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January 9, 2008 at 12:04 AM #132744January 9, 2008 at 8:41 AM #132582unbiasedobserverParticipant
My LL proposed a 9% increase the week after the fires. I looked around and found something much better and moved. I notice the old one is now sitting empty. Sweet vindication!
January 9, 2008 at 8:41 AM #132765unbiasedobserverParticipantMy LL proposed a 9% increase the week after the fires. I looked around and found something much better and moved. I notice the old one is now sitting empty. Sweet vindication!
January 9, 2008 at 8:41 AM #132772unbiasedobserverParticipantMy LL proposed a 9% increase the week after the fires. I looked around and found something much better and moved. I notice the old one is now sitting empty. Sweet vindication!
January 9, 2008 at 8:41 AM #132833unbiasedobserverParticipantMy LL proposed a 9% increase the week after the fires. I looked around and found something much better and moved. I notice the old one is now sitting empty. Sweet vindication!
January 9, 2008 at 8:41 AM #132869unbiasedobserverParticipantMy LL proposed a 9% increase the week after the fires. I looked around and found something much better and moved. I notice the old one is now sitting empty. Sweet vindication!
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July 29, 2010 at 3:24 AM #583837NewtoSanDiegoGuestlisten Honcho,
Your landlord is raising rents because he can. He’s betting that you think that moving is too painful for you and you will swallow it. When I was a landlord I occasionally did the same thing, randomly did a big 10% increase to test their aversion. I would make up some excuses, taxes fee, cost of business etc etc. Most of the time the sucker would eat it without too much complaint. Only when they seriously and credibly threatened to move did I back down a bit. I generally wouldn’t do a big raise too often again for that person. I had a couple tenents I raised a number of times without serious complaint, those dudes and dudettes paid for some vacations in Hawaii, ha.
NSDJuly 29, 2010 at 3:24 AM #583929NewtoSanDiegoGuestlisten Honcho,
Your landlord is raising rents because he can. He’s betting that you think that moving is too painful for you and you will swallow it. When I was a landlord I occasionally did the same thing, randomly did a big 10% increase to test their aversion. I would make up some excuses, taxes fee, cost of business etc etc. Most of the time the sucker would eat it without too much complaint. Only when they seriously and credibly threatened to move did I back down a bit. I generally wouldn’t do a big raise too often again for that person. I had a couple tenents I raised a number of times without serious complaint, those dudes and dudettes paid for some vacations in Hawaii, ha.
NSDJuly 29, 2010 at 3:24 AM #584465NewtoSanDiegoGuestlisten Honcho,
Your landlord is raising rents because he can. He’s betting that you think that moving is too painful for you and you will swallow it. When I was a landlord I occasionally did the same thing, randomly did a big 10% increase to test their aversion. I would make up some excuses, taxes fee, cost of business etc etc. Most of the time the sucker would eat it without too much complaint. Only when they seriously and credibly threatened to move did I back down a bit. I generally wouldn’t do a big raise too often again for that person. I had a couple tenents I raised a number of times without serious complaint, those dudes and dudettes paid for some vacations in Hawaii, ha.
NSDJuly 29, 2010 at 3:24 AM #584574NewtoSanDiegoGuestlisten Honcho,
Your landlord is raising rents because he can. He’s betting that you think that moving is too painful for you and you will swallow it. When I was a landlord I occasionally did the same thing, randomly did a big 10% increase to test their aversion. I would make up some excuses, taxes fee, cost of business etc etc. Most of the time the sucker would eat it without too much complaint. Only when they seriously and credibly threatened to move did I back down a bit. I generally wouldn’t do a big raise too often again for that person. I had a couple tenents I raised a number of times without serious complaint, those dudes and dudettes paid for some vacations in Hawaii, ha.
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