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When you sign a lease agreement, you do not intend to break it. However things can happen, Health problems can keep you from work, you can lose your job, or unexpected finances come up. The result is that you cannot pay rent. You may also want to break a lease to get out from underneath a bad landlord. Or to get away from a neighbor. It may not be expected, but there can be times when breaking a lease is necessary.

Breaking a lease is usually grounds for eviction. The landlord or property management is not always going to consider the circumstances. Knowing your rights can help you deal with the process properly. This is useful in cases where you feel that you are being evicted unjustly.

Here are six important tips to protect yourself should you face an eviction.

  • Know the laws

Become familiar with the laws in your state. Each state has their own version of the Landlord and Tenant Act. This will serve as a guide to understanding the relationship between you and your landlord. It will contain an eviction section to focus on, but be sure to read the entire document. You can get a copy through the Attorney General’s website or by going to a local courthouse.

Pay close attention to the details regarding evictions, especially anything that constitutes an illegal eviction. In general, the landlord has to give a certain amount of notice and you have a window of time to correct the situation. Not allowing or adhering to this is a violation. An illegal eviction is not allowed in most states. If your landlord tries to evict you outside of the process, you can sue them. For example, if they change the locks on you or remove any property.

  • Keep records

From the day you move in, you should keep documents and records of all interactions with your landlord. This is beneficial should anything like an eviction come up. Keep every notice or letter they give you. Record the time, date, and nature of any verbal communications too. Always keep cashed checks and receipts as well as maintenance records.

It is also a good idea to take photos of the property when you move in, or once any grievance occurs. Some landlords have been known to claim damage to property and claim it was done by you. The more documentation and evidence you have, the better your case will be against your landlord or eviction. Not all landlords try devious tactics, but it is best to be prepared in the event they do.

  • Consult with an attorney

It helps to get legal advice during an eviction, even though you do not need representation for the case. Use a private attorney if you can afford one or check with Legal Aid for assistance. Most cities have Legal Aid offices and will be happy to provide consultation services. You get information and advice for a reduced price and sometimes free. Be sure to take all your documents and evidence so they can help you set up your case. Running through the details with them gets you prepared mentally for the case ahead.

  • Go to the hearing

You need to go to an eviction hearing in court. You cannot be evicted without this and your landlord is responsible for scheduling this. Do not miss this hearing. If you do not show, the judge automatically rules in favor of the landlord. If you go to the hearing, you may have a chance of beating the eviction. You will never know if you decide to pass. When you show up, the landlord also cannot claim damage against you or any other fines.

Make sure you are prepared before you go. Plan to proceed in the same way you discussed with your attorney. Have all documents ready to present and establish your defense before you get there. Dress professionally and arrive early.

  • Handling an eviction

In some cases, the judge will rule in favor of the landlord. Even if you have all documents and a good defense, you need to be prepared for this outcome. Make arrangements ahead of time to stay somewhere else and plant to rent a storage unit. If you have already found another rental, you do not need to worry about that. BE prepared to leave the property quickly. Every state allows an amount of time for eviction and in some cases it can be as little as 48 hours.

  • Getting another place

Evictions can be reported to credit bureaus. This can hurt your chances of renting again. Most landlords do not report this but there are other ways credit companies can get this info. There are companies that collect information and sell it to prospective landlords.

Be prepared for your next landlord to know about the eviction. Don’t plan on hiding it. Explain the circumstances to them and be honest. You can present all the same documents you had for the hearing to make your case. It does not do any good to talk bad about the previous landlord, especially if the eviction was your fault. You do not want to appear like a problem tenant. It can take time to find a new rental.

Many will turn you down, but someone will approve of you. You should expect that when you are approved you will have to pay or a higher security deposit. The eviction becomes less relevant as time passes, especially when you begin to make on-time payments.

An eviction can seem disastrous and cause for worry. The important thing to remember is that you are not the only one to go through this. Many renters have been evicted and get through the process just fine. Protect yourself by following the laws and being honest. Be prepared and know your rights and you will have the best chance of beating an eviction. If you do get evicted, know that it is not the end of the world. With time, everything will be right again.

Last Updated: October 11, 2022

Single father in need of help

I am in need of some serious help. I moved out to Georgia with my wife and kids in July of last year from Chicago. My son is 10 years old and have a 5 year old daughter and a 2 year old daughter as well. Within 3 months of moving out to Georgia, my wife decided to cheat on me and she moved out. I had to find another job because when I moved out here to Georgia I had to make a drastic pay cut and drive an hour to work and an hour back which was not feasible for me and my family. I’ve literally been keeping my head above water. When I found a job, it was located in acworth. It was slightly more money but wasn’t enough to cover my bills so I continued to look for work while I was working. It was going good for a couple months and then I got into a car accident. That really hurt me bad financially. I had to take Ubers back and forth to work and that ran me about $600 a week. My car has been down for about 4 months. So the money I earned from working was going straight to Uber rides and none of my bills. So I continued to look for another job that could accommodate everything like the extra bills that my wife was paying until she decided to leave. While I found another job about a month later that put me farther and farther behind in rent. So I had to use Ubers until I just recently got my car back. I am currently about to get evicted from my home unless I can come up with $7321.00 in the next three days. I’ve tried talking to my landlord and wanted to work something out but they did not want to do so. Had to go to court for writ of possession and they are pursuing the court order. Anything would be great. I would like to ask for $15000 to pay for my past bills and to be a little ahead so I won’t have to go through this again. I saw this website not too long ago because I am looking for as much help as possible.

