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Topic	Being a landlord is the ultimate scam.
Shablagoo 02/05/21 8:21:48 AM #17:	Conker posted... Yup. Also, when I lived in apartments it was either a small-time place where the landlord did the work himself or had maybe one or two people to help...so no routine maintenance ever got done, youd essentially only see him if it was a crisis situation or new renters were coming in so hed fix up some things. OR the complex was operated by a larger company and they outsourced the maintenance and usually charged for anything that wasnt clearly a building issue. Yeah I mean I lived in an apartment for about 3 years and we repaired a couple things ourselves for maybe $30 total. Like I said, cost of rent astronomically exceeds the cost of upkeep. We paid $800/month to stay there so subtract $30 plus even like $5,000 for repairs after we left (and we left it spotless so realistically they spent $0) and the landlord was clearly taking in an unbelievable amount of money from us for doing absolutely nothing. --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios <cite>Shablagoo posted [p:950302856] in Being a la... [t:79278570]...</cite> <quote>Conker posted... </cite> <quote>Yup. Also, when I lived in apartments it was either a small-time place where the landlord did the work himself or had maybe one or two people to help...so no routine maintenance ever got done, youd essentially only see him if it was a crisis situation or new renters were coming in so hed fix up some things. OR the complex was operated by a larger company and they outsourced the maintenance and usually charged for anything that wasnt clearly a building issue.</quote> Yeah I mean I lived in an apartment for about 3 years and we repaired a couple things ourselves for maybe $30 total. Like I said, cost of rent astronomically exceeds the cost of upkeep. We paid $800/month to stay there so subtract $30 plus even like $5,000 for repairs after we left (and we left it spotless so realistically they spent $0) and the landlord was clearly taking in an unbelievable amount of money from us for doing absolutely nothing. --- "If you wanna grow your business you need to exploit more." ~Austin_Era_II "Out of those two? Racist for me... easily." ~Vicious_Dios</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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