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That's because the bank still expects the mortgage to be paid.
by bityard 6y ago
That's because the bank still expects the mortgage to be paid.
- tom_ 6y agoStrikes me the gym and the bank could probably come to some kind of arrangement?
- taxidump 6y agoI think the Landlord would feel left out if so.
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- groundfallbroke 6y agoThat’s because pensioners and investors expect to be paid their due.
- TheNorthman 6y agoIf this was true, we'd see landlords with paid-off mortgages waiving the rent. Since we don't see this on any major scale, we can only conclude that mortgages are inconsequential to landlords demanding rent-payments.
- caseysoftware 6y agoA mortgage is not the only cost of owning a property. Taxes are a third of my mortgage payment every month. Other than the IRS delaying tax day by 3 months, I haven't seen any delay or waivers of taxes due. In addition, there's basic upkeep and maintenance that you're required to perform to keep a building insured, let alone to make it re-openable at some point.
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