Just received a default on my lease - need help

[FuzzyLumpkins]

Do you own dolls, too?

Do you own yorkies?

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

The OP should just get rid of the ing cats. It's a college campus so there's undoubtedly some artsy fartsy in the area who'll adopt so she can sit around with them and paint pictures all day. From the sound of it you struggle to handle the responsibilities of an adult, the last thing you need are two living creatures you need to be taking care of. Everything Summers said was right. Most college apartments are managed by totally cheap assholes, but there's nothing that makes you lose credibility as a tenant more than a blatant contract violation like your situation. An eviction on your record will also make it impossible for you to get a decent lease again.

Also, whatever your security deposit is, charge that one to the game because you're not getting it back

[DJR210]

Awaits Scrubs thoughts on the events that have transpired thus far in what I say is easily the thread of the new year..

[Rogue]

+1. A teacher in our school who's a lifelong celibate (approaching the 60 mark, never married) loves cats as much as her life imho, she offers food for those cats and I guess she's to be responsible for the wide presence of cats inside the school building and classrooms imho.

[Leetonidas]

tbh I wouldn't get rid of my cat, but I don't have two that's just me, I like cats. I also have 2 dogs (just recently put the 3rd one down) so inb4 "lol cat loving got"

[dirk4mvp]

*meow*

[Buddy Mignon]

tbh I wouldn't get rid of my cat, but I don't have two that's just me, I like cats. I also have 2 dogs (just recently put the 3rd one down) so inb4 "lol cat loving got"

Lol... cat loving got.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

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[GoodOdor]

cats

[DMC]

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

Summers

It's more along the lines that I have been getting pissed with the complex over the that has transpired. It took them over a month to fix my damn heat and when I called they said they didn't ever put an order in to get the parts. Then when the parts came in it turned out we didn't even need the part (WTF?)

Being evicted is going to suck if it occurs. It's also going to put a strain on where we live. My cats are trained. Is it worth it to be evicted just to get out of this lease? Like I said, I'm not getting rid of my cats.

What are my best options in your opinion?

[Leetonidas]

Lol... cat loving got.

lol... Naruto loving got

[DMC]

I'd autofelch myself to death in church if I were you.

[Reck]

Was that a rule that got put into place after or was it already there when you moved in?

I had something similar happen at my building. So many people were bringing in pets (Mostly dogs, pitbulls) that they had to inact a policy where you couldn't have pets anymore.

Only people who are excempt from this rule are the handicapp people like blinds and elderly that depends on them on a daily basis.

There are also some cases where your dog gets grandfathered allowing you to keep him due to the non-existent pet clause.

Anyway, if you brought them cats in with those rules in you either pay up or get evicted. No way around that.

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

And all you cat haters. Cats are the ing homie. We adopted them from my girls sister who was having a baby so she had to get rid of them

[DeadlyDynasty]

Rogue ain't really from China, we've been duped

[vy65]

what the are you doing with cats, doggie???


if they're feral cats....

[Rogue]

your may try picking a secondary major in biology and pretend as if the cats were your laboratory guinea pigs

[vy65]

And lololol fuzzy the cuck

[N0 LyF3 ScRuB]

Was that a rule that got put into place after or was it already there when you moved in?

I had something similar happen at my building. So many people were bringing in pets (Mostly dogs, pitbulls) that they had to inact a policy where you couldn't have pets anymore.

Only people who are excempt from this rule are the handicapp people like blinds and elderly that depends on them on a daily basis.

There are also some cases where your dog gets grandfathered allowing you to keep him due to the non-existent pet clause.

Anyway, if you brought them cats in with those rules in you either pay up or get evicted. No way around that.

This is my second year at this complex. At first, no pets were allowed, but they implemented sometime around last year. I didn't get the cats until this past Summer, so I didn't have the cats at the time they weren't allowed.

[monosylab1k]

pet cats
got

[Reck]

your may try picking a secondary major in biology and pretend as if the cats were your laboratory guinea pigs

That's right, leave the hampsters alone.

[vy65]

If it's for 300, tell them to go themselves. Yah they can with your credit, but chances are it's not worth their time going through all the motions (at least for securing a judgment against you for the remaining rent; the bit on your credit doesn't need to go through a court so that's different). You're a college kid and judgment proof so really the only thing you gotta worry about is the hit on your credit.

Or you could stop being a get and get rid of the cats ...

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

letting your girlfriend's sister dump her problems on you

You gonna adopt her kid after she doesn't want a child anymore?

[Rogue]

And all you cat haters. Cats are the ing homie. We adopted them from my girls sister who was having a baby so she had to get rid of them

cats are smart animals and I don't hate them. At least they ain't noisy like those barking dogs. And to be quite honest with you, having cats ain't nearly as big a problem as having a "girlfriend" at this point of your life time. I know 's very common in today's society but guys need to be always aware that es are "dream killers", in the sense that a will always prioritize her own desires above her guy's, and will dissuade his ambitions for the fear of him leaving the marriage/relationship if he attains success in his career (Tom Leykis, 2007). So a smart guy will never ever get married or have a serious relationship with a while he's still in his 20s, imho.