OK, so you're not losing money, you're still making money. What's the problem?Did you not read the part where I said you’re not losing money. This shouldn’t be hard to wrap your head around what I actually said. So want to take another shot at addressing that instead?
I'm doing just fine....as I did during the last economic downturn. And no, I'm not a landlord. We chose to cash out and sell our last house for 253% of what we paid for it vs renting it out...Now I get why some are in love with this economy
I am out of discussion with those that do not even believe they receive benefits for their property, don’t know what is part of property tax vs federal tax, and refuse to try to understand even when links are provided from the state website.OK, so you're not losing money, you're still making money. What's the problem?
Landlords PASS along expenses to tenants, can you admit that?
I'm doing just fine....as I did during the last economic downturn. And no, I'm not a landlord. We chose to cash out and sell our last house for 253% of what we paid for it...
Recap. We're talking about landlords and markets and the extent to which a landlord can pass on the costs. I said all along that cost is a factor in price. It's just one factor though. There's competition. Demand. The consumers. What they're willing to pay.OK, so you're not losing money, you're still making money. What's the problem?
I have never denied it. My point all along has been that, how much you can charge for rent is limited by markets, and in bad times, you may have to reduce your margins. That doesn't mean you reduce rent. But it can, depending on the market. That doesn't mean you rent for less than it costs you. So I'll give you the opportunity to be honest and reply to what I'm saying rather than the point you attribute to me, for whatever reason.Are you admitting that Landlords PASS along expenses to tenants?
So you're not even a landlord? Some language you've used implied you are. I hope that wasn't intentional.I'm doing just fine....as I did during the last economic downturn. And no, I'm not a landlord. We chose to cash out and sell our last house for 253% of what we paid for it vs renting it out...
Who believes that? It's like you keep saying **** and then saying other people's posts mean this nonsense, I guess so you feel like everyone is an idiot and you're not.I am out of discussion with those that do not even believe they receive benefits for their property, don’t know what is part of property tax vs federal tax, and refuse to try to understand even when links are provided from the state website.
Bless your little heart…Who believes that? It's like you keep saying **** and then saying other people's posts mean this nonsense, I guess so you feel like everyone is an idiot and you're not.
But anyway, like I said elsewhere, don't take the football with you. It ain't yours.
Yeah. I know what that means. It means Mike is definitely not happy with jamil right now.Bless your little heart…