The Consequences of Rent Increases。#tvshow

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    1. See, as a landlord, I prefer tenants that never cause me trouble and I never raise their rent. The exception is when property tax and insurance increases leave me no choice.

    2. Yeah, building inspectors won’t ever have an opinion about rent increases. Don’t expect for code violations, but if they start saying that rent increases are justified that’s a cleared bias and could get the government sued.

    3. but if he replaced the fuse box himself for 360 dollar, he can't permanently get the rent lowered right? It's just installments of $60 per month less for 6 months.

    4. This isn’t how code works. You’re grandfathered in until someone works on whatever the thing is that’s “out of code” THEN it has to be brought into the new code. The entire situation wasn’t necessary

      I should know, I’m an electrician.

    5. Havent watched this show and i don't know the time frame from each scene but Drew should be a bit more patient, he won't get his money if Omar can't even go to work, Omar said he'd pay him 30 a month and he probably will.

    6. Did you know the boy pay for it. The grown up that's elimination of the mindset so you try to play the owner or the landlord for free rent even though he didn't pay it's landlord his son did it not him touche touche for that that's a hustler shaky Wonder

    7. Dont borrow from a drew, dont live under a julius landlord, and omar only gets that discount for like max 3 months 😂 then rent goes right back up

    8. The electrical box thing is not true by law electrical installation or "circuits" 50 years or older are not required to be updated to current code unless it's modified or in a hazardous condition, it's called grandfathering. Just a fun fact