No, only eligible payroll expenses for that program (it was to help businesses to keep paying workers).Were landlords eligible for any of that PPP stuff or whatever it was designed to keep businesses afloat...?
Yeah, most NJ citizens like it because they generally aren't the ones filling up on the Jersey turnpike. We drive through NJ a lot to go to my in-laws in NY, and I always plan ahead so that I never have to stop at any of those service areas. Total cluster fcks, all of them.https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/18/energy/n ... index.html
Sort of the "who cares" side, but always wondered why NJ din't let you pump gas. Never knew Oregon was the same.
I remember as a kid in the 80s you could chose to pump or have a service person do it. Also remember that pretty much being gone when I got my license in 1994.
He also said that the police were there to respond within I think 3 minutes of the shooting.
Wow
I’m confused, have renters not needed to pay rent in the last two years?If I'm a property owner who hasn't been paid in two years you're darn right the rent is going up. I've gotta recoup that money somehow.
My understanding was that you were still supposed to pay rent, but if you couldn't, you couldn't get evicted, but still owed the money.I’m confused, have renters not needed to pay rent in the last two years?If I'm a property owner who hasn't been paid in two years you're darn right the rent is going up. I've gotta recoup that money somehow.
Yeah, it wasn't rent relief, you still owed the money, you just couldn't get evicted.My understanding was that you were still supposed to pay rent, but if you couldn't, you couldn't get evicted, but still owed the money.I’m confused, have renters not needed to pay rent in the last two years?If I'm a property owner who hasn't been paid in two years you're darn right the rent is going up. I've gotta recoup that money somehow.
Then again, I could be way off. I also didn't know when that eviction hold was lifted either.
That seems like quite a deal.Hopefully my renewal (I don't want to move again right now) is somewhat reasonable...that said, I've been renting a 3 bedroom/2 bathroom apartment on the top floor of my building on the UES for under $2k per month...so...eeeeeeeeee...
How **** stupid can you be? The tweeter, not you ulf. Though I’m sure you hear that enough.Damn it they're seizing drugs AND arresting terrorists. When will it end?
I haven’t rented in awhile - being a fully functional adult and all - but aren’t there laws around how much rent can go up year to year?Yeah...somehow I was able to convince them to lower the rent for a longer lease...
I also offered to give them a lump sum upfront (assuming they needed cash) to reduce the overall annual rent, but they said that wasn't legal...cap circumvention or something...
But yeah, I think in 2019 this apartment was $3500 or so per month...I got them down to half that in 2021...
I just hopped on zillow and tried to look around for just a 2 br/1.5 ba apartment near me and there are 0 under $3k. Oh boy...
Yikes, I would brace for an increase. Hopefully there is something in place to cap them from ungodly increases.Yeah...somehow I was able to convince them to lower the rent for a longer lease...
I also offered to give them a lump sum upfront (assuming they needed cash) to reduce the overall annual rent, but they said that wasn't legal...cap circumvention or something...
But yeah, I think in 2019 this apartment was $3500 or so per month...I got them down to half that in 2021...
I just hopped on zillow and tried to look around for just a 2 br/1.5 ba apartment near me and there are 0 under $3k. Oh boy...
I've paid mine and my kids have as well. I think it was you couldn't evict people if they hadn't paid rent.I’m confused, have renters not needed to pay rent in the last two years?If I'm a property owner who hasn't been paid in two years you're darn right the rent is going up. I've gotta recoup that money somehow.
If they want to raise the rent more than 5%, they need to give us 60 days written notice. We're not in that zone yet. I forget when our lease ends, but I think it's late autumn...I'm going to be annoyed. Hopefully they don't raise it more than 50%...I haven’t rented in awhile - being a fully functional adult and all - but aren’t there laws around how much rent can go up year to year?Yeah...somehow I was able to convince them to lower the rent for a longer lease...
I also offered to give them a lump sum upfront (assuming they needed cash) to reduce the overall annual rent, but they said that wasn't legal...cap circumvention or something...
But yeah, I think in 2019 this apartment was $3500 or so per month...I got them down to half that in 2021...
I just hopped on zillow and tried to look around for just a 2 br/1.5 ba apartment near me and there are 0 under $3k. Oh boy...
I could see that. back a few months, the Governor of GA suspended the state gas tax. I want to say it's something like 30 cents per gallon. stations are not REQUIRED to pass that on to the consumer. most of the stations near my house dropped maybe 10 cents. that said, GA already has one of the lower per gallon prices. I paid $4.29 yesterday at Sam's Club.Good thread on why the federal gas tax holiday isn't a great idea: the refiners/oil co. will take most of the tax relief:
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