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So recently good friend of mine got pushed out of his apt due to rent increase, i know its basic of price and demand, but in the middle is greed? Seems to be a never ending issue, so how does it ever end? Excuses always been find a better job, move out and commute. But the problem still follows. Move out 20 miles to find greener grass, only to be push out again when the city gets bigger and LL keeps raising rents. Think this will ever end? Push out the lesser paying person for the better person that is willing to pay your demanding non-negotiable price?
Location: Formerly Pleasanton Ca, now in Marietta Ga
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Yes and hopefully by then it will be the ONLY DEBT i have to worry about, and any extra income will be focus on paying it off quickly as possible. Bank already made a profit by reselling it, so why keep paying on it for 30 years when you can pay it off in 15 ( in theory). No need to pay 15 years of interest unless your force by a contract or court order.
The bank did, but the company that buys the loan from the bank will want to make a profit too. Otherwise why buy the loan from the bank.
got pushed out? did the apartment building burn down? is someone living there now? why didn't your friend stay?
Rent was raised above his budget. Other words, bills goes up but your paycheck doesnt ( no matter what job your in, bills will aways be the first to rise then your paycheck will) and thats some BULLS
Rent was raised above his budget. Other words, bills goes up but your paycheck doesnt ( no matter what job your in, bills will aways be the first to rise then your paycheck will) and thats some BULLS
So, what you’re saying is there was another person who could afford the rent? In other words, that person must be getting raises at work?
So its a business safety net to screw the consumer if they want to get out of debt faster? See what I mean that the game wants you to be in debt so they can bank as much as possible off you. My interest is not to allow that happen and not my fault or problem that I had the funds to pay the "debt off" before the terms are up. Goal is to be out of debt.
But it is your fault that you signed that agreement. I ALWAYS make sure any loan I take out lets me pay off early.
Rent was raised above his budget. Other words, bills goes up but your paycheck doesnt ( no matter what job your in, bills will aways be the first to rise then your paycheck will) and thats some BULLS
What? You believe that no one ever gets a raise/promotion/changes jobs to get a higher paycheck before they have a bill increase? That’s just nonsense.
So, what you’re saying is there was another person who could afford the rent? In other words, that person must be getting raises at work?
na just the other person is a moron or doesnt have a family to support. Each of our own has a budget and know when to leave when the situation is not worth the extra funds and services remains the same. Sorry, if i was hit with a 100$ increase in rent, i expect something in return to support the increase other then helping to pay your tax bill.
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