- This topic has 50 replies, 8 voices, and was last updated 16 years, 4 months ago by
Oxford.
-
AuthorPosts
-
July 17, 2009 at 9:22 AM #433148July 17, 2009 at 9:45 AM #432420
CoronitaParticipantBump
July 17, 2009 at 9:45 AM #432636CoronitaParticipantBump
July 17, 2009 at 9:45 AM #432935CoronitaParticipantBump
July 17, 2009 at 9:45 AM #433007CoronitaParticipantBump
July 17, 2009 at 9:45 AM #433168CoronitaParticipantBump
July 17, 2009 at 10:15 AM #432511UCGal
ParticipantThis scenario actually happened to me 20 plus years ago. I rented a small 2 br house in Normal Heights on 36th street, adjacent to the old safeway. Turns out the guy I rented from had been hired by the Safeway corp to keep the lawn mowed and empty the house (and a bunch of others like it) because they were building “super stores”.) Instead he was living in one, and renting the others. 18 months later we get a letter from Safeway corp asking us what rent we’ve been playing and giving us 60 days notice. The guy went to jail.
It was a hassle to move – but it was a great and inexpensive place to live for a year and half when I was going to SDSU.
(House is now torn down with a supermarket on top of the site.)
July 17, 2009 at 10:15 AM #432724ParticipantThis scenario actually happened to me 20 plus years ago. I rented a small 2 br house in Normal Heights on 36th street, adjacent to the old safeway. Turns out the guy I rented from had been hired by the Safeway corp to keep the lawn mowed and empty the house (and a bunch of others like it) because they were building “super stores”.) Instead he was living in one, and renting the others. 18 months later we get a letter from Safeway corp asking us what rent we’ve been playing and giving us 60 days notice. The guy went to jail.
It was a hassle to move – but it was a great and inexpensive place to live for a year and half when I was going to SDSU.
(House is now torn down with a supermarket on top of the site.)
July 17, 2009 at 10:15 AM #433024ParticipantThis scenario actually happened to me 20 plus years ago. I rented a small 2 br house in Normal Heights on 36th street, adjacent to the old safeway. Turns out the guy I rented from had been hired by the Safeway corp to keep the lawn mowed and empty the house (and a bunch of others like it) because they were building “super stores”.) Instead he was living in one, and renting the others. 18 months later we get a letter from Safeway corp asking us what rent we’ve been playing and giving us 60 days notice. The guy went to jail.
It was a hassle to move – but it was a great and inexpensive place to live for a year and half when I was going to SDSU.
(House is now torn down with a supermarket on top of the site.)
July 17, 2009 at 10:15 AM #433095ParticipantThis scenario actually happened to me 20 plus years ago. I rented a small 2 br house in Normal Heights on 36th street, adjacent to the old safeway. Turns out the guy I rented from had been hired by the Safeway corp to keep the lawn mowed and empty the house (and a bunch of others like it) because they were building “super stores”.) Instead he was living in one, and renting the others. 18 months later we get a letter from Safeway corp asking us what rent we’ve been playing and giving us 60 days notice. The guy went to jail.
It was a hassle to move – but it was a great and inexpensive place to live for a year and half when I was going to SDSU.
(House is now torn down with a supermarket on top of the site.)
July 17, 2009 at 10:15 AM #433260ParticipantThis scenario actually happened to me 20 plus years ago. I rented a small 2 br house in Normal Heights on 36th street, adjacent to the old safeway. Turns out the guy I rented from had been hired by the Safeway corp to keep the lawn mowed and empty the house (and a bunch of others like it) because they were building “super stores”.) Instead he was living in one, and renting the others. 18 months later we get a letter from Safeway corp asking us what rent we’ve been playing and giving us 60 days notice. The guy went to jail.
It was a hassle to move – but it was a great and inexpensive place to live for a year and half when I was going to SDSU.
(House is now torn down with a supermarket on top of the site.)
July 17, 2009 at 11:59 AM #432583rube
ParticipantThanks for your comments. I had an attorney friend do some searching. Turns out she is the owner. Interestingly, there was an NOD filed in April, not sure if that was cured. I’m foreseeing headaches.
A lesson I’ve learned though – renters need to do DD too!July 17, 2009 at 11:59 AM #432798ParticipantThanks for your comments. I had an attorney friend do some searching. Turns out she is the owner. Interestingly, there was an NOD filed in April, not sure if that was cured. I’m foreseeing headaches.
A lesson I’ve learned though – renters need to do DD too!July 17, 2009 at 11:59 AM #433098ParticipantThanks for your comments. I had an attorney friend do some searching. Turns out she is the owner. Interestingly, there was an NOD filed in April, not sure if that was cured. I’m foreseeing headaches.
A lesson I’ve learned though – renters need to do DD too!July 17, 2009 at 11:59 AM #433169ParticipantThanks for your comments. I had an attorney friend do some searching. Turns out she is the owner. Interestingly, there was an NOD filed in April, not sure if that was cured. I’m foreseeing headaches.
A lesson I’ve learned though – renters need to do DD too! -
AuthorPosts
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
