Holding on Tight

The plaintiff says she rented an apartment, but then the landlord sold it to the defendant, who kicked her out. Now the woman won’t return her security deposit, so she’s suing. The defendant says she bought the apartment and the plaintiff stayed longer than she was allowed to, so she owed the defendant rent.
Case: 31-364
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[@pytl9]

The defendant is a really nice person Not only did she allow the plaintiff to stay longer, she also looked for places for her to move! That's going above and beyond her responsibility!

[@jenniferponsart7780]

This is the first time I felt really bad for a defendant who lost a case!

[@Anglynn74]

they always do that crap so that if it goes to court it makes them look good, oldest trick in the book, they know damn right well that the tenant more than likely will continue to have a hard time finding a place. It's done to cover their ass for legal reasons.

[@tashiaredd3421]

@@Anglynn74 I don’t think that was the case with this defendant. She’s a first time homebuyer/landlord. She was actually trying to be helpful, by not only letting her stay an additional 60 days, taking money off of her rent AND trying to help her find a new home.

[@Anglynn74]

@@tashiaredd3421 She purchased the property as an investment property, she got caught, then HAD to move in. They made her sign paperwork specifically for the FHA govt backed loan rule to NOT use the property as an investment while not living there. She's well aware.

[@marleonetti7]

wrong wrong wrong - i believe the defendant was a greedy selfish person who kicked out her tenant so she can get tens of thousands of dollars in tax payer funded FHA loan money and she did not even have the decency to give back her tenant's deposit after kicking her out and getting all that home loan money that she was not even entitled to because she did not even live there - she is disgusting and she put a act on for the judge - and the judge and defendant totally mischaracterized the plaintiff for fighting for her rights during a damn pandemic !!!

[@lolamaude3449]

So agreed, the plaintiff is a real jerk! You are not a nice person, threatening her! She was nice to allow you to stay longer.

[@emilylee2090]

Totally agree!

[@QueenOfHearts874]

Yeah I didn't like her, or none of those faces she was making either.

[@SnowWhiteTheU2]

She didn’t want to be on the street in the middle of a pandemic how is she a jerk ? Also the Judge is 100% wrong, in NJ that girl would’ve been able to stay there till January easily

[@sheilae.9670]

@@SnowWhiteTheU2 well, there are hotels and motels, so she shouldn't be living on the streets. The defendant was more than accommodating.

[@marleonetti7]

i believe the defendant was a greedy selfish person who kicked out her tenant so she can get tens of thousands of dollars in tax payer funded FHA loan money and she did not even have the decency to give back her tenant's deposit after kicking her out and getting all that home loan money that she was not even entitled to because she did not even live there - she is disgusting and she put a act on for the judge - and the judge and defendant totally mischaracterized the plaintiff for fighting for her rights during a damn pandemic !!!

[@cbro2807]

I love cases where the judge explains the law and expresses what is morally right.

[@Bellaxcharlie-p4r]

I am so Proud of this Young Woman for purchasing her first home at a young age!! Great Job!!!

[@imissmayberry12]

By scamming!!!

[@gracesiegel7849]

How was she scamming? She got a loan, and ultimately moved in.

[@augustmoon9973]

The defendant is very sweet, and unfortunately had to learn a hard lesson, but I hope she continues to do well in her endeavors! ❤️

[@francisbouwman5287]

Yes, a very sweet person she is.

[@NJgateway]

Are you kidding? The defendant is amazing! Owning a house or any property for that matter before 30 is an achievement! I don't even know her and I'm proud of her! With that being said the plaintiff seems like a real bitch.

[@marleonetti7]

i believe the defendant was a greedy selfish person who kicked out her tenant so she can get tens of thousands of dollars in tax payer funded FHA loan money and she did not even have the decency to give back her tenant's deposit after kicking her out and getting all that home loan money that she was not even entitled to because she did not even live there - she is disgusting and she put a act on for the judge - and the judge and defendant totally mischaracterized the plaintiff for fighting for her rights during a damn pandemic !!!

