Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warns thinktank

Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by grecy on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @08:58PM (#11114636)

On the upside, if the place is modified outside your control (weather, damage, wears out, trees, etc) you don't have to pay for it

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by quicklyfrozen on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @01:07AM (#11115704)

Yeah, you just have to live with it because the landlord doesn't care :-).

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by grecy on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @02:02PM (#11120307)

If you have a landlord like that, move, which is another upside to not owning - it's very easy to move whenever you want.

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by st3v3r on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @04:43PM (#11121677)

You just gotta pay for breaking the lease, and go find another place, and get enough together for a deposit, etc.

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Re:Under-35s in the UK face becoming permanent renters, warn... by grecy on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @06:19PM (#11122366)

Just wait till the lease is over - and paying a deposit is like tax returns - it all comes out in the wash, so it's not really an "expenditure".

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