[ SECRET POST #3079 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3079 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Some free advice

[cloud_riven]

Ugh yes, condo councils are like empowered versions of neighbourhood committees that mandate what you can't (and must) do in an uppity neighbourhood. My big sis and her SO are currently renting one, so while they don't have to deal directly with them, there are still rules that must be followed else the property owners descend for things like speaking above a whisper past 9pm.

It's the waiting that's getting to me though. I don't have the bonus of dual income for the forseeable future, so I'll be looking for a place to buy on my own. So it's the "own sooner" vs "rent for a long time, and then own" that I'm weighing.

Or I could totally get a mobile home tomorrow and deal with mobile lot alderman. What an adventure \:D/

Re: Some free advice

[herpymcderp]

Yeah I feel that pain. Plus the problem with a mobile home is trying to sell the damn thing later. You're stuck forever, practically.

The only good option is to save up for a house, but I can understand how that would be prohibitively expensive on a single salary.