[@glennieluckow6659]

​@@marleonetti7 Luckily the majority if the those who comments disagrees wholeheartedly. The entitled ass of a plaintiff lied and threatened to make the defendants life difficult until January, even though she was only a month to month tenant and she wasn't happy about that. Unfortunately the lie worked and she got to keep her deposit on top of successfully lying and staying longer than she had the right to. I believe the defendant did not know (she bought it from the previous landlord, it's very plausible that she didn't know she had to stay there, live and learn), and when she had to move in, she went above and beyond to help the selfish asshole and got punished for her good deeds. But even if the defendant knew, two wrongs doesn't make a right, the plaintiff was only a month to month tenant, yet the defendant let her stay 60 days longer, took money of the rent and tried to help her find a new home. The crook won in this case, that's just life.

[@marleonetti7]

@@glennieluckow6659 wrong , the plaintiff won because she was honest and she was in the right and she got DOUBLE what she was originally entitled to because of the dishonesty of the defendant who tried to deceive the bank and the govt to get her loan money .

[@alyssahamlett]

the defendant is so young but shes wise, well spoken and so pretty!! shes goin places!

[@carolcole570]

She is wise and well spoken, but I find her rather plain looking.

[@denisheunjackson]

Defendant seems like a great genuine person. Very professional

[@alannaalexiswhyte9052]

I totally agree with you DeNisheun Jackson, and I'm delighted that she bought her first home at such a young age!!!!!

[@denisheunjackson]

@@alannaalexiswhyte9052 Right! That's major!

[@Anglynn74]

no genuine person gives someone a list of rentals in Camden and no genuine person tries to commit fraud by using an FHA for an investment property. She knows this which is why she's trying to play sweet little innocent landlord on camera.

[@rachelmoore1991]

@@Anglynn74 you must have nothing better to do than continously reply to multiple comments in an attempt to bad mouth the defendant.

[@Anglynn74]

@@rachelmoore1991 I have experience with fraudsters like her. Have taken on people like this in court many times. I don't dislike them, but I do dislike them stealing taxpayer dollars & committing fraud. Take care

[@tombokriju]

The fantastic humility of the defendant is a huge breath of fresh air! I hope she succeeds! On the other hand, I hope pony-tail McGee gets her karma comeuponens in the long-run.

[@francisbouwman5287]

She will.We can be sure of that.

[@marleonetti7]

i believe the defendant was a greedy selfish person who kicked out her tenant so she can get tens of thousands of dollars in tax payer funded FHA loan money and she did not even have the decency to give back her tenant's deposit after kicking her out and getting all that home loan money that she was not even entitled to because she did not even live there - she is disgusting and she put a act on for the judge - and the judge and defendant totally mischaracterized the plaintiff for fighting for her rights during a damn pandemic !!!

[@marleonetti7]

she got her comeupens - SHE WON THE CASE AND SHE DESERVED IT !!!!!

[@h.Freeman]

@@marleonetti7 the plaintiff was acting entitled. If she wants to call the shots she should go buy her own house instead of using people.

[@3vrodriguez]

ponytail McGee 💀 looking all 5 yrs old! 😂

[@NavyMommie]

The defendant has a big heart and the plaintiff is the biggest a$%hole on the planet. She is a piece of work!! God Bless the defendant!!

[@ginger7344]

Even in the end after she was put on blast, she still thinks she’s a nice person lol. Ugly inside and out

[@SnowWhiteTheU2]

How the fuck is she an asshole for not wanting to be thrown in the street ?

[@tifaniyamcclintock2050]

The defendant gf is a youtuber

[@docwash2020]

Facts!

[@Anglynn74]

god bless the woman who tried to fraudulently screw the bank by buying an investment property with an FHA loan...yeah, okay. she's another property shark, no nice individual gives someone rentals in CAMDEN of all places. everyone in jersey knows this.

[@justacarguy90]

She won the case, but at the end of the day you can't make your problems someone else's... that's why it's called a personal problem!

[@hottuna2006]

Cases like these leave a bitter aftertaste. Plaintiff was legally in the right but sucks as a person. Defendant works hard and is an upstanding person but loses in the end because she did more than she had to and didn't know enough about being a landlord. Really unfortunate but it's a great life lesson. I wish her the best.

[@Anglynn74]

defendant was trying to use the property as an investment with an FHA loan which is ILLEGAL. and she got caught doing it. then turned around & gave the plaintiff a list of rentals in CAMDEN, which is the NJ equivalent of telling someone to go die. no sympathy for this property shark.

[@michelehemlokhexwhite4310]

@@Anglynn74 lol she gave the tenant a lot of leeway despite being in the wrong.... not a property shark. Defendant lived in Camden herself!!!

