“It’s fueled by the fear that someone might move into a property tomorrow, their first rent is paid up front, but then they decide not to pay, and there’s nothing the landlord can do. with that, since the addition is no eviction. ,” he explained.
“It’s fueled by the fear that someone might move into a property tomorrow, their first rent is paid up front, but then they decide not to pay, and there’s nothing the landlord can do. with that, since the addition is no eviction. ,” he explained.
