Julián Contreras Junior and his father have been evicted on two occasions. And, although it was last year when she left the house where she had lived for three years, the landlords are still very upset. So much so that the landlord of the house, located on the outskirts of Madrid, intervened on television this Wednesday to provide new details about the confrontation that she and her husband have with father and son.
The son of Carmina Ordóñez It has an outstanding debt of more than 20,000 euros, as the property's landlady explained on Telecinco. And despite the fact that Contreras assures that he paid all the money that was outstanding, his former landlady says the opposite: “He did not pay the water bills either. To this we must also add the expense of lawyers, solicitors, locksmiths …Between 20,000 and 30,000 euros.”
The brother of Fran y Cayetano Rivera He stopped paying rent in 2020, with the arrival of the pandemic. The landlady tried to be flexible since she was supposedly not paying due to a major cause. However, this problem continued over time longer than it could bear. In fact, a few days ago she said that her husband suffered “a heart attack” due to this situation, something that Contreras denied shortly after.
The landlady does not understand why the 'coach' did not ask for “aid from the State”, since at that time an aid program was promoted to minimize the impact of Covid and which Julián Contreras decided not to take advantage of. “We understood the situation but not what came after,” he said, clarifying that “until February 2023” Contreras did not leave home.
The state of the house, deplorable
When they left the house, Julián Contreras and his son left the rooms in a deplorable state. The landlady has explained that she and her husband They had to spend money on renovations and cleaning to fix the mess. “They found the house in pretty bad shape,” he noted. The landlord believes that the coach stopped paying the rent “because the money she has she prefers to use for other things.”
The 'coach' went to his friend on January 15 Alexia Rivas to take the edge off the matter. “What it tells me is that it is something that happens to many people, that he is not the only person who cannot pay the rent and who feels bad for being in that place,” the journalist explained.
This same week, the journalist Aurelio Manzano pointed out that Julián Junior and his father They paid 400 euros per month in rent when the apartment cost 800: “What I paid was half the rent, only 400 euros instead of 800. Later, they stopped paying that amount as well.”