Prayers please...

[DJFyrewolf36]

Well we have found a place!
It's a temporary thing though, but low enough rent to where we can save up and get a good place. Also it gives me a couple of months to establish my work history and the bankruptcy to finish up.
Concidering we found out we have to be out no later than tomorrow afternoon, I'm happy things worked out as well as they did.
Turns out the eviction only stands if me and the hubby don't leave...so I think you can guess what the roommate had to say
I can't blame him I guess, I just wish I didn't just pay part of rent, I could have used the cash lol.
Well off to a new adventure! If I don't post for a little bit, its because Im waiting for my internet service to transfer.
Thanks for the well wishes!

[Catty1]

Good news - a new affordable start!

Am a tad confused on the eviction thing - not that it matters - but you and your hubby are being evicted, the roomie is not?

In any case - I get the feeling you are better off without him.

{{{hugs}}} and we'll look forward to hearing from you when you and hubby and the furkids are all resettled.

[Laura's Babies]

Am a tad confused on the eviction thing - not that it matters - but you and your hubby are being evicted, the roomie is not?

When my sister managed some apartments, there were only "X" number of tenants allowed in a 1 bedroom apartment and so many allowed in a 2 bedroom. If you exceeded that amount you could get evicted. Also, if you moved someone else in, they had to be on the lease and credit checks were done on them.

In the park I am in now the manager has to approve anyone else you move in with you or they can evict you even though you own your own mobile home. I am glad it is like that here.

[moosmom]

DJ,

Glad you found something, even though it's temporary. Things ARE looking up.

[jennielynn1970]

Most apartment complexes I lived at before required any room mates to be on the lease. They didn't allow subletting at all. I had tried to get my (almost) 3rd roommate at the one place on the lease and they said no because of her credit history and because she wasn't able to hold a job (something that I wasn't able to find out when I was interviewing for roommates).

The management didn't threaten to evict me if she didn't move out (she was there temporarily), but if they had done so, I wouldn't have blamed them, as it would have been in their right. Leases are there for a reason, as are the rules. They would have ended up with 2BR apartments with 10 people in them if they didn't have them.

Hope the new place will be a fresh starting point for you and your husband. Everything happens for a reason, so I hope that something positive comes out of the move!