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“It’s not somebody who is impacted by COVID, but somebody who is taking advantage of the situation” Taking advantage here is an interesting choice. It seems to
by throwaway2245 6y ago
“It’s not somebody who is impacted by COVID, but somebody who is taking advantage of the situation”
Taking advantage here is an interesting choice. It seems to mean: Reducing your profits that you usually get as a landlord taking advantage of the situation.
- bestnameever 6y agoDid you read the article? The tenant was leasing the unit for the purpose of reselling the unit on AirBnB which was against the terms of the lease, and also used the pandemic to seek lower rent which the landlord sympathetically gave prior to them becoming aware that they were being deceived by the tenant. I would say that being dismissive of the tenant taking advantage of the landlord in this situation is also an interesting choice.