🏢Nearly 200 landlords rally outside Housing Minister Ravi Kalon's office, demanding their concerns be heard.
📝The landlords have created a petition with 30,000 signatures, listing 10 demands.
⌛The landlords' demands include speeding up residential tenancy branch decisions and restoring fixed-term tenancies.
❌The group has not been able to secure a meeting with Minister Ravi Kalon.
💼The landlords feel that their concerns are being ignored.
What are the landlords demanding?
—The landlords are demanding various changes, including speeding up residential tenancy branch decisions and restoring fixed-term tenancies.
How many signatures does the petition have?
—The petition has 30,000 signatures.
Have the landlords been able to meet with Minister Ravi Kalon?
—No, the group has not been able to secure a meeting with the minister.
What is the purpose of the rally?
—The rally aims to bring attention to the concerns of the landlords and to urge action from the government.
Why do the landlords feel that their concerns are being ignored?
—The landlords feel that despite their efforts, their concerns have not been acknowledged or addressed by the government.
00:01Nearly 200 frustrated landlords rally outside Housing Minister Ravi Kalon's office.
00:09The landlords have created a petition with 30,000 signatures.
00:14The petition lists 10 demands, including speeding up residential tenancy branch decisions and restoring fixed-term tenancies.
00:24The group has not been able to secure a meeting with Minister Ravi Kalon.
00:37The landlords have experienced issues with nightmare tenants who don't pay rent and damage their homes.
01:05Even after successfully evicting a tenant, landlords struggle to recover unpaid rent.
01:25Minister Ravi Kalon claims that additional investments have been made to improve services for both renters and landlords.
01:47The landlords believe that the tenancy laws are outdated and in need of change.