[@Anglynn74]

@@michelehemlokhexwhite4310 She had to, if she didn't she would have wound up getting arrested for attempted fraud on a govt backed loan. She knew exactly what she was doing.

[@delonjuan]

This is a cold world we live in im good as long as im legally right all that other stuff is an afterthought because I'm only important to those in my small circle nobody cares about my feelings I have respect but f ya feelings

[@MsBizzyRae]

@@Anglynn74 the defendant gave her listings in two different cities. She went above and beyond. I can't see how you called her a shark. Although she may have been told about having to live in the property, buying a home is pretty stressful and there is a lot of info to keep track of. I don't think she was trying to do anything illegal on purpose. That's no excuse, but I dont think she set out to "game the system" the way you are implying.

[@shameanthomas2019]

The defendant is so attractive to me and she is gracefully humble, and will do what she needs to do to know the Law and to protect herself. 💖

[@irisrichardson831]

They are the cutest couple. I love their segment at the end of each case. I'm always smiling at them.

[@oodief88]

Handle your business and stop being so nice. People will take advantage every time.

[@BeKind2AllKinds]

No, not every time. There are a lot of wonderful people out there.

[@Rudeboi-dy2]

Agree, but she's not one​@@BeKind2AllKinds

[@foreverever9001]

“You don’t own the place she owns the place” PERIOD move out Karen

[@SweetandSassyRedhead]

Love when JM gives us info on the law.

[@brandonwarchol2083]

The plaintiff will get what she deserves one of these days, they always do.. I feel dorry for the dependent and congrats to her on buying her a home.

[@leafrazer8440]

What I learned from this court case. Don't be nice just go by the law!

[@Nintenlex]

Don't you just hate it when the crooks win their cases? 🙃

[@Channel-JJ]

Yes I do, this was an irritating case.

[@jenniferponsart7780]

Extremely unhappy with the law in this case.

[@manthony777]

Victoria, You are not a nice person. You took advantage of the defendant because she is a nice person. I understand not wanting Camden, but Jersey is a huge state. Many would call you the B word, and I agree. The defendant is a beautiful young woman. I wish her all the best in life. ❤️

[@Anglynn74]

the defendant is a criminal. get educated on govt backed loans

[@JayJay-me8zk]

Judge Millian's husband seems like a great guy. Love the way they interact. Seems like a very loving couple. Not pretentious at all, but very down to earth. Obvious they came from humble beginnings and have not gotten big-headed after becoming a "power couple". I look forward to the after the verdict segments. She over-talks and sometimes cuts him off, but his personality and there chemistry makes it all flow smoothly.

[@rymilli]

The plaintiff is a crumb bum, she made my stomach turn, and then she had the audacity to speak down on “Camden” but I’d be willing to bet the majority of people in Camden are better human beings than she is.

[@Anglynn74]

Camden is the ghetto. they call it the armpit of NJ. it was voted the most dangerous city in the entire country. people get shot there all the time. I was born & raised in NJ, NO ONE wants to live there, its own residents are trying to get OUT. Got to be kidding me, half the country knows this.

[@rymilli]

@Custer55crip I live across the bridge from Camden, I’m very familiar with it. I’m also familiar with bums, and this woman is a bum.

[@rymilli]

@Custer55crip she can live wherever she wants, but not on someone else’s dime. And certainly not by threatening them to have to pay your way, or forcing them to let you freeload off them, so it’s that part.

[@ingesexton811]

“I was consulting lawyer friends” Bish google is not your lawyer friends!

[@BREEZYM6015]

We're in this exact situation right now. Our landlord wants to sell the house that we've been renting for the past ten years so we have to move. We were given a 30 day notice on 8/1. It's going to be hard to find a place with rent and deposit amounts being so high but I'm sure we'll find something.

[@foreverever9001]

So sorry to hear this! I hope you find something. Housing is crazy right now

[@mrshappilymarried1]

I pray God supernaturally opens a door for your family to move into a beautiful affordable home quickly. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@BREEZYM6015]

@@mrshappilymarried1 Thank you. This is certainly one of those "have faith and trust God" circumstances.

[@BREEZYM6015]

@@foreverever9001 I'm sure we'll find something. It may not be what we want but as long as we're together as a family, have a roof over our heads and food to eat, then I'm happy.

[@GoodmorningStarshine.]

