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I’ve rented many apartments and I perceive the transaction to have been mutually beneficial in every case.

• colechristensen 5y ago
  Did you believe it was a fair price? As though the amount of work you were doing and the quality of it matched the amount of "work" you were paying for?
  • Spivak 5y ago
    Not the parent but yes? I mean I basically don't even bother with hotels anymore when I travel. My experience with Airbnb's and the like has been consistently better. You get a whole apartment or house, it's cheaper, the person renting actually gives a shit about the experience, you get appliances, a real kitchen, not shitty Wi-Fi, drinks and snacks that aren't $7 charged to the room. Like it's hard to argue it's not a fair price when it's better and cheaper than the alternatives.
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  • dionidium 5y ago
    Yes. I slept in those apartments every night. Drank water from the tap. Washed my clothes. They served precisely the needs I expected them to at exactly the price I negotiated with the landlord.