when the revolution comes landlords will be the first against the wall
when the revolution comes landlords will be the first against the wall
I could probably get 5500/mo for my house
It's at 4225 rn...
i could get 5000, i currently get 3600. i will dwell on this every time they give me cause to hate them
Archi is far from a slumlord from the stories he's shared lol
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Just because you can doesn't mean you should. Maximising profit on a necessity like housing is a dickhole thing to do and a big part of why our housing situation is so fucked. Cover your expenses and have enough left over to maintain the property and save some for big expenditures but you don't need to stay "market competitive" on pricing.
When you say life did me a solid, did you mean by giving my wife cancer? Cause that's the thing dominating my life this year. I haven't worked since February and we're running out of money. Just dropped $1700 on a plumbing repair last week. Need to get down there in the next couple days to patch the drywall myself. But yeah I take care of problems quick and am undercharging by like $1200/mo. I'm not going to let it weigh on my soul if I reduce that to $900, or they move out.
She could be dead. It could've been metastatic. It could be numerous things that are significantly worse than the position youre in. It was detected early so you could at least have a chance.
wow what a solid, thanks life
Wtf is wrong with you lol. Between telling people they should actually just commit suicide, and now telling archi finding out his wife has cancer is life "doing him a solid". You're just being a really shitty person dude. How are we all not too old for this kind of shit anymore
yes but think how blessed you are for not losing two legs man says to person who lost one leg
Maybe I'm crazy but my definition of life doing me a solid would be not getting cancer at all. What the fuck kind of framing is that.
Didn't know that about your wife Archi. Legit sorry to hear that.
Landlord wise, in the past I've lucked out more often than not (last one was a little neurotic in some ways, but could've been far worse). First one was one of the best; moved when he sold the place and moved out of state, but always kept it pretty fair priced and fixed things pretty fast.
It's wildly better than your aunt finding out she has breast cancer because she started coughing up blood because it became metastatic and ended up in her lungs and dying a month later.
sweet so i guess we’re all winners here then
let’s all get wasted
We're all posting on the board of a dead game. No one is a winner here.
I don't think I'd label it as "Doing you a solid", but I can see what he was trying to say. Like "Catching it early and giving you a fighting chance" is better than "Hey we found the cancer but its so far gone you'll be dead in a month nothing we can do", and if someone had just recently experienced situation 2, he might see situation 1 as a much more favorable outcome. Ideally no cancer, mind you, but I get it.
That said, hopefully your wife pulls through it, this is going to be a rough time for you.
And side note, holy shit I'm glad I don't live where you guys do. I have like a 2k~ or so square foot house built within the last 5 years in a new subdivision, 3 bed 2 bath, full walk-in closets for both bedrooms plus a garage and the rent is just $1680/month. Nice area too... a little more rural than some might like but im about 5 minutes from the nearest city and still close enough to have 500mb+ Internet.