@@BREEZYM6015 Best of luck to you!

[@serenityfrancis2016]

Omg the plaintiff is a really "B" ! She is very rude and I feel for the defendant!!!!!

[@Anglynn74]

and the defendant is criminal who tried to commit fraud and a felony. I'll take the bitch plaintiff over a criminal

[@Djkommode]

I don’t feel for criminals committing fraud

[@whocares_bear]

The plaintiff is a Karen and rolls her eyes at everything. The defendant reminds me of young Dory from Finding Dory, too cute.

[@sherrreid3956]

No good deed goes unpunished.

[@southernzen365]

Defendant is going places. Kudos to her.

[@ddinottia39]

Not by stealing people's money.

[@mclaybry]

The Plaintiff is the exact reason I will never rent any property I own- to threaten the Defendant with "evict me and I'll be here until January"... piece of garbage. The Defendant is incredible mature to say she will brush up on the laws. I applaud her.

[@arianefr78]

The defendant was nice enough to give the plaintiff an extra 30 days and because of her kindness she had to refund double the deposit. Next time she should give her no extra time and if she isn't out when she should be, then she can keep the deposit. This is why mature landlords are so strict, because they have all be double-crossed at some point in time...

[@carmenultra1]

Awwww good for the defendant . Young, successful, great attitude, smart, positive. I wish her well

[@David-wo9un]

It’s not the defendant’s problem the plaintiff can’t afford a place she deems adequate; the plaintiff needs to grow up!

[@Anglynn74]

plaintiff might need to grow up but the defendant is a criminal. I'll take immaturity over someone who tried to commit a felony.

[@shameanthomas2019]

@@Anglynn74 But rhe defendant didnt realize the mistake she made and has learned from it. It wasn't intentional. 😔

[@marleonetti7]

i believe the defendant was a greedy selfish person who kicked out her tenant so she can get tens of thousands of dollars in tax payer funded FHA loan money and she did not even have the decency to give back her tenant's deposit after kicking her out and getting all that home loan money that she was not even entitled to because she did not even live there - she is disgusting and she put a act on for the judge - and the judge and defendant totally mischaracterized the plaintiff for fighting for her rights during a damn pandemic !!!

[@marleonetti7]

it becomes her problem when she does not return her deposit and is a greedy person !

[@Anglynn74]

@@shameanthomas2019 It's intentional, it's an old well known tactic. They do it then get caught, then they claim they didn't know and play the naive first time home buyer shtick. She's textbooking it for the rest of us, for others she seems like a poor innocent girl that didn't know. They literally make her sign a piece of paper at closing specifically stating this law, someone literally sits across from her & verbally reads it aloud. Not a new thing. Especially in jersey.

[@lunnalocca9376]

I moved from Camden NJ to Texas. My whole family is from Camden. That’s the worse place to live. I’ve been held at gun point twice. I’ve been Rd. I’ve been robbed at gun point and a second time was almost robbed by 2 teenage boys when I was 7 months pregnant shopping for my unborn baby at the time. During the day mind out. I’ve lost so many family members in that city. It’s constantly gun shots around my house. The play ground wasn’t safe either. A couple was shot u32 times at the playground and they were only 16 right across my house. It’s so many more tragedies everyday all the time in that city. It’s not worth it. Nobody live in Camden Nj. I’m glad I left and got out. It’s so many mice you can’t cook in the kitchen bc soon as you turn on the oven it’s cooking rat piss and shit. The fumes take over all the whole house

[@saramichele7366]

I'm so sorry you went through all of that. I hope that where you're living now is safer. God bless!

[@JayJay-me8zk]

Gotta feel for the defendant. A costly lesson for her, but you can tell she's sharp and will recover from this easily. The sky is the limit for the defendant. The plaintiff is going to the "hot place" . Lol

[@vivianpatton5692]

LOL !! Hot place .

[@mayraaaful]

The plaintiff came on national tv trying to make herself seem like a victim but ended up exposing herself as a Karen!

[@LsBrigandes]

She need to be more polite while fighting for her rights

[@christinedenise7844]

LOVE the Defendant!

[@TheLiteraryPlanner]

I love this defendant! I hope she’s well!

[@user-gt1kd9rv1w]

I really applaud the landlord, she was so composed and open. I hope she gets better in her knowledge & has a successful career

[@davidwhite3180]

The plaintiff will get that same energy back up the road.