My PayPal is PayPal.me/kevingore1987.

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Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 29, 2022

Desperately Need help with Rent. Facing Eviction.

 

Good afternoon,

My name is Joe and I wish to thank anyone who is reading this. I am currently engaged to a beautiful young woman with whom I plan to marry next spring. We are having a very difficult time, financially, getting caught up with rent and utilities. We have had barely enough to cover basic grocery shopping but have been managing. We fell into some heavy financial hardship back in May of this year (2022). I got let go from my job and it immediately began setting us back on our bills. I began looking for work immediately and started a new position to be a Life Insurance Agent in the state of NY. I went through the classes, passed the exam and got licensed at the end of June. My fiance and I were able to cover the bills at base level to keep the lights on but we quickly fell behind on rent, electric and gas. My car got reposessed as a result. I was able to get it back only after borrowing from a family member $2,100. Moving into the beginning of August, we were issued a 14 day eviction notice for our apartment as we were behind about $2,600 on rent. For this we had to take out a personal loan to pay it off. We were given a stern warning from our landlord that if we were late on rent again, she would not renew our lease at the beginning of November and we have no where else to go. We can’t afford to move and no one can take us in. Now entering into September, my job has finally starting picking up well. I got promoted to management and the opportunity to make more money is starting to come through, just not to the level where we need to be at just yet. With my position, it is commission based, as I sell Life Insurance. So I just need time to get established in my work for us to be ahead on bills for good. Through this, however, we have fallen behind on the bills for the month of September. I am exceptionally overwhelmed with it and do not know what to do to catch up. We owe $2,295 for rent (which is our $1,575 monthly payment, $670 legal fee for the 14 day eviction notice plus a $50 late fee), $295.33 electric bill which is set for termination and an $84.05 gas bill. I’m working everyday to get ahead and my fiance is working 2 jobs and we are absolutely struggling. We just need to get ahead to give us some wiggle room and time to get ahead. It seems everytime we start moving forward we get hit with something else and it seems impossible to make any sort of progress. We just desperately need help in getting caught up with these because we have no idea what to do otherwise.

Thank you very much for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,

Joseph Bardsley

 

PayPal link: https://paypal.me/JosephBardsley?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 22, 2022

Help Needed!!!

To those with the ability to help,

I am a father of two teenage boys (16/15) desperately in need of help. My oldest son, 16, is clinically diagnosed with Aspergers. He is the sweetest child you would ever meet, but has problems connecting with his peers socially. He had a problem being bullied his last year of middle school, so my wife and I decided home school might be the best option for him moving forward. His only friend was/is my youngest son, who is 15.

I am a veteran of the US Army and for the time being….married. For the past three years, I have had to travel for work Monday thru Friday managing the installation of large indoor cellular systems throughout the southeastern United States. During this three year period and without my knowledge, my wife secretly obtained a pain pill addiction. She took care of the finances/household so I could focus on work, which usually consisted of 12 hour days. All I ever wanted to do was relax once coming home and enjoy the short time I had with my family before having to leave again.

I was never a husband that constantly looked at our joint account. I was always trusting, because she always made it seem like things were handled. Little did I know, things were about as worse as they could get. About three weeks ago, I received a call from her brother while out of town asking about his sister’s/my wife’s welfare.

I was a bit stunned with the question as she never gave any signals of anything being bad while I was home. He stated that she had been speaking to other family members about suicide.  He asked about our marriage and how things were going. I told him we had spats every now and then, because she slept most of the time I was home on the weekends, but thought it was because she was tired from taking care of the duties of the house and our children during the week.

I would come home and there would be stacks of laundry and the house would be a mess. Most of my Saturday mornings consisted of doing laundry and cleaning and at times, I would get frustrated. He asked if we were having money problems and I responded by saying, “Last I knew or what she had claimed to me, we had several thousands of dollars in the bank.” He asked if he could come to the house that weekend, approximately 4 weeks ago to check on her and I said, “Sure”.

I called my work immediately and requested a few days off. I came home and immediately started digging into our finances. To my surprise, not only did we not have several thousands of dollars, our account was in the negatives several hundreds of dollars and I had just been paid a few days earlier. We had an overdraft option with our bank, so I never knew when I was out of town making purchases. I never pulled any cash out and usually only ate once a day, so I could try and make a little extra off the per diem I was receiving.

