Mar 21, 2020
9:49:48pm
9:49:48pm
Agreed that Provo is hardly a free market. But landlords shouldn't cave here.
The hit the students will take will be minuscule compared to what the landlord would take regardless of compromise. If a complex has 40 tenants and they pay half that is still a 20:1 burden being placed on the landlord.
Despite the feudal title, landlords are seldom wealthy individuals. They are long-term investors who do a lot of DIY. a 20:1 hit against them for one or two months will be catastrophic. A couple of months of student rent is a drop in the bucket.
Despite the feudal title, landlords are seldom wealthy individuals. They are long-term investors who do a lot of DIY. a 20:1 hit against them for one or two months will be catastrophic. A couple of months of student rent is a drop in the bucket.
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No, it it isn't. It's asking landlords to let those students who want out of the final month of their contract.
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How is it sharing the burden for those kids who signed a contract and now are let off of their obligation? If you were
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Landlords have mortgages, sometimes huge mortgages, that they have taken out to provide that housing. Hence contracts.
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You said "grow up" and complained about personal insults right after insulting me. Maybe take your own
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