Re:Poor Neighborhoods Make the Best Investments
by Chris2048 on Thursday January 12, 2017 @10:30AM
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> I did significantly more damage to rental properties than I lost deposits to repair... intentionally
Why?!
Re:Poor Neighborhoods Make the Best Investments
by mr_spothawk on Friday January 13, 2017 @01:09PM
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Fair question... I don't think I asked myself that at the time. But it definitely occurred.
How? Belligerence... naturally.
whoa.
what about the person whose spouse died last year, and whose house burned down over Christmas?
^^ she's a 1st order connection, but not my tenant.
how about the aunt who's got +2 mouths to feed & house after her sister died?
^^ again, real human, facing real serious cash-flow problems.
there are so many ways to wind up in a hard way, necessitating low-cost housing.
as a student at university, I did significantly more damage to rental properties than I lost deposits to repair... intentionally. and I smoked a lot of pot.
I'm not disputing your point that most individuals in a place to afford the time and money to 'get into property' are going to want to avoid situations that represent a financial risk to them.
however, I was totally put off by the war zone characterization.