[ SECRET POST #4690 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4690 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But it appears that's not why she was evicted, at least from her perspective. It's about theft of IP and the Lisa Frank hotel. She tried to pay her rent and the landlord refused to cash the check.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3i46rgB-lP/

[(Anonymous)]

Because she was late with her rent. Again.

[(Anonymous)]

A landlord is not obligated to take your late rent payment just because they've taken past late rent payments. Maybe the landlord just got sick of being constantly paid late.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't even understand this situation. I've always heard that your landlord has to take you to eviction court to evict you and you can actually fight it. And if you try to pay back rent and your landlord refuses to cash even a partial payment, that can actually help you in eviction court. I just feel like we aren't getting the whole story here. And the Lisa Frank copyright whatever should be a completely separate matter.

[(Anonymous)]

From what I've heard, apparently her landlord actually went to court to evict her about a year ago and won because she never showed. Her husband claims it's a 'weird legal error' that the case still shows up online, which seems pretty fishy to me. More like they finally got the actual eviction notice and she's trying to get sympathy and cash from her followers to hide that she's actually being evicted because she won't pay her damn rent.