Her brother arrived the next day and we all sat down for a talk. She admitted she had a pain pill addiction and could not function without them. She was taking a high dose several times a day and would get very sick without them. She was Cash Apping herself several hundreds of dollars a day to support this habit from our joint account. Not only had she wiped us clean financially, we were several months behind on all of our bills (about to be evicted), and she had taken several payday loans out all over town.

I immediately called to get her into an in-patient treatment facility, where she has been the last 2 weeks and will be for the next 60-90 days. Her brother has tried to help financially, but can only do so much. Now, I am left with a ton of bills that I am trying to figure out how to pay so my two sons and I do not get put out on the street. I am desperately in need of atleast 5,000 dollars to pay back rent before we get evicted. Every time I turn around, it seems someone different is asking for money.

I have gone to just about every place I can to receive help and am desperate at this point. Any help from someone with the ability, would be greatly appreciated. At this point, I am just trying to maintain a roof over my two boys head and food for them to eat.  I am a hard working individual who has served his country and has always strived to provide for his family. This is completely degrading for me to have to do, but I am running out of options for help.  If I can ever get back to a place to help someone in need down the road, just know I would willingly and gladly for the opportunity someone with the ability gave me during my time in need.

 

Attached is what I am currently behind on. My utilities are included with the place I rent. I get paid next Friday and can only afford around 2,000 dollars of this while still being able to feed my children for the next two weeks after that.

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 20, 2022

2 weeks from Eviction

I feel really bad having to “beg” for money.  I have always been able to take care of myself and have never been in this situation before.  But the times have changed and so have I the older I get, so here goes:

I am about to be evicted.  Due to various circumstances beyond my control, I have gotten 3 months behind in my rent and my landlord is threatening eviction.  How did I get to this level of desperation?  Seven years ago I was diagnosed with breast cancer.   Underwent several months of chemotherapy and a few more months of radiation therapy.  I am happy to say that I survived the cancer, but not without consequences.  I was already Type I diabetic.  A condition in itself that is difficult at times, but it also contributes to some loss in bone density.  The chemo and radiation also contributes to a loss in bone density.  Needless to say, all this loss in bone density has left me with Osteoporosis of which has resulted in my suffering 6 compressed vertebrae since mid 2019.  I have had surgery on 2 of them, the others “healed” on their own but are still compressed.  This causes chronic pain 24/7.  I have filed for disability because of this but have been denied several times by their physicians due to the type of work I have done most of my life – office/clerical work.  They do not take into consideration that just moving/lifting my arms causes pain.  But I have managed to work with this pain – until recently.  On August 26, 2022 I was let go from my job.  I was in a position for 13 mos in a job that I loved that started out as temporary and transpired to permanent just prior to my being let go, so yes, I was still on probation.  I was out for 9 days with Covid.  Upon my return, my new supervisor, who turned out to be the vindictive type, had already set the wheels in motion to terminate my position.  I had never had any issues with her while she was just a coworker.  But when she became my supervisor her whole demeaner changed.

I was getting behind in my rent prior to this, mainly because our electric bill soared to just under $500/mo the last several months ($280 used to be my highest bill in the summer) and I also support my 30 year old son.  He had an accident back in 2019 falling off of a ladder and shattered his ankle/broke his leg.  He spent a year in an external fixator and had to stay off his leg/foot.  The type of work he did at that time was light maintenance and painting.  Well, he can no longer do that type of work as he cannot stand for long periods and definitely will not get back on a ladder.  He has tried to get an office type job (he actually tests quite high in all Microsoft Office apps and types 80 wpm) but no one even looks at his applications because he has had no actually office experience.  Plus he was recently diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum which is going to make his hunt for employment even more difficult.

I am diligently looking for work and have some interviews lined up but in the meantime, I am 2 weeks away from living in my car with my son, 3 dogs, 3 cats and 5 turtles.  All I need is enough to pay my rent, possibly buy food for my son and I and to feed my critters.

Rent is $1,150/mo and I owe July, August and now September equaling $3,450 and the cost of food for my son and I as well as our pets vary.  We are good for a little while on the medical supply side of things.  We just want to be able to survive with a roof over our heads and be able to eat.

I apologize for the novel, but thank you for listening.

My Paypal account is:  Paypal.me/VickieConverse61

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 10, 2022

Everything is falling apart

Hello. My name is Arinn and I am 28 years old. I could explain my entire life story and how I got here, but what’s important to know is I have worked hard my whole entire life. I’ve been working 2 jobs for the last 7 years, about 50 or more hours a week. My boyfriend works at ups as a loader. We have lived in a house an acquaintance of ours rents us and we have been here for 5 years. There was recently a basement leak which I told her about, she said she would be out to take a look in 3-4 weeks, as she lives in Colorado. When she got here she realized the leak was from the fridge and had to rip up the whole sub floor and all. She tried to charge us $5,000 even though it wasn’t our fault. So she decided to stop trying to take the money from us, but gave us 30 days notice to move out.

