PAST DUE RENT EVICTION SOLUTION
August 3 2022
Suppose a renter is supposed to pay $3,000 per month and is three months behind.
The renter may apply to obtain a HOWSE IBOE for the amount owed plus an additional full year payment of $36,000 for a total amount of $45,000.
The renter may provide the HOWSE IBOE to the landlord as payment for the amount in arrears plus the additional pre-payment for another year.
As per https://www.change2100.com/IBOE-LAW/iboe-law.html (“IBOE LAW”) the landlord is obligated to accept the HOWSE IBOE as payment.
If the landlord does not accept the HOWSE IBOE as payment and, instead, undertakes to evict the renter, the full value of $45,000 would be retained by the renter.
Additionally, if evicted, the renter may place a lien for $45,000 on the property, because of https://www.change2100.com/THIBMART/DIRECTORY-1/contents/en-us/d106_94.-UNIFORM-COMMERCIAL-CODE.html
To obtain a $45,000 HOWSE IBOE to present as payment:
1. A renter may purchase UNIFORM ADVERTISING WEEK SERVICES (“UAWS”) valued at $45,000 on credit.
2. A renter may open an account with FT ASSET MANAGEMENT and receive a rebate for purchasing UAWS deposited in the account, valued at $90,000.
3. A renter may exchange the $90,000 deposited with FTAM for two HOWSE IBOE, each valued at $45,000.
4. A renter must present a plan, pre-approved by HOWSE SERVICES, INC (“HOWSE”) for execution of the CLEARING ADDENDUM associated with each of the HOWSE IBOE.
5. A renter may present one HOWSE IBOE, along with the plan for execution of the associated CLEARING ADDENDUM, as payment to the landlord.
6. A renter must present one HOWSE IBOE, along with the plan for execution of the CLEARING ADDENDUM, as payment for the purchase of UAWS.
As per IBOE LAW, a HOWSE IBOE is “to be treated as cash”, and must be accepted because, when presented, the word “may” in https://www.federalreserve.gov/aboutthefed/section13.htm is to be interpreted as “shall”.
Each CLEARING ADDENDUM associated with a HOWSE IBOE will be based on execution of non-depletion transactions using funds deposited in the IOLTA, or made available thereto, of the Attorney that signs the HOWSE IBOE as WITNESS.
Which, in turn, requires the availability of funds deposited in the IOLTA or made available thereto, and their use, to be arranged by the renter.
Most renters may feel the tasks involved are beyond their ability.
However, that is the case in many aspects of life.
For example, a patient that needs heart surgery certainly cannot operate on himself or her self!
But a physician and operating team that are capable of executing the operation may be referred by a “Primary Care Physician” to the patient.
To help in application of all of the above, a renter may consult with an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR that may coach the renter in how to accomplish the tasks involved.
For more information, send an email to renters@change2100.com