 My neighbor's smoking is killing me!!!! Manager do nothing!!!? |
I live in an apartment building;This week a new neighbor moved next door.
Someone in there smokes. A LOT.
Smoke makes me sick (I am allergic to it) and I am feeling every time ... |
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 Where 2 get $2500 immediately for rent? |
| today i got an letter 4 redempition for an apartment ...n the bill is 2500 thats need 2 be payed by the 5th of december...or we will be evicted....n i hve bad credit..n i need the money cause we have ... |
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 Food costs a month? |
| I've never lived on my own but this summer me and my bf are gunna rent a studio apartment in cali and I was just wondering how much peope would think food costs would be monthly for two people ... |
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 How much rent do you pay? |
| I pay $900 a month for a one bedroom apartment in California. It's not even that nice, the kitchen is really old and there is no diswasher or washer/dryer. I would like to move but it is ... |
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 Should we allow more houses to be built in the u.k? |
it would solve most of our problems. e.g. high house prices
it will help lots of young people but it will impovish many baby boomers.... |
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 Evict or not? |
| I have a tenant who is suppose to have 3 people in her 1 bedroom apartment. Come to find out she has 7-8 people. I pay water, sewerage, garbage. I sent her a letter explaining to her that she is ... |
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 How can you rent a home or apt w/ bad or no credit? |
| I don't have any real credit history. I got a denial letter from a credit card place that said, "Lack of credit history" and "lack of revolving accounts". How can I rent a ... |
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 Can my roommate prevent me from having overnight guests? |
| I live in a two-bedroom apartment with one roommate. As my boyfriend and I are in a long-distance relationship, the only way we see each other is to spend weekends together. We would like to ... |
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 What is 7% of $150,000.? |
| We are thinking of selling our home, my husband isn't home right now, and I am horrible at math. I was just looking over the contract and it says the company gets 7%. Is that pretty good? T... |
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 Having a hard time understand 'rent in advance' pls explain? |
im getting my first place and they ask for a deposit sum and a months rent in advance. and then after ive lived there 4 weeks they want my first months rent.
i do not understand this. how come ... |
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 I am not going to pay then rent. What will happen? |
I am moving out at then end of the month but landlord wants me to pay the next two months rent.
I refuse to pay this, what can they do ? (you cant go to prison for not paying the rent can ... |
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 Can you rent a flat at 16 ? |
can you rent a plat when ur 16 ?
i really dont get on with my mum and shes told me she wants me to move out so i want to know if its possible to rent a flat at 16... |
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 Is it possible to buy a house with poor/bad credit? |
| Bad things happen to good people, a friend of mine is wanting to but a house for him and his family instead of renting and throwing way money every month. Please don't say "clean up their ... |
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 What is the max $ i should spend on a house? |
If my income is 45000 to 54000
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 If a mortgage rate is currently at 6.2%, when is it appropriate to refinance for a lower interest rate? |
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Thank you for the information. My loan is for a fixed 30 year loan. I have had the home for almost 5 years. I have refinanced already 1 time, to get the 8% rate ... |
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 I rent a house out, and the rent does not cover the mortgage but the house value has increased. should i sell? |
| I have rented a house out for the last three years,the rent does not cover the motrgage but the value of the property has increased,is it worthwhile sustaining this loss or should I sell the ... |
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 Does my landlord have to pay for screens on windows & doors? |
| I rent a one bedroom unit that has no windows but two sliding doors but there are no screens on the doors. It is a ground floor apartment with street access & I dont feel safe.... |
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John D | Anyone worried that they will never be able to afford their own home? |
House prices seem to be rising way above inflation every month. Is anyone else scarred that they may never be able to afford their own home? |
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Little Bo Peep
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I am fairly resigned to the fact that my husband and I will not be able to own our own home in the near future, if at all.
What annoys me is when I hear people say that 'young people today need to make sacrifices to own their own home'. What they don't seem to realise is that it's not just about how much you have as a deposit (and as you save money the prices are still increasing regardless) but that house prices are just too far out of our reach because salaries haven't increased at the same rate. We have been to see a mortgage broker who has calculated that we could get a mortgage of around £80,000, which in our area wouldn't even buy us a studio flat. |
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brianthesnailuk2002
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I am not sure if worried is the right word, or whether angry is more apt. When the average price of a house is now 7x the average wage there is a serious problem ... a serious problem that a certain bunch of idiots in London are doing nothing about.
