re: Being forced to vacate storage facility post flood

What's the name of the business

Exactly. The guys is trying to save his business and he has to get everyone's crap out so he can treat his buildings before they start molding and making things worse.

Its not an ideal situation but he has to do what he has to do.

I had one outside New Orleans do this after Katrina. He was trying to clear them all out so he can rent them to flood victims for triple the price.

He was a raging a-hole and obviously didn't understand the contract, but many people were scared and followed his orders.

I actually had the owner arrested by the St. Charles parish police. I moved my stuff out at my convenience a couple months later (as I wasn't going to give him money anymore).

It's not the metal building he is worried about. It's all the people's moldy couches and beds sitting in his storage center making the entire storage center unusable. He can't even rent out vacant storage units due to people's moldy shite in the unit next door as is.

So what evidence do you have that his motive is to get people out so he can charge 3X the price? I doubt you have any but making up shite so people can run with it like they already have done in this thread.

Also when it's all said and done and he starts renting more units, he has a right to rent them for whatever he wants. It's called free market capitalism. And I applaud it.

He'll most likely let you return at your current rate.

The ones that don't come back will get jacked up. If I had to bet, he knows that and is hoping y'all don't return.

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Not fluent in A-hole, but my Prickeneze-to-English app, translates it as "Repeatedly give to my face your sweatsock full of nickles".

You people think he should risk serious mold issues because some people can't figure out a way to get their stuff?

Thing to do was give you a notice and if available another place for your stuff if you do choose.

I'd give you a deadline because people need good, clean units.