[@thefonzkiss]

Blondie thinks she’s still 16. Pigtails and sitting there pouting. Arrested development.

[@Moneycantbuylife]

Pigtails on a 40 plus women looks horrible

[@deniceknight6709]

People feel so in titled sometimes it’s ridiculous. People try to be nice and then they are taken advantage of.

[@Anglynn74]

entitled

[@KimmieAbbasServant]

That young lady is beautiful and she's also very knowledgeable

[@portiearawak32]

Defendant was coolheaded and the plaintiff rolled her eyes a million times

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

Plaintiff: "Hi. I'm entitled, nice to meet you."

[@pattycakeee1439]

The defendant will forever be blessed. The plaintiff was a complete a*shole.

[@ddinottia39]

The defendant is a thief!! She stoled her money.

[@anuritaford8535]

I'm proud of the defendant. Judge Milian did not want to rule in the plaintiff favor.

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

She ain’t been to Camden. Girl just say Camden is to too “urban” for you.

[@tcurry1531]

The information that you have to live on the property for a FHA loan is on the loan documents and escrow. You can not get a loan at the lower interest "unless" you live in it.

[@Anglynn74]

yup, she knew this, she tried to commit a crime. plus it's a govt backed loan, during lockdown she didn't have to pay a red cent on it.

[@L0VELYL0TU5]

That plaintiff was wicked! She did the defendant real dirty.

[@lizs5709]

The defendant is a Smart, ambitious girl, and she will go far

[@antdogg5041]

When being too nice goes wrong 🤦🏾‍♂️ the plaintiffs level of entitlement is crazy!

[@godismysavior4996]

She is right! The mostttt dangerous city!

[@natashamichelle8330]

Awww I love this defendant

[@Aceofwolves]

Remember to research your rights AND OBLIGATIONS as a tenant in your state. If you want your rights... You have to follow the obligations as well.

[@livingmybestlife5013]

The plaintiff has done this before!! Karma has no expiration date 😡😡😡😡

[@ElleKayla]

Wait, did she say she was "fighting for her rights" that she didn't have?? Hahahaha She must've been waiting her whole life to say that 😂 GoodfknBYE.

[@elizabethpeplinski8819]

You could tell that the judge didn't want to rule on the plaintiff.

[@gilbertdaroy6080]

What a despicable plaintiff.

[@niyahharris384]

Omg that’s Robbie from TikTok, I love them so much

[@LondonnLarie]

I was looking through the comments to verify I wasn’t crazy. 😂 Thought the face looked familiar.

[@soloseraphimheartsong3710]

The judge really didn't want to rule for the plaintiff.

[@jessicanelson1975]

The plaintiffs mouth and facial expressions make my stomach hurt😂

[@onasamaya1]

Plaintiff is going to taste her own medicine some day..

[@tiffanyrush-hayes6834]

Give the plaintiff her money unless she damaged something and thank the heavens you don’t have to deal with her nasty self

[@loriwhiston1587]

Wouldn't the plaintiff have paid her security deposit to the landlord she rented from? Why is the new landlord responsible for refunding money she may never have received in the first place?

[@emharte24]

Monies from tenents are transfered from seller to buyer during closing usually. So the old landlord.would have given the new landlord the security deposit money.

[@lorieakins2843]

It's frequently the law Landlord Tenant Act

[@nickywins]

I’ve seen the judge NOT enforce the double security policy at her discretion. She picks and chooses who she wants to award what to

[@tdog1461]

Listen everybody never move to Camden it’s the dirtiest worst dangerous place in New Jersey. I’d rather be in Trenton then Camden

[@you3ee]

Camden is in fact one of the most dangerous cities in the U.S. That we'll spoken and well behaved defendant said she was living in Camden before buying the house. Goes to show you that even in these horrible cities decent people live there

[@seantimmons5900]

Makes me want to rent that place from her and spend the entire time giving the defendant tips on how to be a landlord. New Jersey is the worst.

[@mrcheyn4341]

The plaintiff made me sick. Scammer

[@kittylynne607]

"I was about to be thrown on the street." It's not the landlord's fault you're picky. They're not responsible for you not having anywhere to go because of being picky. Plaintiff really has some audacity coming on here trying to portray the defendant as some evil landlord when she was the reason she had nowhere to go.

