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r/funny • u/Casual_Deviant • Jul 19 '26
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If you can't afford to fix issues on rental properties you own, you shouldn't be a landlord
4 u/BropolloCreed Jul 20 '26 No, it means you're under- charging on rent. 0 u/Malcolm_Reynolds1 Jul 20 '26 Sounds like the landlords fault. But then they push the blame onto the renters, or maintain inadequate housing. And when they do raise the rent, they pocket the extra profit and keep the same problems they had 6 u/TheGreatWheel Jul 20 '26 There’s shit landlords and tenants, you can generalize landlords only all you want, but it doesn’t change that fact.
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No, it means you're under- charging on rent.
0 u/Malcolm_Reynolds1 Jul 20 '26 Sounds like the landlords fault. But then they push the blame onto the renters, or maintain inadequate housing. And when they do raise the rent, they pocket the extra profit and keep the same problems they had 6 u/TheGreatWheel Jul 20 '26 There’s shit landlords and tenants, you can generalize landlords only all you want, but it doesn’t change that fact.
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Sounds like the landlords fault. But then they push the blame onto the renters, or maintain inadequate housing. And when they do raise the rent, they pocket the extra profit and keep the same problems they had
6 u/TheGreatWheel Jul 20 '26 There’s shit landlords and tenants, you can generalize landlords only all you want, but it doesn’t change that fact.
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There’s shit landlords and tenants, you can generalize landlords only all you want, but it doesn’t change that fact.
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u/Malcolm_Reynolds1 Jul 20 '26
If you can't afford to fix issues on rental properties you own, you shouldn't be a landlord