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Tenant: The rent is too high Landlord: The rent hasn't been changed for a long time --- Tenant: With other costs going up, I can't afford to pay more for ren
by zhte415 12y ago
Tenant: The rent is too high
Landlord: The rent hasn't been changed for a long time
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Tenant: With other costs going up, I can't afford to pay more for rent.
Landlord: With other costs going up, I need more rental income.
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Tenant: The place needs painting.
Landlord: He has given that place heavy wear and tear.
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Tenant: I know people who pay less for a comparable place.
Landlord: I know people who pay more for a comparable place.
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Tenant: Small businesses like me can't afford to pay high rents.
Landlord: Small businesses like him tend to manage money badly and have risky businesses.
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Tenant: The rent ought to be low because the neighborhood is rundown.
Landlord: We landlords should raise rents in order to improve the quality of the neighborhood.
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Tenant: I am a desirable tenant with up and coming customers.
Landlord: The music drives me crazy, and neighbours complain.
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Tenant: I always pay the rent whenever she asks for it.
Landlord: He never pays the rent until I ask for it.
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My point is, both sides complain.
- ufo 12y ago> Landlord: With other costs going up, I need more rental income. Rent in Rio de Janeiro have grown widely above inflation for many years. Its one of the most expensive cities in the world in terms of rent.
- nandemo 12y agoYeah, but there's nothing particularly wrong about rent growing above inflation. A consumer price index is basically a weighted average of prices. Naturally some of these prices will be above the average.