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Just curious - what sort of data would you want to track on tenants?
by mipmap04 8y ago
Just curious - what sort of data would you want to track on tenants?
- dominotw 8y agoNoise levels would be good. When I am moving this noise is a total wildcard and luck. I would pay a premium to move in with less noise neighbours and possibly quite tenants can be rewarded with that premium.
- krisroadruck 8y agoI know I'd pay extra not to have to live next to neighbors with small children or yappy dogs. Still annoyed that it's illegal for there to be childless apartment communities.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Still annoyed that it's illegal for there to be childless apartment communities. It's not, you are just probably not old enough for the ones that are legal.
- tpetry 8y agoWho doesn‘t love a session of bingo at the afternoom? :)
- jasonmp85 8y agoYou're in luck: you can! It's called buying a single-family detached home.
- krisroadruck 8y agoI love the sarcasm, truly, but that doesn't actually accomplish the goal. If the goal is to live near a group of similar aged folks, all buying a single-family home does is separate the walls a bit. You are now locked into a neighborhood in which your neighbors can easily have children who will run around screaming in the area, often ignoring who's yard belongs to whom. Source: Bought a house before, neighbors moved in with 4 kids who ran around screaming loudly and ignored that my yard wasn't theirs to play in. They also had 2 rather large labs that barked loudly day and night. Working from home with that sort of constant noise pollution is super irritating.
- mipmap04 8y agoThere's actually a start up that does this for AirBnBs called NoiseAware (I have no affiliation with them). I could definitely see that being interesting for more permanent rentals as well. Probably hard to get tenant consent though for that purpose.
- jedberg 8y agoI honestly have no idea. Part of my curiosity was what kind of data they were collecting.