just received an obnoxious letter from my lease management company.......

[Takket]

this portion:

"Under the newly enacted federal relief package, those that have been recently laid off will receive
an extra $2,500 per month from the federal government in addition to regular state unemployment
benefits, both available immediately with no waiting period. Furthermore, the federal government
will also be sending $1,200 checks to each adult and $500 per child within the next two weeks,
meaning a couple with one child will be receiving a check for $2,900. These cash payments are
being sent to you directly so that everyone can continue to pay for necessities such as rent and
avoid running behind on these essential bills, which can hurt your credit and create serious
financial problems for you in the future."

In other words........ unless you want your credit rating wrecked, don't bitch about paying your rent, and we KNOW you are getting money.

[MontanaMama]

1. That's rude.

Ho do they know you're getting any money?

[SoCalNative]

2. Sounds like your lease management company

is ill-informed. Not everyone is getting $1200 or any stimulus money at all. And what exactly is that $2500 a month? I don't recall hearing any of that.

[SamKnause]

4. It should be $2400 a month.

If you have been laid off you get your state's unemployment plus $600 per week from

the federal government. ($2400 per month.)

[SoCalNative]

6. And $2400/mo

would not cover rent for the month in many places.

[Takket]

5. i seem to recall.........

that the Feds were offering $600 unemployment insurance on top of what your state pays? But thought that was per week. So 4 weeks in a month would be $2400? I could be wrong... just going off memory.

[nykym]

3. Sounds like a

Kushner run complex

[Newest Reality]

12. Isn't he a member...

Isn't he a member of the National Slumlord's Association?

Oh, get them out as fast as possible. From apartment to the curb evictions, ASAP.

[Jamastiene]

7. What an obnoxious company.

It sounds like they are strong-arming people in a time when everything is uncertain and scary. I despise assholes like that.

[roamer65]

8. Create an anonymous like email on google.

Send it to a local TV station news dept.

See if they get some TV “love”.




My park has waived all fees and said talk with us if you need deferment.

[GreenPartyVoter]

9. Send it to your local tv newshounds.

[roamer65]

10. Def yes.

A young eager reporter will be all over this one.

[yardwork]

14. Agreed!

[ebbie15644]

11. check out what your state is doing each state has different policies on this due to corona virus

[localroger]

13. "Wrecking your credit rating" unlikely to be a thing for awhile

You will have lots of company and businesses hoping to do credit business will be willing to look past a lot if they know a problem was due to the caronavirus response. If you can show that your credit was good going into the crisis and that you've made reasonable attempts to stay afloat during it, you will probably be OK.