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shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Just wait until property taxes are introduced and rent goes up
The_Honourable wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:I honestly just amazed at the mindset of the tenants on the group. Is like they vex they hadda rent from people and pay them
Not only that...
Seeing in that same group tenants advising others to live out the security deposit instead of paying the last month's rent
X2MaxPower wrote:Landlords,
Charge your price, keep your price and have your properties in order.
#sayNOtosufferers
AlphaMan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Just wait until property taxes are introduced and rent goes up
Why rent must go up?
Why can't landlord absorb the property tax in his cost structure..
Because that's the way the world works. The people with the least leverage end up paying.AlphaMan wrote:shake d livin wake d dead wrote:Just wait until property taxes are introduced and rent goes up
Why rent must go up?
Why can't landlord absorb the property tax in his cost structure..
Don't give up,AbstractPoetic wrote:And here I was considering renting my place once construction is completed.
With the type of attitude I hearing from local, it might be best I turn it into an Airbnb.
zoom rader wrote:Don't give up,AbstractPoetic wrote:And here I was considering renting my place once construction is completed.
With the type of attitude I hearing from local, it might be best I turn it into an Airbnb.
Properly screen ur Tennants and get the right fit.
With Airbnb u get on and off income. Rental is fixed according to ur lease
zoom rader wrote:Don't give up,AbstractPoetic wrote:And here I was considering renting my place once construction is completed.
With the type of attitude I hearing from local, it might be best I turn it into an Airbnb.
Properly screen ur Tennants and get the right fit.
With Airbnb u get on and off income. Rental is fixed according to ur lease
MISHI wrote:Being a landlord is a risky thing here the way many tenants and posters to those facebook pages comment.
They're the type pf people you see on those car for sale pages that, though the seller may have a price that may not be in agreement, the "buyers" (who let's face it aren't buying ANYTHING) are QUICK to insult (and sometimes make threats on) a seller, instead of just walking away.
We generally have a "Champagne taste & Mauby pocket" mentality here, but we want to TELL the people that they HAVE to give them that champagne cause times are hard.
MISHI wrote:Being a landlord is a risky thing here the way many tenants and posters to those facebook pages comment.
They're the type pf people you see on those car for sale pages that, though the seller may have a price that may not be in agreement, the "buyers" (who let's face it aren't buying ANYTHING) are QUICK to insult (and sometimes make threats on) a seller, instead of just walking away.
We generally have a "Champagne taste & Mauby pocket" mentality here, but we want to TELL the people that they HAVE to give them that champagne cause times are hard.
pugboy wrote:you based that opinion on a sufferer fb group?MISHI wrote:Being a landlord is a risky thing here the way many tenants and posters to those facebook pages comment.
They're the type pf people you see on those car for sale pages that, though the seller may have a price that may not be in agreement, the "buyers" (who let's face it aren't buying ANYTHING) are QUICK to insult (and sometimes make threats on) a seller, instead of just walking away.
We generally have a "Champagne taste & Mauby pocket" mentality here, but we want to TELL the people that they HAVE to give them that champagne cause times are hard.
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