Wish me luck y'all

[johnnyfins]

Gonna go to the courthouse to try to stop my eviction tomorrow.

I have paid 90% of what I owe but the landlord aint havin it. I am F'd.

Homelessness here I come.

[Dave Bowman]

1. The landlord's an assole.

[okaawhatever]

2. Best of luck. Sorry to hear this.

[efhmc]

3. Good luck!!

[MLAA]

4. Sending good vibes you are successful!

[calimary]

5. Hoping you get a sympathetic judge.

Seriously - you've paid 90%? And they're not giving you time to come up with the rest?

Doesn't seem fair.

Sending you good vibes for a good outcome tomorrow.

[sheshe2]

6. Sending good vibes your way, johnnyfins.

[JMCKUSICK]

7. How much is owed and have you tried setting up a GoFundMe?

Good luck tomorrow Johnnyfins!

[summer_in_TX]

8. Praying for you and your situation right now.

Have you got a tenants rights council in your city (or even a nearby one) that you can call for advice?

[angrychair]

9. Best wishes

You've got this! Hope for the best, plan for the worse.

[canetoad]

10. Best wishes johnnyfins

I've had several battles with landlords. Stand your ground bro.

[niyad]

11. Holding you in love and light. Vibes for best possible outcome.

[BWdem4life]

12. I wish you luck in your upcoming gofundme

Which you should start right now so I can send you a few bucks.

[JoseBalow]

13. I might be able to help with a place to crash for a while

Whereabouts are you located? You can message my inbox if you prefer.

[Laurelin]

14. Luck!

Sending good thoughts your way.

[johnnyfins]

15. Thank you for all of your responses.

I was able to come to an agreement this morning, after a horrible weekend of worry.

Some background: I am a web developer who was laid off right before COVID hit. After 20+ years in the business, no one wants to hire me. I'm either too old, or they think I will ask for too much money. Hundreds of resumes have been sent with no answers. I now work an hourly job(big box store) that is full time, but the pay stinks. I have at least three coworkers who are my age that are in the same boat.

[Ms. Toad]

16. It may vary by state -

But generally, if a landlord accepts any rent for the current rent period, the eviction process has to start all over again. Check your state laws.

[malaise]

17. All the best