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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:00:04
Edited: 2020-03-22 22:12:28

I'm sure tenants could phone the police. I've noticed them in full force. Also under normal circumstances you'd have to get a court order , if tenants end up suing you because the law is now made , land lords could end up worse off.

But this is digressing from the original post , the post was to highlight there are children who won't be able to eat during this time , that's more important than land lords loosing money right now.
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:11:30

Fake news': Department rubbishes letter claiming landlords can't collect rent from tenants www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/fake-news-department-rubbishes-letter-claiming-landlords-cant-collect-rent-from-tenants-20200322
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:12:25

On 2020-03-22 22:00:04 Madison said:
I'm sure tenants could phone the police. I've noticed them in full force. Also under normal circumstances you'd have to get a court order , if tenants end up suing you because the law is now made , land lords could end up worse off.

But this is digressing from the original post , the post was to highlight there are kids who won't be able to eat during this time , that's more important than land lords loosing money right now.



Sorry for going off topic, Madison.

I sympathise with the tenants, but landlords don't really care for the laws that are in place to protect tenants. I don't think their behaviour will be any different this time around, but only time will tell.
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:17:51
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@ wors please watch link, this was 9 hours ago and precedes anything news Channels say about the matter , this is the presidential committee and it comes from THEIR mouths , not news Channels! https://youtu.be/K655V0NPaRU
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:18:35

https://youtu.be/K655V0NPaRU
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:19:26

On 2020-03-22 21:33:27 Madison said:
This is not normal circumstances , this is a state of emergency. Waiters, service providers ect ect have all had to take either salary cuts or no pay. What is the alternatives ? To have everyone evicted? They are writing up laws to protect the majority not the minority in these circumstances. When enforced land lords will face penalties. You won't be able to go to court ect. These are unprecedented circumstances, I think as a land lord you will loose.



Thats all well and good, but the landlord is still expected to pay electricity, water, municipal rates, levies and their bond. What about their children not getting food? Just because you are a landlord does not mean you are rolling in money. There is no free lunch, for someone not to pay - all you are doing is kicking the burden up the chain to someone else.

Think about a complex that has hundreds of units that do not pay rent for months. Levies cant be paid by owners and therefore all guards, cleaners and staff cannot be paid etc etc. It all just shifts the pain to someone else.

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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:20:12

If it helps, just about every church in each area has some kind of feeding scheme. Donated food is given or sandwiches/soup that has been prepared. You dont have to be part of the congregation or necessarily a Christian to recieve.

Have personally made sandwiches and tea and given out (it was weekly).

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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:23:35

La belle thank you for giving constructive advice. If any lady needs help I am willing to help if I can. I can't promise much but I hope I can help the little ones in this instance.

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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:29:48

@mike23 and tomlette, I'm sure when the country isn't facing an international disaster I would agree with you whole heartedly however if passed, landlords could end up facing jail time for ignoring direct measures to counteract literally thousands of people being thrown onto the streets. I'm guessing their thought process now , is if you can afford properties you're in a better situation than most in this country. The country can not face its work force being forced into homelessness.

NO one wins here! It is a loose loose situation all round. Banks won't be able to reposes your properties and they have lowered the interest rates, WHY should you be the only ones benefiting? The attitude astounds me! Maybe lower your rentals ? Perhaps if you've shown some grace , grace will be afforded you.
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Posted: 2020-03-22 22:39:53

Standard Bank looking to fuck u over with interest rates, by offering u 'holiday payment' I fucking hate that bank

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