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As a renter, you're paying at least 1/N of things like utilities and maintenance, where N is the number of renters for that property, right? In the case of N=1
by gaganyaan 4y ago
As a renter, you're paying at least 1/N of things like utilities and maintenance, where N is the number of renters for that property, right?
In the case of N=1, where someone is renting a single family home, you must be paying at least as much as if you owned the home, since presumably the landlord wants to make some profit on top of all the expenses being passed to you.
- rdtwo 4y agoYour simplified model leads you to the wrong conclusion. You need a better model to understand the nuisances