After recent state law change, the only way to appeal an eviction in Tennessee is pay an entire year's rent upfront
A new state law makes it harder for tenants to go through with an appeal after an eviction.
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If you have a whole year’s rent saved up + security and utility deposit then you have a down payment on a mortgage saved up, what would be the point in renting?
Really curious what places require this absurd 1 year up front, I have never heard of that.
I have never in my 53 years of existence ever heard of a years rent as a deposit.
complete horseshit. just say you're a landlord because no one in their right mind would think this is even remotely normal.
not an American; have no clue what cracker barrel is. but i can smell a leech from miles away.
How do you get evicted wrongfully?
How's that boot taste? Ya shinin' 'er up real good?
worst post I've read today, congrats!
it's not normal. most places around the world have one month's rent as a deposit, some have two, and in some crazy outliers it goes up to three. anything above that is abnormal and should be outlawed. but then again being a landlord should be outlawed as well.