#private landlord

[ashburnhaminsurance]

Protecting Against Tenancy Fraud: Essential Strategies for Landlords

In the realm of property management, tenancy fraud has become an increasingly prevalent concern for landlords. As rental markets continue to expand and evolve and even become more competitive and oversaturated, the risk of encountering fraudulent tenants rises proportionally. From subletting without consent to providing false references, fraudulent activities can result in financial losses,…

[davidaugust]

[chicago-geniza]

Every day I think, this is it. I have approached as closely as possible the maximal asymptote of Hating UChicago. And yet. Every day. My hatred of UChicago increases Exponentially

[teachanarchy]

Private Equity Is Seizing Montana's Lands. What Happens To Locals?

[freenorthnow]

Direct investment in social housing pays for itself through social rents, reduced costs of temporary accommodation, and higher social wellbeing.

There is simply no justification or need for this cost to fall on current social housing tenants by raising their rents.

[anarchistin]

The landlord performs no function in the economy of industry or of food production. He is a rent receiver; that, and nothing more.

Were the landlord to be abolished, the soil and the people who till it would still remain, and the disappearance of the landowner would pass almost unnoticed.

So too with the capitalist.

— Keir Hardie, co-founder of the Labour Party and its first leader

[dragons-and-yellow-roses]

Applying to an apartment with little income and terrible credit score, in hopes that they'll be desperate enough to take me

[oidheadh-con-culainn]

i just booked to view two flats (to buy) (i'm probably not going to buy them) (i would only be co-buying them even if i did bc i can't afford a mortgage) (they're in a good location though it would be way nearer to useful things even if there's still no bus) and they asked me no questions beyond contact details when i called them about a viewing. is that normal. shouldn't they have tried to check i'm serious. i had all my answers prepared re: the finances and they didn't care

[bocceclub]

My neighbor across the hall literally never leaves his unit except to go outside and chain smoke for 30 minutes multiple times an evening and the hallway reeks of his nicotine and BO & it seeps under my door into my unit. Like it's so strong I've started getting headaches from it. Should I escalate straight to the landlord? I don't want to talk to this guy because quite honestly he seems off and I don't want him to know I'm the one with a problem with him

[cryptid-weregoat]

[picture of beautiful landscape]

"haha wow this exists but I gotta work 40 hours a week?"

This, but it's actually my fucking political ideology

[poebrey]

taylor swift has another scandal where she’s linked to conservatives. water is wet.

[ashburnhaminsurance]

I Own Multiple Properties - How Can I Manage Them All?

As a Landlord of multiple properties, being able to manage and rent several properties to a multitude of tenants can be a rewarding experience, but it can also come with its stresses. Your properties are your investments and the right management can help you not only get the most out of your portfolio but ensure that it is properly managed and you and your tenants are protected. Whether you have…

[butchfriend]

the good news: best friend got the job she wanted & we're planning to get an apartment and live together starting in june!

the bad news: finding any year-round housing that is remotely affordable in a 50 mile radius that will also let me have my cat is going to be a massive fucking headache

[nando161mando]

[orphyd]

My mom rents a 3br 2ba for about $3200 which is around the standard here, she got a letter from her leasing office a few days ago that the rent is going up to $4500 on the new lease……landlords are the first ones in the guillotine y’all (also don’t live in a state where there’s no rent control)

[feline-evil]

Because of the ceaseless need to destroy the countryside with shitty beige identical houses that claim to be 'affordable housing'- and yet will be inaccessible to the vast majority of those who need homes- the soundscape of where i live, a small town which used to be surrounded just by silent fields, is constantly filled with the ceaseless banging of infernal machines; because not only do they have to do construction what feels like 24/7 to make more and more of these faceless, featureless tiny shitfucks, but they also have to deal with the fact there are

Fucking

Mines

UNDERGROUND

SO THEY HAVE TO MAKE SURE THE SHITFUCK HOUSES THEY BUILD THAT WILL SIT EMPTY INSTEAD OF HOUSING THE VULNERABLE OR HOMELESS DON'T SINK INTO THE FUCKING EARTH CONSUMED BY THE FUCKING MINES

So the banging continues for even more than it would if you lived on a constant construction site; which is essentially unavoidable no matter where you live now because not an inch of countryside is safe, hurrah, hooray, one of these fields used to be home to so much life that i would see birds of prey and pheasant hanging out in it! Now it's featureless houses that make the entire county look the same! Featureless houses i and anyone else like me will never afford! Featureless houses that aren't even good, they're constructed fast and small and will not stand the test of time!! I love it!!! It's great and i'm NOT mad about it!!! And i didn't get woken up on less than five hours sleep by the constant banging!!!