Indy man, housing advocacy group file suit against Tricon Residential

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7 thoughts on “Indy man, housing advocacy group file suit against Tricon Residential

    1. Likewise, how does a person have eviction, after eviction, after eviction…..wouldn’t that be that they just don’t adhere to the terms of the lease they signed, which always clearly states terms, and what happens if a tenant is in default. The courts now mark a file as dismissed if the court date roles around and the tenant has moved out of the property. That does not negate the fact that they were in default, and most defaults are non payment of rent, or clearly trashing the property. The Landlord filed for a reason, dismissed or not.

      I don’t see why Landlords are always the bad guys……..start teaching tenants how to abide by their leases, and not trash property and maybe we would have less of this problem. Tricon is like 90% of Landlords…..they have criteria on qualifying for a property under their management. Criminal felony history (especially for drugs or weapons), and eviction history are always at the top of the criteria list. Nothing new there.

  1. Maybe fair housing of Central Indiana wants to step up and guarantee the rent or cover any damages that may occur because these tenants that they’re wanting the landlords to take. Otherwise they’re using Fair criteria and if someone has three felony convictions I would say they’re definitely going to have a fourth fifth and 6th eventually.

  2. What David, Karen, & Rhea are missing is that Marckus’ two felony convictions were expunged. The third ‘felony’ on his record isn’t actually a felony at all; it’s a treatment program mandated by a court back when he was having drug issues. MyCase shows that this all happened back in 2006 & that he’s stayed out of trouble since.

    Being denied housing for expunged criminal records is not right.

    1. Further, the eviction part of the lawsuit seems to have nothing to Marckus. It doesn’t look like he’s been through the evictions process once, at least not through Indiana courts. This claim has something to do with getting class action cert.

  3. This is a new level of Democrat stupidity. Not wanting to rent to criminals who don’t pay their bills is now RACIST!!
    As always, IBJ, let’s hear from the flock of Liberals you regularly promote and have them explain this.
    Better yet, since there is no financial risk, just have Ed Delaney, Kip Tew, and Saint Andre simply co sign. Problem solved

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