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January 7, 2010 at 4:36 PM #499905January 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM #500563
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ParticipantWell there is another thing I would add and that is these days apartments are run by large corporations who will not look at an individuals situation but rely on pristine credit scores, (that is harder and harder to come by these days), where as an individual landlord can see let say OK this guy got foreclosed on but he has steady employment etc…
Just saying there may be a lot more to these things than show up in news articles .
January 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM #500470ParticipantWell there is another thing I would add and that is these days apartments are run by large corporations who will not look at an individuals situation but rely on pristine credit scores, (that is harder and harder to come by these days), where as an individual landlord can see let say OK this guy got foreclosed on but he has steady employment etc…
Just saying there may be a lot more to these things than show up in news articles .
January 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM #500810ParticipantWell there is another thing I would add and that is these days apartments are run by large corporations who will not look at an individuals situation but rely on pristine credit scores, (that is harder and harder to come by these days), where as an individual landlord can see let say OK this guy got foreclosed on but he has steady employment etc…
Just saying there may be a lot more to these things than show up in news articles .
January 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM #499921ParticipantWell there is another thing I would add and that is these days apartments are run by large corporations who will not look at an individuals situation but rely on pristine credit scores, (that is harder and harder to come by these days), where as an individual landlord can see let say OK this guy got foreclosed on but he has steady employment etc…
Just saying there may be a lot more to these things than show up in news articles .
January 7, 2010 at 5:33 PM #500071ParticipantWell there is another thing I would add and that is these days apartments are run by large corporations who will not look at an individuals situation but rely on pristine credit scores, (that is harder and harder to come by these days), where as an individual landlord can see let say OK this guy got foreclosed on but he has steady employment etc…
Just saying there may be a lot more to these things than show up in news articles .
January 7, 2010 at 5:45 PM #499926SD Transplant
ParticipantMy lease was up in Dec 09, and my office didn’t even bother notifying me about a renewal. First time in about 4.5 years. I’m month to month w/out a contract. What’s not to love? Also, they gave me a free month prior for a 12 month lease.
The building next door has the same apartment empty…..
January 7, 2010 at 5:45 PM #500815ParticipantMy lease was up in Dec 09, and my office didn’t even bother notifying me about a renewal. First time in about 4.5 years. I’m month to month w/out a contract. What’s not to love? Also, they gave me a free month prior for a 12 month lease.
The building next door has the same apartment empty…..
January 7, 2010 at 5:45 PM #500076ParticipantMy lease was up in Dec 09, and my office didn’t even bother notifying me about a renewal. First time in about 4.5 years. I’m month to month w/out a contract. What’s not to love? Also, they gave me a free month prior for a 12 month lease.
The building next door has the same apartment empty…..
January 7, 2010 at 5:45 PM #500568ParticipantMy lease was up in Dec 09, and my office didn’t even bother notifying me about a renewal. First time in about 4.5 years. I’m month to month w/out a contract. What’s not to love? Also, they gave me a free month prior for a 12 month lease.
The building next door has the same apartment empty…..
January 7, 2010 at 5:45 PM #500475ParticipantMy lease was up in Dec 09, and my office didn’t even bother notifying me about a renewal. First time in about 4.5 years. I’m month to month w/out a contract. What’s not to love? Also, they gave me a free month prior for a 12 month lease.
The building next door has the same apartment empty…..
January 7, 2010 at 6:52 PM #500840CAwireman
ParticipantFrom Market place today –
1) Through 06 – 08 banks gave money to developers speculating on the need for more rental units due to the downturn in housing. So, there’s excess space out there.
2) People doubling up in apartments instead of living alone. People take roommates when the economy dips.
3) People move back home, or move in with family.January 7, 2010 at 6:52 PM #499951ParticipantFrom Market place today –
1) Through 06 – 08 banks gave money to developers speculating on the need for more rental units due to the downturn in housing. So, there’s excess space out there.
2) People doubling up in apartments instead of living alone. People take roommates when the economy dips.
3) People move back home, or move in with family.January 7, 2010 at 6:52 PM #500593ParticipantFrom Market place today –
1) Through 06 – 08 banks gave money to developers speculating on the need for more rental units due to the downturn in housing. So, there’s excess space out there.
2) People doubling up in apartments instead of living alone. People take roommates when the economy dips.
3) People move back home, or move in with family.January 7, 2010 at 6:52 PM #500500ParticipantFrom Market place today –
1) Through 06 – 08 banks gave money to developers speculating on the need for more rental units due to the downturn in housing. So, there’s excess space out there.
2) People doubling up in apartments instead of living alone. People take roommates when the economy dips.
3) People move back home, or move in with family. -
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