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Private renting through COVID_19
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I think everyone's head will be over the roof soon, my head is popping off nowafis1904 said:
Unless you rent yourself you'll still be guaranteed a head over your roofSocajam said:As a landlord, I am glad that my property is empty so that I do not have to deal with folks like the OP who seem to think that landlords do not have bills to pay.Old enough to know better...........0 -
Sorry but there are no guarantees, if a mortgage goes unpaid the lender will simply repossess the property, if a renter doesn't pay the rent the landlord will apply for possession, both have the same outcome.afis1904 said:
Unless you rent yourself you'll still be guaranteed a head over your roofSocajam said:As a landlord, I am glad that my property is empty so that I do not have to deal with folks like the OP who seem to think that landlords do not have bills to pay.1 -
Yeah exactly !0
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