Who rents?

[b*saint]

It sucks balls when youre landlord is away to florida and a cheapass. Then on top of that complains about you to the other tennants when you're never late on rent, its just the pure fact you complain about legitimate broken shit (clog washer drain, broken toilet, non grounded outlets, etc). Im fucking sick of renting.

[Jean]

Move.

[Atreus]

tell me about it. i can't wait to own. in a non HOA place too. sheesh

[Maluco]

what's a landlord? God is the Lord of our land down in deez here partz...

The leasing office, agents, managers etc have always been pretty damn attentive to my complaints in the complexes I've leased at.

[z31maniac]

Move.

Jean is the truth, he will show you the light.

[blunttech]

try being on the other end. the majority of renters are low life fucking scumbags who have no respect for anything. thats why neighborhoods with high rental numbers are shitholes. work your ass off, buy a house and make it nice and then complain about the lowlife creeping into your hood. its the american way

[Maluco]

Move.

elaborate or thou shoult faceth the ban axe...

[z31maniac]

try being on the other end. the majority of renters are low life fucking scumbags who have no respect for anything. thats why neighborhoods with high rental numbers are shitholes. work your ass off, buy a house and make it nice and then complain about the lowlife creeping into your hood. its the american way

This is the only thing that makes me slightly nervous about where we bought our house.

Nice neighborhood, nice street, but lots of older retired people. I'm afraid when they start kicking the bucket, the families will turn their places into rent houses.

[blunttech]

This is the only thing that makes me slightly nervous about where we bought our house.

Nice neighborhood, nice street, but lots of older retired people. I'm afraid when they start kicking the bucket, the families will turn their places into rent houses.

it almost seems inevitable. neighborhoods seem to go thru cycles. i grew up in a very modest neighborhood on the edge of minneapolis. everyone bought their house new (my parents) because it was a new community. it was always well kept but certainly not fancy. typical 50's post war housing.... go back there today and its like a fucking ghetto. but it took 60 years to get that way.

[M-technik-3]

This is the only thing that makes me slightly nervous about where we bought our house.

Nice neighborhood, nice street, but lots of older retired people. I'm afraid when they start kicking the bucket, the families will turn their places into rent houses.

You could start snatching them up. Slum lord?

[Restoman]

We have a few rentals around us, but that is a good thing. My wife is a realtor so she gets them to buy a house before their lease contract is up. Funny part is the landlord is a dick but also a realtor! He is such an ass that they ignore his request to go show them houses.

[TexasTerp]

I've had some pretty shitty landlords in the past, the house I'm in now is brand new the guy renovated it expecting to sell but the market was too soft so he rented it. He's a really nice guy but back in november he mentioned that he would want to sell the house, and has yet to give me any new details, he's supposed to have come to the house to get things squared away 4 times this week and never showed, didn't even answer his phone.

[pbr87]

I rent.

[Jonny Cash]

Fucking people man.. Fix the shit yourself and attach the receipts to the rent check. You'd rather live in scum, waiting around for him to send someone-Than just man up and fix it. This i dont understand. After all, its you that has to live there.

If he bitches you have the upper hand, bottom line. Its his responsibility. He probably wont considering he didnt have to pay labor.

[Jonny Cash]

try being on the other end. the majority of renters are low life fucking scumbags who have no respect for anything. thats why neighborhoods with high rental numbers are shitholes. work your ass off, buy a house and make it nice and then complain about the lowlife creeping into your hood. its the american way

True, but nowadays with outrageous taxes/insurance its sometimes more feasible to rent considering the housing market staying stagnet. I own in RI, but rent in FL. It just didnt make sense to buy here, its too unpredictable. Now with Haiti gone further into the shitter who knows which direction these neibhorhoods will go.