There is a theory that the national debt of the country is causing a housing bubble and into the future a correction will have to be made to change the situation, in which case those that rent will be able to smile a little. Until then I'll keep paying out a vast amount of money for rent and be forced to bypass those funds that would otherwise be saved for a deposit. |
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Princess
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Absolutely. And it makes me furious, because I did not go to uni and get a good job just so I could donate £500 a month to my rich landlady to make her even richer. What annoys me about renting is, we're just making the situation even worse by giving people income to buy even more houses and keep the prices up... so we're screwing ourselves over, because we have no choice- gotta live somewhere.
I move regularly so I never feel too bitter about giving any one indidivual so much of my money, but my boyfriend has lived in the same place for 5 years and we worked out has given his landlord about £20,000. It's so unfair.
And meanwhile, with London rents being what they are, I can't afford to save for a deposit... it's just a vicious cycle. I'm only 24 so too young to panic for myself, I don't know what kind of money I could be making in 5 years... but this kind of inequality just gets me really f**ked off.
Plus I have friends who are nurses or teachers, work a million times harder than me, and know they will never earn over a certain amount and it's not going to be enough for a nice home, which is the least that they deserve. |
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Jon Soundman
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Until buy to let mortgages are banned this will continue. |
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Hayley
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in this country yes !!! |
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sandg94
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I am so grateful to my hubby. Before I met him, he built his own house on a $25,000 a year salary. He lived in a trailer for several years, and bought some property. He built our house a little at a time as he could afford the materials. Took him 3 years, but it was well worth it. Now, we have a nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on 79 acres and no mortgage. |
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Chuckler
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I feel sad for my children and other people's that as you say, house prices are beyond the means of most youngsters hoping to get married and start families. This country will be a bigger nation of landlords and tenants soon. |
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clare_debenham
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Yep. Shared buying may be the only way onto the property ladder I fear.
Though I've heard that prices are set to drop come 2008 so hang in there a few more months and keep your fingers crossed! |
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Dogsbody
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My partner and I are getting married in August, and we are both pretty certain that we will never own our own home.
We both have previous marriages and chose to walk away with nothing, and subsequently have no savings. The main reason I wanted to buy a house was for security for my twelve year old daughter, but as this looks extremely unlikely, we have opted to try for a council house. It's not the ideal solution, but it does mean that we can rent securely long-term. |
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Blue Eyed Angel
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My husband and I currently own a home. We struggle to make the taxes payments. It is challenging with so many different taxes to keep up with. |
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mamgu.......
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I worry for my children, |
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maverick
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Well, who isn't? Except if you have a rich daddy or married a sugardaddy. But that's another story. It's been like this for a while now. How do they suppose a newly wed couple should buy a house (cause you can't afford one alone) and support their children (if any) and buy a car (cause you need to get yourself around) and then on top of that you must support yourself?
Just crazy and what is wrong with this? I'll tell you - wait rather not... |
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Bell
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Yes! My b/f and I have been living together for nearly 3 yrs now and we've always rented but now we're thinking about buying an old home and doing it up ourselves. Thanks to my b/f's father we will be able to afford to buy a home for the first time. My b/f makes very good money but still not good enough for a home. Sucks really! I think the bubble in the housing market will POP sooner than later! |
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pale_rider
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hell yeah! at this rate we'll be lucky to get u shack in the woods. i'm 23 and claiming bankruptcy due to circumstances out of my control. i've moved back with my parents dude! i'm screwed. fingers crossed for that winning tats ticket or long lost relative i never new with a nice few million!
good luck to us |
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Rhian H
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well i would one day like to buy my own home...i'm currently living in a rented council property but i am only 18 so it does for the time being. In years to come though I dont think i will be able to buy my own home let alone be able to afford mortgage repayments but thats life. |
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j.pee69
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Cannot afford to buy and no more local authority properties are being built. What hope do the kids have?? I live in tied accomodation! Okay for now but what if i want to leave or worse when i retire!! |
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Honey W
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Yes, I'm in a council house, I've made it my home, but it will never belong to me and the council can do whatever they like to it, even kick me out of it if they want, I have a constant dread that my home could be taken from me at any point. And when I die, my disabled daughter, who has lived here all her life, will be forced to move elsewhere.........very very scared,AND NO POSSIBLE CHANGE TO THAT CIRCUMSTANCE ANYWHERE IN SIGHT........ |
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Rainbow_Crayon
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I am. Alot. |
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Keira
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no i have a very rich daddy! hehe |
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