Also the FBI could ask to have access to all that info. The judges are on their side.

And if such a database really came to pass, what would happen to the "bad" tenants? Nobody would want to rent to them. Would they become homeless?



So you want to be able to profile people more easily.

just "identify" as being pregnant

Should minor offenses being publicly available ? ... More like not.


Unofficial black lists are doing the job, but it's illegal and potentially unfair.
In France it has been discussed, it's still not applied. So it's illegal black lists, more or less local ones in-beteen agencies/networks.

A person can have personal issues foryears, not paying well at some moment, then later fix its own problem but still being heavily penalized or even worse: not getting good job or loan because the company will check these lists, even the very old ones.
It's like nearly public social credit, gross, this is not going into the right direction.

Here's the solution(s) you are looking for:

1/ A "final verification" (and not a list) using a national database website and with an unitary cost like 10-50€ could be possible... But only containing the very worst cases (those who are clearly abusing the system and have done it several times, recently)
Of course the name of the Landlord, Agency, and various other informations have to be added for each verification.

or better:

2/ Same than 1 but the "list" is only available to the police: if a complain with a proof of non-payment is delivered the police will proceed faster and with extended rights/action if it's a well know serial bad tenant/scammer.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Jun 19 2022 09:45am

you caught in the loop?

mario kart is awesome, i regret that Goomba is not competiting

Try it:

I've been too nice to my tenants in the past and the result is being out several thousand dollars in unpaind rent.

People's personal issues are not my problem. If you put it to a vote i could get behind helping via tax dollars going towards public services and affordable housing but I'm not in the business of giving away free housing from my own investments.

With how long it takes to evict in toronto (6 months to a year before the pandemic which made things worse) I'd be in favour of any system that aggressively weeds out tentants who may run into issues that cause them to stop paying rent.

In France you can ask for a guarantee (ie: usually it's parents, uncle, brother, sister... That will be entitled to pay if a problem occurs)

In bold: First step into abandonning your shopping cart in the middle of the alley.
IMO I delivered a viable solution, technically, and i was expecting something else than your feelings.

do you think the woman in the story you linked was unfairly discriminated against?

No, she had a bankruptcy in her credit history so im not suprised she was denied