home once and when the tenant left they stole everything from the ref. and stove to the door knobs.