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2400 a month is rent here in Austin - and not even expensive rent. Without income, those rentals will foreclose/be evicted. Are you saying future pandemic resp
by supernovae 6y ago
2400 a month is rent here in Austin - and not even expensive rent. Without income, those rentals will foreclose/be evicted. Are you saying future pandemic responses should imply much of society simply deserves to be destitute?
- maxerickson 6y agoUnable to afford $2400 month housing in an expensive city isn't the same thing as destitute. There's houses available in much of the country for $100,000 or less. I'm fine arguing that people can have the option to struggle paying high rent or move, we don't need to pay the high rent just because they prefer the place.
- HappySweeney 6y agoThose houses are $100k or less because the only jobs nearby don't pay enough to buy something more expensive.
- maxerickson 5y agoWhat does that matter if the house is in good condition and has a sensible amount of room for a family?
- JohnCohorn 6y ago> 2400 a month is rent here in Austin Just no, not unless you live in a luxury dwelling or location. Here’s an example place I used to live long ago. Centrally located, next to the major highways, and not unsafe. It’s old and not fancy, but under $1000 and your living expenses can be much lower than that with a roommate. https://www.livechevychase.com/floorplans https://www.livechevychase.com/floorplans
- supernovae 5y agoDude, I have a wife and 2 kids and my house is small and yes, it would cost 2400 a month to rent it, luckily i bought it before it tripled in value... i wouldn't buy it for 500k today... (also, every single room but an efficiency is sold out and there is no pricing on their 3 bedrooms)