mke_geek @ mke_geek @lemm.ee

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Quite clever!

1 year is not an example. Many mortgages are over 30 years.

That $2,000 a month can also raise if you've included property taxes and insurance in the payment. If you're not including property taxes and insurance then you're not really doing a full comparison.

Mid 30s isn't "old as fuck".

That being said, not everyone is destined to be in a relationship. Some people are just socially awkward or annoying to be around and don't have either the guidance or desire to change.

Some people don't even realize that they are annoying or off-putting to others, and so they can't understand why no one will be their friend or get into a relationship with them. Sometimes they tend to blame other people as the problem instead of themselves.

I hardly ever order food to my home. One time in the past 5 years I've ordered pizza and had someone deliver it. It's not worth the cost.

I rarely go out for fast food.

And now there's not as many fast food workers. They're being replaced by apps, self-service kiosks, and reduced hours.

Unless you move to a lower cost of living area.

My parents didn't give me money to buy a house.

Are you 13?

Not out of touch at all.

Did you check out the "im_jealous" community?

I bought my first house at 23. It takes discipline and saving.

I would prefer a future where criminals were eliminated. I don't care what race they are.

She was trespassing.

He's encouraging squatting, which is stealing. He's an awful person.

Being a landlord is a self-employed job. People don't advertise for self-employed jobs. They do those jobs themselves!

Sounds like you're the one with the ignorance on the topic.

Being a landlord IS a job. Being a landlord involves work, and work is a job. This is very simple.

"Landlording" is a word. It's the act of performing the work of a landlord.

Anyone can pay someone else to do work. But the act of hiring others and making sure they're doing their job is still work.

The majority of landlords are known as "mom and pop" which means they only have a few rentals. Many small landlords don't hire a large team because there's not enough money coming in from the rental to do so.

Being a landlord is in fact, work.

Simply owning a property is called being a real estate investor. You can invest in property without even setting foot in it.

But maintaining it, interacting with tenants, etc is all work and that's what a landlord does. As such, people should get paid for their work.

The only people who want something for doing no work is landlords and shareholders.

You are incorrect about that. Landlords absolutely do work.