So my boyfriend and I felt it was time to buy a house. It’s as much if not lesser than renting right now. We found a house we like and are trying to close on it. We’ll, we were able to take the down payment from his small 401k he has. We tried to pull out the extra $2,000 in it but ups declined it and only gave us the down payment amount. We don’t have the $500 in ernesr money. On top of that, my cleaning job which was my 2nd job for the last 3 years let me go on August 1st because they are expanding and we’re able to afford professionals, even though there was never a problem with my work. She also gave me 0 warning.

Our bank account is -$900 right now and we just had several bills try to pull and bounce back- the most important being my car. We also have not had groceries in weeks and are living off of water, bread, hotdogs, and grilled cheese and Ramen. Neither family is willing to/ able to help us. Both of our dads took their own lives a few years ago and we both suffer from PTSD. I am still working 45 hours a week right now but it just isn’t enough. I’ve been applying places but nothing is working out due to my real job schedule. I feel like I’m drowning. I feel like the only way out is just to disappear. I need furniture, food, if I don’t get the Ernest money asap we won’t even get the house and will be homeless. Our landlord is evicting us on the 31st which should also be the day we get the keys. We also have no way to pay for a moving truck or anything. It’s been a horrible 2 months. My landlord has broken me, my job has broken me, and my family has broken me. I just don’t know what to do at this point.

In total, I need at the very minimum $500 for the Ernest check so we can secure the house. Realistically, we probably need something close to $5k to 10k with the furniture we need and some things that need fixing and food and now I need to try and pay back some of these bounced bills as well.

https://www.paypal.me/arinndennis

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 29, 2022

Praying for a $3,580.00 Miracle by 08/20/22

Hi, we are a family of 4 in desperate need of help!  We need help coming up with a lot of money in a short amount of time, so that we can keep a roof over our heads and not wind up on the streets.  There has been a culmination of things that happened to get us to this point, but it all comes down to; we thought we had time to get caught up and back on track (we even had a plan), but now it seems that time has become our enemy and I just don’t know what we are going to do!  Let me explain:

Approximately 3 months ago, my 13 year old teenage daughter decided she was going to kill herself.  Thank God, I found out about her plan and I immediately went into action to get her help!  I first called my job and alerted my manager of what was going on and let them know that I would not be logging in for work (I work from home), because I needed to see about my daughter.  Then, I called the behavioral emergency number provided to me for our area and wound up taking my daughter that very same morning to a local emergency room for help (our local hospital, Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital, has a mental health program and behavioral unit for children in crisis).  They admitted her that day into the emergency room, and we commenced to wait for a spot to open up in the Behavioral Unit for my daughter to receive treatment.

The hospital was so overloaded with children in crisis, that we wound up waiting 2 weeks just in an emergency holding room, before they were able to get her at least admitted to a regular medical room in the hospital, because there was a waiting list for the Behavioral Unit. It was 2 weeks of just my daughter and I, in a room with no windows, just waiting (there was no treatment at this time, until they could actually get her admitted to the hospital).  I had kept in constant contact with my Job during this time, and they were very understanding, but I was not paid during this time out of work, because I had no PTO or vacation time available.  My husband, thank goodness was working.  He had just started a new Security job.

After 2 weeks they were finally able to admit her to the hospital, and after another week, She was finally able to be admitted to the Behavioral Unit, and then I finally went home and back to work.  This was the beginning of our falling behind with the rent.  As I was out of work for practically a month with no pay, and my husband had to work 2 weeks “in the hole”, since he had just started his job, before he got a pay check.  Then, all of a sudden our old van (our only means of transportation we have) started having mechanical problems.  The next couple of weeks my husband put whatever money we had available, into trying to keep the van running, because he needed to get back and forth to work.  Until finally on his way to work one evening, my husband heard a loud “BOOM” and the van ceased to move.  To make a long story short, the engine blew in the van, and NO MORE VAN!!!  We needed a new vehicle, so my husband was able to go to a local car lot and buy a used car.  Of course, he had to put down a deposit, and that was just about the rest of the money we had.

During all of this, I had been in contact with our Landlord and explained to him what was going on.  He had been gracious and patient with us, and we were doing all we could to keep working and try to get caught up.  It has been a struggle, but we were working and paying little by little what we could.  My daughter was finally released from the hospital and is doing better, but I have been having to take a lot of time off of work without pay, to get her back and forth every week to appointments with a therapist, Case worker, Psychiatrist and Psychologist. Thank God for Medicaid, otherwise, I would not be able to afford her treatments.  In any case, for the most part my husband, has been holding us down with his job, but he does not make nearly enough to not only get us caught up, but also keep us afloat with all of the monthly bills.  We have been doing the best we can.