[@DH-dl3ll]

The plaintiff's problems about finding a place are not the defendant's problems. I'm not buying defendant's story about being ignorant to having to occupy the home (you have to complete the application as a primary home and you sign several FHA disclosures at the time of application). She has to occupy the home within a specified time or they can call her mortgage due or take the home for mortgage fraud.

[@89Mirageman]

JM hands were bound by the law but at least she let her hold it for being a terrible person. The lady was nice enough to let her stay and she sues her for double. I'll never understand some people.

[@RileyCullen1]

She originally sued her for treble damages (= triple damages)

[@89Mirageman]

@@RileyCullen1 Ah, that's right.

[@tawandapatterson5845]

I would gladly give the plaintiff 1100 dollars to never have to deal with her ever again!!!

[@susanstribe4914]

The plaintiff is so entitled and probably a little jealous that this young lady purchased our from under her. Uggh

[@Anglynn74]

more entitled than the defendant who committed a felony?

[@glennieluckow6659]

@@Anglynn74 Damn you must have been bored three weeks ago. You missed a few comments but other than that you wrote everywhere.

[@Anglynn74]

@@glennieluckow6659 I'm typically on here late at night, between 11pm and 2am yeah bored because I'm not at work....however, I can't even see what it is you're referring to.

[@gladystharpe9842]

The next landlord will not extend her an olive branch!

[@Channel-JJ]

Although I understand it I hate this result. The one thing the defendant can take away from this is that she's a home owner and she'll no doubt end up sound in her later years. On the other hand knock off Snookie will most likely be renting for life and making move after move. Future landlords watch out for this one.

[@jenniferponsart7780]

Single folks renting for life is not a bad option in my opinion as long as you have a good landlord. You don't have to worry about replacing high cost items when they burn out from age. Homeowner responsibility is a major decision. I am glad the defendant got her first home. I hate that the law rewarded the plaintiff in this case.

[@Channel-JJ]

@@jenniferponsart7780 People die, sell their homes, foreclosure... you can't control who your landlord is good or bad. You want to rent for life fine, keep a camper van on standby. 😊

[@Anglynn74]

the landlord won't wind up safe if she continues to do garbage like this. She literally tried to commit fraud with a govt backed loan, it's a felony. Do people need this to hit them upside the head or what? it's ILLEGAL. Absolutely NO ONE accidentally does this, they have to sign the paperwork specifically for this at the closing. I'm shocked she didn't wind up being charged, that we know of.

[@Channel-JJ]

@@Anglynn74 Oh my gosh a felony. I didn't know that, that's why I'm glad lawyers like yourself read and add to the comments. Maybe you can offer your services so she doesn't go to the big house.

[@Anglynn74]

@@Channel-JJ I don't write the laws, if it pisses you off then go to DC and complain to them. You seem okay with people stealing taxpayer money, also sounds like you don't even understand the laws or FHA loans to begin with. sorry to hear this, feel better

[@Aceofwolves]

That karens fear of a certain city ISNT a excuse. You can go there or go on the street.

[@jakyla]

“i was about to be thrown out on the street” we don’t care 😭😭

[@Jahmai203]

I think we all can agree that we've heard the horror stories that come out of Camden, NJ HOWEVER, the landlord was trying to help find her affordable housing becuz SHE, the Plaintiff was complaining that everything was so expensive. Well, if u can't afford to live in a nice neighborhood, that's what u get!

[@Anglynn74]

no she wasn't. In NJ giving someone a list of rentals in Camden is basically telling them to go F off. everyone knows this. and This after the defendant tried to commit a crime with her loan, it's a friggin felony, there's NOTHING generous about this crooked landlord.

[@crimsonfirelily]

This Plaintiff is a B! Should've evicted her behind! Then Karma would've followed her. But I totally understand her predicament. I can't say I wouldn't have done the same as the Defendant. Just to get the Plaintiff out! ✌

[@Anglynn74]

She wasn't going to evict her because the defendant was committing a CRIME & had already committed a crime. It's a felony to do that with a govt loan even if she subsequently moved into the property. She attempted to scam a govt backed loan for the money related to the rates & the guidelines, it's called FRAUD. She could go to jail for that.

[@peryole]

a 45 year old with bleached blonde hair, a fake spray tan and continued crazy eye movements along with pig tails, pursed lip movements and pretending to have augmented lips, says allot. The woman bought the house, it's her house, gtfo when she tells you to gtfo. I experienced the same scenario with tenants who wouldn't gtfo, the courts in this area don't play games with these people.

