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Open Question: My Landlord is planning on calling the police and my dad wants to sue?
Basically, my family was evacuated from the house we are renting 2 weeks ago.
The landlord told us to stay at a hotel.
But because of the fire and 3 days we couldn’t reach her, my parents lost 3 days worth of pay.
My dad and the landlord talked and she said that she’ll pay for all of the damages (that’s what my dad told me)
Now, she’s telling us that she’s only returning the deposit and the left over money form the rent.
Since she’s not willing to pay up for the days my parents didn’t work, nor the hotel, we thought it would be sensible to go back to the house because we have no other place to stay.
I got an e-mail from her today telling us to get out or she’ll have to bring the police in.
I already know about renter’s insurance, but I’m pretty sure my dad didn’t get it. but i have what she said about us staying at a hotel in writing. But according to the lease contract, the lease is terminated when there is a fire (or something like that)
I guess the problem is: we want to stay for 7 more days, but she wants to call the police and go back on her words.
If my dad were to take this to court, who’d win?
Voting Question: Bankruptcy or debt consolidation?
I was divorced last fall, in Texas, where I still reside. My attorney refused to ask my x for disclosure, so I did not know that my x had $15,000 in credit card debt. The divorce papers say she’s liable for debts she incurred from the day I walked out on her, and for all debts that are in her name, which these 3 revolving accounts are. But, she hasn’t paid and yesterday, after getting turned down for credit, I checked my credit online and found out that two of her credit card companies have put charge-offs on my credit, a third one is about to, because she’s 190 days past due on it, and she never paid the phone bill so Embarq has put a charge-off on my credit, too, for $150, which is the least of my worries, but my credit score is barely over 400 now. Everything else on my credit shows “paid on time/as agreed”. I’ve never made a late payment on anything my whole life.
I’m considering bankruptcy, but I own two homes (one is a rent house, both are mobile homes). The industry I work in is winding down and I had planned on moving into the landlord business. I’d planned to purchase an RV park, not only as a new career, but as my only retirement income, as well. I’ll be 50 years old in a few months. I don’t have years left over to build more credit.
Suing my x for whatever she owes me will not do any good, because she refuses to work, doesn’t have a job skill and will surely never pay me once I win in court.
My income is excellent, and I may make too much for Chapter 7. Also, one of my homes is in a mobile home park inside a city limits. My main home sits on 2 acres in a subdivision, outside of city limits. I’m concerned that if I file bankruptcy, I won’t be able to keep both houses. I also have two cars. One is a junker that my X trashed and gave back to me while the divorce was still pending. I owe less than $2,000 on it. The other car is very nice, only 2 years old, and I owe a lot on it. I’m paying on all this, on time. My only concern is losing my homes and the good car.
Personally, I have no other bills besides the two house payments and the two car payments & their insurance. I have no revolving accounts.
Given my plans for retirement and my unsteady job security right now, which do you think I should do, file or consolidate just her bad bills and pay them off over time?
Resolved Question: What is the best insurance in Australia for 2 houses, 2 cars, 1 home and contents and landlord insurance?
What is the best insurance company for multiple polices?
We have 2 houses which are being rented out, so we need landlord insurance for those 2 as well. The house and contents for the home we live in, and two cars. We are currently with NRMA.
This is in New South Wales, Australia.
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