At the beginning of July, our Landlord gave us a Notification letter letting us know how much we were behind and how much we owed (attached).   He has always given us these notices as a way to keep track of what we owe.   Then, out of nowhere at nearly the end of the month we received a 30 day notice stuck to our door(also attached), and the information on the notice wasn’t even from our Landlord.  It appears he may have sold the property to someone else.  We had no clue!  Now, we are really in a scramble to try and get completely caught up, so that we won’t be put out on the street.  I am so completely mentally and physically exhausted, with everything we were already facing and trying to handle, and now this!  I truly don’t know how much more I can take!  We’re not bad people.  We have just had a really rough time of it the past 5 months.  All I am asking is for help raising the money we are past due on our rent, $3,850.00.  We’re almost out of time.  Please, help us if you can.

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Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 22, 2022

Eviction Notice

Hello my name is Brian Villalta…. Two days ago I received a 3 day notice to pay 2000 by the end of this week…..I am back up on my rent for like 5 months due to lost of hours and minimal day of work like 2 or 3 days of work in one week little of bit money….so i got so back up on rent and other bills like my light bills and car payment….I am the only who is working rite now in my family is just me,my gf who goes to school and a 2 and 6 year old…I have try family and friend to lend me money that fail….I try all payday loans to little bit of money…I have try everything and nothing working for me rite now….so am reaching for some help from the community….I never beg I work so hard but this year has put me down to shame hopefully anything helps me out thank you……

here my PayPal link @Succesinlife Brian Villalta may call me at (209) 283- 6217.

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 17, 2022

Desperate for assistance

Hello – my name is Emily and I am in dire need of assistance. Thank you for taking the time to visit my page.

I relocated to California in 2020 during the beginning of the pandemic, not knowing that the pandemic would wreak havoc on the whole world and destroy so many families’ finances. Well, I was not infected with COVID thankfully, but that did not leave me immune to the rest of the consequences of the pandemic.

I have struggled to maintain employment due to the required stay-at-home order and intense anxiety. I know that I need a traditional work environment in order to thrive professionally. As a result of job loss, my situation has drastically suffered: I am behind on rent and facing eviction, my credit is horribly ruined and I am behind on credit card payments, I live across the country away from the rest of my family, and my job history doesn’t look favorable to employers. After being fired from multiple good opportunities, I have developed extreme anxiety and insecurity and experience frequent panic attacks when I need to perform my professional duties. Further, I have been supplementing my income with gig work and my car insurance has lapsed, so I cannot continue to provide for myself without driving illegally, which I refuse to do. I also volunteer with a local organization, but lately I haven’t been able to fulfill that commitment because I use all my time trying to get ahead.

I have no where else to turn. My family is unable to help as they also severely struggle financially. I have spent countless hours contacting charitable agencies and resources to get some aid, but so many others are in the same situation as myself and there is no way to get timely/urgent help. Because I relocated during the pandemic, I haven’t been able to make any local friends or acquaintances, so I cannot turn to anyone for help. I am all alone.

As I mentioned, I am also facing eviction. I am struggling to find a new apartment, as I have a poor work history, horrible credit, and no local references. I have added myself to several waiting lists for Section 8 and public and affordable housing, but the waiting times for these lists are YEARS. One city told me the waiting list was 10 YEARS. Unbelievable.

I grew up in extreme poverty. I saw my mother struggle so much, and I promised myself that would do all I could to not live like that when I grew up. She lost houses, cars, jobs, had food insecurity, alcoholism… you name it, she suffered it. Well, sadly, here I am, despite being the first in my family to graduate college and trying so hard to get ahead. Poverty really is a generational trauma. Unfortunately, my mom passed away several years ago, only at age 42.

If you are able, please help. I promise to pay it forward when I am able. I am struggling so much and am so saddened and depressed to be in this situation I’m in. I want to contribute to society. I want to get back to who I used to be: productive, active, intelligent, confident. I do not resemble who I used to be at all.

Please help me in any way. Even words of encouragement would make me feel hugely better, as I have no one to talk to and am all alone.

Thank you so much for reading my story, as well as for your time and consideration. I wish you all the best. Thank you.

PP link: https://paypal.me/Boomie3347?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 16, 2022

I need money for rent Evection Notice

Hello my name is Brian Villalta,I am the man of the house who pay bills and everything for me and my family. My family consist of me, my girlfriend and my 6 and 2 year old kids…..To explain my situation it goes back to April 2022….I was working about 40 plus he a week was making decent money. but unfortunately my job cut my hours in half I began to work about 22-30 hours a week….was bearly making 600-800 a week…my rent is 980 a month and I started to begin to fall back on all my payments…I got my car repossessed….all my bills starting to pile up on me….my money was bearly making it by for food clothes and smaller bills especially for my kids….so now 4 months later I have an eviction notice from my landlord I am behind 5,000 dollars and he is giving me till the end of the month to pay him all the rent if not we’ll be quick to the street….I am still working barely getting back to working more hours but am so behind and stressing….I have tried loans they denied…I have try my family but they all denied me…I have tried hard to obtain the money but no luck till I found this website I hope someone can help me with this goal anything helps at this point i only have save 500 dollars that’s all I have am doing this for my kids not me for them.

