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So it could be as few as 50/10377 = 0.5% of tenants broke their lease. This is a useless survey unless they asked the landlords how many of their tenants broke
by cameldrv 6y ago
So it could be as few as 50/10377 = 0.5% of tenants broke their lease. This is a useless survey unless they asked the landlords how many of their tenants broke their lease.
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- apta 6y agoAs typical of sensationalist media these days looking to get clicks.
- anoncareer0212 6y agoUnfortunately not every survey will meet the high standards of internet commenters looking for blood
- peanut_is_yum 6y agoI understand why you might feel this way, but I don't think the parent and grandparent comments are necessarily "looking for blood." They bring up valid concerns. Disclosure: I haven't read the linked article.
- jon_elbrook 6y agoor any standard at all?
- mandelbrotwurst 6y agoWhose blood are commenters looking for by pointing out that the data given in the piece fails to lend any credence to the "alarming rate" claim?