Absentee landlords don't flip buildings. They rent them out and collect the cash until the places are ready to be condemned and then walk away leaving the neighborhoods with the mess. This bill will hopefully help push many of the absentees and real estate trusts to divest when their profits take a hit from finally having to pay for all their code violations.
That the ticket writers spend a lot of time at Dunkin' Donuts. When they
leave, they strike the next trash they see.
I live not far from Ross Levanto. Beacon Hill can be one of the trashiest places
in Boston. And living near the bottom of the hill means I have more people
depositing random trash on our part of the street (plates from pizza place, beer bottles, etc).
Others who do very little to secure trash. Why?
Neighbors who can be counted on to have their trash on the sidewalk
at 5:01PM. I hope this is the first step in a series to get people to think
more about when they dump their trash on the sidewalk.
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Absentee landlords don't flip
Absentee landlords don't flip buildings. They rent them out and collect the cash until the places are ready to be condemned and then walk away leaving the neighborhoods with the mess. This bill will hopefully help push many of the absentees and real estate trusts to divest when their profits take a hit from finally having to pay for all their code violations.
No one pays those tickets
No one pays those tickets because they are BS. We get them all the time, usually around break time, because I live close to a DUNKIN' DONUTS.
Wait a minute...
they're ticketing you because you "live close to a DUNKIN' DONUTS" ?
I think he is saying
That the ticket writers spend a lot of time at Dunkin' Donuts. When they
leave, they strike the next trash they see.
I live not far from Ross Levanto. Beacon Hill can be one of the trashiest places
in Boston. And living near the bottom of the hill means I have more people
depositing random trash on our part of the street (plates from pizza place, beer bottles, etc).
Others who do very little to secure trash. Why?
Neighbors who can be counted on to have their trash on the sidewalk
at 5:01PM. I hope this is the first step in a series to get people to think
more about when they dump their trash on the sidewalk.
ahhh....I was being
ahhh....I was being facetious.