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 14, 2022

A Series of Unfortunate Events

Hello Good Samaritans. I’ve never asked for money online before and I’ve never seen a site like this. What a godsend it would be if anything became of this so here goes.

I am a disabled Army vet. I can provide DD-214 honorable discharge paperwork and full disability proof from the VA upon request. I receive a total of roughly $1800 in monthly benefits. I can provide paperwork on this too. Anything I represent I can prove if necessary. At this exact moment, that is my only income. I am 52 years old and live with one cat, Teddy-cat, a tuxedo domestic shorthair who is approx 7 years old (I’m not the original fur-parent).

In late 2019 I was happily although ignorantly married to a woman with multiple sclerosis. We met on Tinder.
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Her boyfriend had left her. He didn’t want to push a wheelchair around.. MS attacks in roughly two year cycles, targeting the myelin sheaths that protect neurons in the brain. An attack could manifest as a permanent loss of balance, paralysis, cognitive dysfunction, anything the brain controls which is everything.

I paid her car current two weeks. I had been praying to God for a woman with a good heart and I didn’t care if she was 500 lbs Not 500 lbs but being with her likely DID mean pushing a whechair at some point, or a zillion other things. Would I step up?

I decided I would do it. She was a sweetheart, a gift from God. I had been selfish in past relationships, I admitted to myself, and it’s time to be unselfish. Once I’d crossed that mental bridge, I was all in.

Stephanie had been denied Social Security disability on her first attempt. The state doctor said she was faking it. This enraged me.

I did all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, dishes, everything for the next two years. We eveb took a trip to Washington DC, she’d never been there. At the National Archives, she took a picture of the Declaration of Independence despite a sign saying it was a crime to do so. The look on her face was so mischievous. I loved her even more.

Stephanie was denied on her appeal in mid-November 2019. The judge thought she was faking too.

The mask came off right afterwards. Her voice lost the girlish tone it had, becoming sharp and caustic. She looked at me with disdain. I was pathetic to her.

I left immediately and left her everything I couldn’t fit into my SUV. I rented a room out of a house. My side biz went from $3k/mo profit to almost zero due to COVID. Cell phone stores were closing and those were my bread and butter. I sold my inventory off at a steep loss just to be able to eat and buy gas.

$1000/mo was too much to have to share a bathroom with three other people and without the business income I was priced out of that area. I wanted a fresh start anyway. .

I moved to Albuquerque and rented a one bedroom apartment for $725/month on July 2, 2020. I paid rent on time and in full in August, September and October of 2020.

In September of 2020, I found out that 1) California had canceled my ~$800 in monthly benefits for food and medical, and 2) that New Mexico had denied me for them. I had been receiving $191 in CalFresh food benefits monthly, along with medi-Cal benefits which paid my Medicare premium of $205, my 20% co-pay for Medicare labs and office visits, and lost all prescription drug coverage which had been 100%, adding $354 between the two in monthly out of pocket. The amount I lost exceeded my entire rent.

I applied for COVID benefits which covered my rent for 15 months. My landlord also tried some dirty trick constructive eviction techniques like turning off my utilities for months on end, and I was able to get a few months of rent abated but not the actual number of months it was off.

I was not able to save any money by not paying rent for 15 months due to the fact that the rent coverage did not equal the amount I lost due to the benefit loss. I don’t make enough to do both without the help I was getting in California.

I have an eviction proceeding for Writ of Restitution this week. My GMC Envoy had all four tires slashed when I was at the laundromat about a year ago. I have no idea who did it or why. I tried to drive it but it was impossible. I didn’t have money to tow or fix it so I put a note in the window to please not tow. It was towed anyway and I couldn’t afford to get it out. I haven’t had a vehicle in over a year.

It’s just me and Teddy-cat who is a sweet, loving animal that doesn’t deserve what’s about to happen. By August 1st and possibly by Wednesday, August 27th (depending on if Judge issues Writ same day or grants a few more) there will be a Writ of Restitution for premises. I have no way to get the furniture into storage, to rent a U-Haul to get it there if I had somewhere to take it, and no money for deposits or prepaid rents. Everything I owned that was sellable on Craigslist or eBay has been sold off. I have no computer, no tablet, no wifi, no TV anymore.

If I am still here when the Writ is issued, I will be removed and have to leave my belongings behind. Teddy will be in a cat carrier with nowhere to carry him.

This is the pending certainty that now draws frighteningly close and prompts my request.

I am not a victim. This is my fault. I’ve known this was coming and I have failed to come up with a solution. I kept putting it off because the stress hurt my head and the fear paralyzed me. I feel ashamed. This is hard.

I am asking for help getting back to California where I can reapply for benefits and begin rebuilding my life. I receive $1648 Screenshot_20220723-092219-514.pngon August 3rd. I have no money at all this very moment.

