• ObliviousEnlightenment
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    05 months ago

    Put in the effort to make it more accessible, maybe charge more on the deposit if you absolutely have to financially; but eating the cost would be preferable because people dont choose to be disabled. Oh, and have a real job, so your living isnt just leeching off tenants.

    • Dremor
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      35 months ago

      So being a Dev isn’t a real job? I suppose a lot of people here would feel insulted.
      What I earn from my grandmother home goes to a special account used for the apartment repairs, improvement, and taxes.
      Actually, as we upgraded it a lot those last years (redid the all the electricity, paint, windows and the south side isolation), I’m actually still 70k+ in debt, which will take me arround 10 years to resorb.

      But sure, I’m leeching off my tenant, if you say so.

      • ObliviousEnlightenment
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        15 months ago

        You asked for advice, I gave general advice. Im not gonna assume those because thats not most landlords. Good for you on being an exception ig

    • @[email protected]
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      25 months ago

      Terrible advice. This just increases the cost of the dwelling for everyone including those that don’t really need disabled access.