HELP: Getting evicted for BullsHZT reason

[brandon]

Originally posted by blueripper6
Doesnt matter.. because the 2 other room mates just gave there notice and the 3 of us are all leaving this house.. HAHAHAHAHA

Originally posted by 403Gemini


you guys showed her!!!!!!

[sputnik]

Originally posted by blueripper6
i dunno..
The more I think of it and read the contract its complete bullshit what she is doing.. fucking bitch.

Doesnt matter.. because the 2 other room mates just gave there notice and the 3 of us are all leaving this house.. HAHAHAHAHA

You guys are BAD-ASS!

Reminds me of this time in elementary school when we all coughed at the same time.... man did that annoy the substitute teacher.

[dj_rice]

Originally posted by blueripper6
i dunno..
The more I think of it and read the contract its complete bullshit what she is doing.. fucking bitch.

Doesnt matter.. because the 2 other room mates just gave there notice and the 3 of us are all leaving this house.. HAHAHAHAHA

Originally posted by 403Gemini


you guys showed her!!!!!!

[urban.one]

I dont think you are correct.

This page is not very clear in its explanation, however.
http://www.servicealberta.gov.ab.ca/...changes.cfm#q1

But how can anyone keep track of how many time a landlord has increased rent for month to month or short-term renters.

Im pretty certain it would be a rent increase once per year for a given tenant. What if you take the unit off the market for a month and then put it on as a new rental? Under your interpretation, would this reset the year?

Originally posted by lint


Unless his rent has already been raised once, there's no difference between and existing tenant or a new one. AB allows for one rent increase, no limit, per year.

[jdm_eg6]

like said above, landlords dont boot tenants very easily unless:

A) Money isnt comming in
B) its costing the landlord to keep you arround
C) Your causing too much of an annoyance to even want your money.

I have had my experiance with such matters, and somthing doesnt smell right in this situation... IF its a legitimate suite, and if in all reality in your contract it doesnt state anything about other persons (aka 3rd party visitors) and you havent violated any other Land and tennant act subjects .etc you can fight this battle and easily win.

[Spoons]

Originally posted by jdm_eg6
like said above, landlords dont boot tenants very easily unless:

A) Money isnt comming in
B) its costing the landlord to keep you arround
C) Your causing too much of an annoyance to even want your money.

I have had my experiance with such matters, and somthing doesnt smell right in this situation... IF its a legitimate suite, and if in all reality in your contract it doesnt state anything about other persons (aka 3rd party visitors) and you havent violated any other Land and tennant act subjects .etc you can fight this battle and easily win.

Yeah an especially if you are good, they would want to keep you. OBVIOUSLY you are doing something wrong. My dad is kicking out his renters (legal basement suite) and he is just going to make it apart of his house cause he is sick and tired of trying to find good renters.

[boarderfatty]

my friend had lanlords that were treating him like shit so before he gave notice for moving out he cut out holes in the wall behind pictures plants couches etc went crazy at a fresh fish market and filled the walls, then patched up the holes so that noone would ever notice and left.

it was over a $500 damage deposit for a damaged appliance which he had previously paid for out of his own pocket to repair, and they were still keeping the deposit because of it

[krisopotamus]

^^ hahah that is hilarious, pretty harsh, but by the sounds of it the landlord deserved it

[Seanith]

Originally posted by boarderfatty
my friend had lanlords that were treating him like shit so before he gave notice for moving out he cut out holes in the wall behind pictures plants couches etc went crazy at a fresh fish market and filled the walls, then patched up the holes so that noone would ever notice and left.

Would that stink even though its hidden in the walls?

[SunniSunShine]

Originally posted by sputnik


You guys are BAD-ASS!

Reminds me of this time in elementary school when we all coughed at the same time.... man did that annoy the substitute teacher.

[Annoyingrob]

Originally posted by Seanith



Would that stink even though its hidden in the walls?

Eventually, yes. The spaces aren't air tight, to prevent mildew from building up. The rotting fish will soak into the drywall first though. It's a LOT of damage to clean up