I would ideally like to get enough to buy a cheap $2500 vehicle so that if worse comes to worst, we won’t be on the street when the eviction hits. Anything beyond that would help get gas, insurance, registration, storage unit, and motel until the 3rd. Come the 3rd, I’ll have enough to rent a room again in California where I can file a new application with social services.

If anything at all is provided to assist me and my cat, I promise to repay it or pay it forward via the same mechanism, at the Good Samaritan’s option.

Thanks for reading. If any corroboration in the form of documentation for a single representation I’ve made here today is desired, just ask and I’ll be happy to post it.

God bless all of you Good Samaritans, I didn’t know people really did this on any kind of scale. You are the counterbalances to an increasingly unfriendly world.

D. Brian Smith

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Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 8, 2022

Praying for a $3,580.00 Miracle by 08/20/22

Hi, we are a family of 4 in desperate need of help!  We need help coming up with a lot of money in a short amount of time, so that we can keep a roof over our heads and not wind up on the streets.  There has been a culmination of things that happened to get us to this point, but it all comes down to; we thought we had time to get caught up and back on track (we even had a plan), but now it seems that time has become our enemy and I just don’t know what we are going to do!  Let me explain:

Approximately 3 months ago, my 13 year old teenage daughter decided she was going to kill herself.  Thank God, I found out about her plan and I immediately went into action to get her help!  I first called my job and alerted my manager of what was going on and let them know that I would not be logging in for work (I work from home), because I needed to see about my daughter.  Then, I called the behavioral emergency number provided to me for our area and wound up taking my daughter that very same morning to a local emergency room for help (our local hospital, Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital, has a mental health program and behavioral unit for children in crisis).  They admitted her that day into the emergency room, and we commenced to wait for a spot to open up in the Behavioral Unit for my daughter to receive treatment.

The hospital was so overloaded with children in crisis, that we wound up waiting 2 weeks just in an emergency holding room, before they were able to get her at least admitted to a regular medical room in the hospital, because there was a waiting list for the Behavioral Unit. It was 2 weeks of just my daughter and I, in a room with no windows, just waiting (there was no treatment at this time, until they could actually get her admitted to the hospital).  I had kept in constant contact with my Job during this time, and they were very understanding, but I was not paid during this time out of work, because I had no PTO or vacation time available.  My husband, thank goodness was working.  He had just started a new Security job.

After 2 weeks they were finally able to admit her to the hospital, and after another week, She was finally able to be admitted to the Behavioral Unit, and then I finally went home and back to work.  This was the beginning of our falling behind with the rent.  As I was out of work for practically a month with no pay, and my husband had to work 2 weeks “in the hole”, since he had just started his job, before he got a pay check.  Then, all of a sudden our old van (our only means of transportation we have) started having mechanical problems.  The next couple of weeks my husband put whatever money we had available, into trying to keep the van running, because he needed to get back and forth to work.  Until finally on his way to work one evening, my husband heard a loud “BOOM” and the van ceased to move.  To make a long story short, the engine blew in the van, and NO MORE VAN!!!  We needed a new vehicle, so my husband was able to go to a local car lot and buy a used car.  Of course, he had to put down a deposit, and that was just about the rest of the money we had.

During all of this, I had been in contact with our Landlord and explained to him what was going on.  He had been gracious and patient with us, and we were doing all we could to keep working and try to get caught up.  It has been a struggle, but we were working and paying little by little what we could.  My daughter was finally released from the hospital and is doing better, but I have been having to take a lot of time off of work without pay, to get her back and forth every week to appointments with a therapist, Case worker, Psychiatrist and Psychologist. Thank God for Medicaid, otherwise, I would not be able to afford her treatments.  In any case, for the most part my husband, has been holding us down with his job, but he does not make nearly enough to not only get us caught up, but also keep us afloat with all of the monthly bills.  We have been doing the best we can.

At the beginning of July, our Landlord gave us a Notification letter letting us know how much we were behind and how much we owed (attached).   He has always given us these notices as a way to keep track of what we owe.   Then, out of nowhere at nearly the end of the month we received a 30 day notice stuck to our door(also attached), and the information on the notice wasn’t even from our Landlord.  It appears he may have sold the property to someone else.  We had no clue!  Now, we are really in a scramble to try and get completely caught up, so that we won’t be put out on the street.  I am so completely mentally and physically exhausted, with everything we were already facing and trying to handle, and now this!  I truly don’t know how much more I can take!  We’re not bad people.  We have just had a really rough time of it the past 5 months.  All I am asking is for help raising the money we are past due on our rent, $3,850.00.  We’re almost out of time.  Please, help us if you can.  Any amount would be appreciated.

