[ SECRET POST #3038 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3038 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Apartment Hunting

[(Anonymous)]

Thank god my landlord isn't a piece of shit like you and I've had a nice place to live for the past four years even though my rent is definitely about half my income♥

As long as the rent is paid, it's paid, and it's no business of yours how much of their income it is. Not everyone is rolling in cash.

Re: Apartment Hunting

[(Anonymous)]

My point, which seems to have escaped you, is that usually when people rent a place that costs more than half their income, the rent is not paid. Excuses and promises to pay at such and such a date are made. The date arrives and there are more excuses. Eventually I have to evict the deadbeat tenant, which costs me time and annoyance, and I'm still out 2-3 months' rent. But evidently you think landlords should operate like a charity.

Re: Apartment Hunting

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, I've never heard of this. I've been at two different apartments and both times they insisted my monthly income be at least three times the amount of monthly rent. Mostly for the reason anon listed above me.

Anyone who takes more than that from a person's paycheck sounds a bit shady IMO.

Re: Apartment Hunting

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly: a decent landlord doesn't set a tenant up for an eviction. I've evicted chronically nonpaying tenants when I had to, and I'd do it again, but (as AYRT would be surprised to discover) I don't want to evict anybody.