[@Aries-tx3zz]

The Defendant is NOT nice either! She tricked the Plaintiff. Said yes .but NEVER said it is coming out of YOUR security deposit until AFTER the fact!! So the Plaintiff was Aggressive! But the Defendant was Passive Aggressive!!

[@mamathemeat]

Agreed 😅

[@itskaylerrrr]

I knew the defendant looked familiar, I watch their videos on tiktok

[@beautywithn07]

Same! A kind heart 💜

[@bnellaniyah]

“I was unaware that I was supposed to live there.” translates to I got caught renting out the house😂

[@SISI-q1l]

It's no secret that you can't rent a property purchased with FHA funds, it's made clear at the time of signing.

[@johnlucas8523]

from the net: Though Camden gets frightening some times, it is overall nice to live in. Being in camden county was very hard. It was a dangerous environment and parents took extra precautions to keep kids safe although kids are going to be kids and make mistakes.

[@Anglynn74]

Camden is a ghetto, has been for decades. I was born & raised in NJ, it's known as the armpit of the state. Shootings, rapes, murders, etc. Anyone, and I mean ANYONE, who tells you any differently obviously has never been there nor have they lived in NJ.

[@johnlucas8523]

@@Anglynn74 Nah - it's an ok place

[@davidellis5141]

Camden , New Jersey is a pretty rough city .. kinda like Kensington area of Philadelphia.

[@MsSparklesNGlitter]

The plaintiff is so irritating. People like her who think her problem should be someone else's. The defendant was extremely patient and understanding, the plaintiff was just lazy and did not want to move out.

[@laquasiacherry-mack2542]

The defendant Is gorgeous 😍

[@Bx10473]

The defendant knew she had to live in FHA. The lender Makes it clear and you sign a agreement, the home is your primary residence! She got caught by the lender. They will change interest rate to a Investor rate.

[@theburntoutlighter1084]

Plaintiff is such a brat. Proud of the defendant though.

[@catherinesisk4369]

The plaintiff did pay rent and agreed to the extra time. I don't blame her for wanting her security back. Everything had doubled since the pandemic.

[@nayahv.3798]

Hold now that’s teacher robiiiii lol

[@ulanahenry91]

Lol I said the sameee

[@terrim.9002]

I clicked on the thumbnail, cause the defendant skin is immaculate ! Wow! 🤣

[@sandwichman100]

judge, i have all these excuses why i didnt move out and she as a landlord has to make my life her problem and therefore give me all the time i want

[@PlugJh]

6:49 Friends that are lawyers and LANDLORDS? And you couldn’t find a place? Ur friend literally own places supposedly! 😂😂😂 man this woman lies

[@maryconstapel8592]

I like how everyone thinks the plaintiff is in the wrong, when the pandemic made everything more complicated for renters. I would also not look at the landlords suggestions for rentals, she’s not looking out for the tenants best interests, just her own, because she wants her out so she can move in to avoid being chastised for not following her own government issued loan! The plaintiff is allowed to be choosy about where she wants to live, anyone would be! The threat was uncalled for, but she was correct. That defendant has to follow the law too, bottom line. I’m glad the plaintiff got her security doubled and won the case. The pandemic made things hard for everyone, but there was also lots of taking advantage by opportunistic people!

[@DanLee8884]

The conclusion really sucks. The plaintiff did a terrible thing. The defendant was giving her more time even though she didn't have to (unknowingly anyways). Just bc you are up against a wall, doesn't entitle you to take from someone else. That absolutely is a test of your character. Threatening her to push it to eviction was a dirty play...and now trying to get triple out of her? I had a very similar thing happen when we rent our condo during COVID. We even checked in on our tenants to get ahead of any possible issues. We asked if their jobs were steady bc we were willing to work with them if need be. We also didn't raise our rent. At the end of their lease, they never gave us a 60 day notice rather 30 and to boot, they wanted to pay only partial rent for staying a part of the month. That's not how rents work. You stay a second into the next month, you owe the entire month. We wrestled with this as we weren't well off either but we didn't want to split with them on bad terms. We compromised that they just let us keep part of the security and took the loss. Owning property is hard when you are a kind person. The judge is right, no one will give u a break, u need to be shrewd and sharp if you want to survive in this world.