Donate at:   paypal.me/SimplyAury

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Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 5, 2022

HELP-RECEIVED EVICTION NOTICE TODAY

Please help, just received a three (3) day notice to pay or quit. I lost my job last year during covid.  I’m a single mom working at a part time job. Have been trying to find a full time job, but to no avail have not succeeded.  At my age, 55, its not easy finding a full time job.  My part time job is not enough to pay the rent, its enough for food and pay only the important bills.  I thought I was only two (2) months behind but its almost four (4) months. My rent is $1090.00 a month. The total amount is $4090.00.  I’m in the process in getting a second evening part time job.  The support I get is enough to pay for my car payment.  I can’t lose my car, need it to get to work.  I drive a couple of workers to our place of employment and I get $50 for gas money.  I’ve been paying small amounts of rent monthly but I guess its just not enough anymore.  I haven’t shared my dilemma with anyone due to my embarrassment.  I have tried asking my friends and family for some help but it seems everyone has there own issues.  Especially at times like these. My anxiety and depression is getting worse.   I just don’t know what to do but ask some kind people for help.  I would be grateful to receive any help possible.  As soon as I’m financially stable I will pay back any money received.

Thank you for taking the time in reading my desperate request.

paypal.me/GloriaH1966

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 5, 2022

Out of options and need blessed

Please take the time and read this, I am in at the end of my rope of hope and faith and i pray that I can get help. I am a parent of 3 children and I am in need of help to save my home. I was a business owner until the pandemic hit and it all went south for our family. I didn’t want to take any government help when they were handing out money so I tried to make it through depleting my own personal money as well as trashing my personal credit. My business since has failed and I now have a mountain of debt and can not get any help to get out of it. My credit score is 400s and I’m unable to refi to save my home. 950E5516-ADA6-48C7-BBBE-94D502744462.jpegI have done all I can do to raise money, garage sales, work small paying jobs, I’ve sold items on Facebook Marketplace just to get by. But now, with the high inflation and rising cost of living I am in desperate need. I have less than two weeks to raise money to save my home. With school soon to be starting back up I don’t have the means to buy my kids the things that they need to start. I am so ashamed because I was a person that would look to help others during these times and now I am literally begging someone that is blessed financially to help my family. Please help my family. This is out of character for me, because I am a person that does everything for my kids and family through god, but this is a time that god has lead me to this place to seek help from good humans. Faithful believers that are willing to help an honest person that you may not know. If your are in a position that is blessed financially, please help me. God has sent you to this page to help. God brought you here to help restore my faith in life and offer my hope when I feel hopeless. If you can help me please do.

PayPal.Me/takingdonations2022

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: July 31, 2022

Take Back My Life

Hello,

My name is Austin and I’m in dire need of help.  Let me start off by saying that I will pay back anyone who is willing to help me out.  I don’t like asking for help, I’ve always been told it’s not the manly way to go, but I’m desperate.  When I was younger, 21, I made some mistakes when my fiancé left me.  I bought a house, and took out a lot of credit to move into the house.  It’s been 4 years since then and I’ve been bounce from loan to loan, credit card to credit card and I can’t seem to get out of the loop.  I take home about $1000 a week, but 800 is taken out of my checks before I can even see it.  I want out of this loop.  If I can clear my credit history I can take back my life.  I’ve almost been evicted 3 times, my vehicle is ready to be repossessed August 6, and my utilities have all almost been turned off.  Once I’m out of this loop, I promise I can start paying people back.  No matter what you can give, every little will help.  Help me please to take back my life so I can survive.

My PayPal is at https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/fatboy2by4

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: July 29, 2022

Emergency Help 5 days to pay

My family and I are looking for help to save our home and keep our power on. We are a big family of 15. We have never been in a position to need help; we have always been the ones to help which is how my family became so big. I have 3 biological daughters a granddaughter my nephew that was dropped at my doorstep 3 children I took in when their mother passed away my sister who is battling an array of physical health and mental health problems and a pregnant friend with two small children that all relied on my husband and I. In April my daughter who is battling Cystic Fibrosis became ill and I had to take a Leave of Absence from work. I should have been paid during this time, but the company messed up somewhere and my PTO was not processed.  I was supposed to return to work in June and received a call 1 day before and told that my position was no longer available, and they could move me to another location to then tell me my services were no longer needed (I am still fighting for my pto that should have been paid out during my loa and my position not being available on my return).  I was the bread winner in my family, and this has caused us to get very behind. In mid-June I caught Covid, and it hit me very hard, and I was down for a month. I just started a new job but will not have my first check in time to pay our house payment and electric bill. My rental company is working with us but we can not be late on any payment and it has to be paid by wire transfer not later than the 5th of August. We got an extension on our electric but only until the 4th of August. We do not get any government assistance and have been denied anytime we have tried. We are desperately seeking help at this point, and we understand that it is a very short time frame. I have attached proof of all payments that are do that we are needing help with.  It is very hard for us to even ask for help especially when have always been the ones helping others. We greatly appreciate any help that is given to us and will continue to pay it forward once we are back on our feet.

paypal.me/Charlie8217

 

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Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

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