Huge spikes in rent?

[JC]

Is anyone else experiencing this or heard about this? I live in a crap hole in NH that is approx. 400 square feet. I’ve been paying 900 per month, which i think is pretty high for this, but they did take my dog. (I’ve got a good salary, but was trying to responsible to save for a house. Don’t I feel like a jackass with the recent bailout news?).

Oh, so they want to increase the rent from $900 to $1175. Is this just nuts, or is it just me?

[Raybyrnes]

You need to shop around. The only thing that is nuts is accepting status quo. With respect to rents I found a 3 bed 2 bath home in PB owned outright and the person simply wants a nice family to live there. Asking 1650 rent. There are fair rents out there. You just need to shop around.

[Raybyrnes]

You need to shop around. The only thing that is nuts is accepting status quo. With respect to rents I found a 3 bed 2 bath home in PB owned outright and the person simply wants a nice family to live there. Asking 1650 rent. There are fair rents out there. You just need to shop around.

[Raybyrnes]

You need to shop around. The only thing that is nuts is accepting status quo. With respect to rents I found a 3 bed 2 bath home in PB owned outright and the person simply wants a nice family to live there. Asking 1650 rent. There are fair rents out there. You just need to shop around.

[Raybyrnes]

You need to shop around. The only thing that is nuts is accepting status quo. With respect to rents I found a 3 bed 2 bath home in PB owned outright and the person simply wants a nice family to live there. Asking 1650 rent. There are fair rents out there. You just need to shop around.

[Raybyrnes]

You need to shop around. The only thing that is nuts is accepting status quo. With respect to rents I found a 3 bed 2 bath home in PB owned outright and the person simply wants a nice family to live there. Asking 1650 rent. There are fair rents out there. You just need to shop around.

[JC]

Good point. I let my landlord know that the day he raises my rent I am out the door. I also let him know (in a very nice way) that the online sites that quote normal rental rates indicated that the new rate was very, very high. Of course, I do not know where they get their data from, but…

I am just super disappointed for other people. I was trying to help a friend of a friend find an affordable place. 900 is a lot of money for average salaries here, espcecially to sign up to live in a crap hole.

I will definitely suggest that he broaden his search.

[JC]

Good point. I let my landlord know that the day he raises my rent I am out the door. I also let him know (in a very nice way) that the online sites that quote normal rental rates indicated that the new rate was very, very high. Of course, I do not know where they get their data from, but…

I am just super disappointed for other people. I was trying to help a friend of a friend find an affordable place. 900 is a lot of money for average salaries here, espcecially to sign up to live in a crap hole.

I will definitely suggest that he broaden his search.

[JC]

Good point. I let my landlord know that the day he raises my rent I am out the door. I also let him know (in a very nice way) that the online sites that quote normal rental rates indicated that the new rate was very, very high. Of course, I do not know where they get their data from, but…

I am just super disappointed for other people. I was trying to help a friend of a friend find an affordable place. 900 is a lot of money for average salaries here, espcecially to sign up to live in a crap hole.

I will definitely suggest that he broaden his search.

[JC]

Good point. I let my landlord know that the day he raises my rent I am out the door. I also let him know (in a very nice way) that the online sites that quote normal rental rates indicated that the new rate was very, very high. Of course, I do not know where they get their data from, but…

I am just super disappointed for other people. I was trying to help a friend of a friend find an affordable place. 900 is a lot of money for average salaries here, espcecially to sign up to live in a crap hole.

I will definitely suggest that he broaden his search.

[JC]

Good point. I let my landlord know that the day he raises my rent I am out the door. I also let him know (in a very nice way) that the online sites that quote normal rental rates indicated that the new rate was very, very high. Of course, I do not know where they get their data from, but…

I am just super disappointed for other people. I was trying to help a friend of a friend find an affordable place. 900 is a lot of money for average salaries here, espcecially to sign up to live in a crap hole.

I will definitely suggest that he broaden his search.

[moneymaker]

I “only” pay $750 a month in rent for a 3 bed 2 bath, and I just found out it’s going up $40 next year. I think I’ll look around! Since it costs $8800 a year to edumacate my son and I don’t pay any property taxes directly I guess it’s not such a bad deal, but I’m still looking. Even though it still makes sense to rent, I would still like to be able to afford to buy and that is why I must wait a little longer.

[moneymaker]

I “only” pay $750 a month in rent for a 3 bed 2 bath, and I just found out it’s going up $40 next year. I think I’ll look around! Since it costs $8800 a year to edumacate my son and I don’t pay any property taxes directly I guess it’s not such a bad deal, but I’m still looking. Even though it still makes sense to rent, I would still like to be able to afford to buy and that is why I must wait a little longer.

[moneymaker]

I “only” pay $750 a month in rent for a 3 bed 2 bath, and I just found out it’s going up $40 next year. I think I’ll look around! Since it costs $8800 a year to edumacate my son and I don’t pay any property taxes directly I guess it’s not such a bad deal, but I’m still looking. Even though it still makes sense to rent, I would still like to be able to afford to buy and that is why I must wait a little longer.

[moneymaker]

I “only” pay $750 a month in rent for a 3 bed 2 bath, and I just found out it’s going up $40 next year. I think I’ll look around! Since it costs $8800 a year to edumacate my son and I don’t pay any property taxes directly I guess it’s not such a bad deal, but I’m still looking. Even though it still makes sense to rent, I would still like to be able to afford to buy and that is why I must wait a little longer.

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