Are there any left?

$1800.00 USD for a freaking one bedroom in BUSHWICK!  BUSHWICK, who wants to pay that amount of money to live in BUSHWICK!?

Are there any affordable apartments left? When I say affordable, I mean something less than $1000.00 and big enough for one person and a TV to fit in.  I’m so amazed at the turn over of Rent Stabilized apartments in Brooklyn and I’m even more amazed at how easy it is for these sheister landlords to get honest rent paying tenants out of these apartments.

I mean, I never knew the extent of greed these bitches would go to in order to get out a tenant. The  landlords, courts and these goddamn judges are insideous cretons! They should all burn in hell for what they’re doing to law abiding tenants.

“Gentrification” is killing off all the few places available for middle income people to live. If you’re a single person, you now have to have a freaking roomate in a five bedroom apartment in order to live in a semi-decent place. What kind of shit is that!?

I’m soo beyond pissed I can’t even sum it up in words.

I’ve seen so many people including myself, end up in tenant landlord court and loose all because I couldn’t afford an attorney who could wrangle the legal menutia.  And for that reason, I have vowed to make my former landlord pay.  I’m in the process of diggin up soooo much illicit dirt on this scumbag it’s going to be a pleasure to make his head spin.

 

 

 

There’s no place like home…

          

Boy oh Boy, I surely do miss Brooklyn.

You see, I had to leave my cozy little apartment due to legal litigation with the landlord; obviously he won (only because we had no lawyer) and was able to probably raise the rent to four times what we were paying… More on this sad story another time.

I decided to write this blog for a few reasons:

• I am incensed with the Brooklyn Housing Court system
• Although I am all for gentrification, there still needs to be a common respect for the middle class earners who presently can’t afford rents as high as $1100.00 for a sweat box known as a Studio apartment.
• I’m tired of seeing all these condos and the like taking over lots that the city can utilize to provide more reasonable housing for middle class families
• I’m tired of the shiester slumlords getting over and being able to do as they feel while collecting rent every month

As you can tell, I’ve got quite allot to say. I’m by no means an expert on any of the above mentioned, but there needs to be a much bigger uprising against these landlords and the like who are making it difficult for tenants.