Any word on the body(?) the cops hauled out of there? -------------- Original message from Kyle Cassidy : -------------- > Al said: > > >This is a conscience-wrenching dilemma for at least some of us housing > >providers -- for instance, to rent a decent 2-bedroom apartment for $600 > >per month to a long-term tenant you know can barely afford that much, when > >the current Penn Off Campus Living current listings show average and median > > >for this size unit as $1,116 and $1,175, respectively. > > The guy who owns the other side of my semi-detached has never had tennants > for more than three or four months in the four years that he's owned the > place -- they come and go in a blur. we recently discovered that he's > charging more for one floor of the place than my whole house (four floors) > went for when it was a rental. I assume he's just finding people in > desperate straits who take the apartment because they can't find anything > else and bail at the first chance. Or maybe they're never paying and he's > kicking them out. In any event, knowing what he paid for the house (not that > much by today's standards) it boggles my mind that he doesn't charge less > and try and keep the tennants. Perhaps someone with more experience can > speak to the pro's and cons of rent pricing. > > Kc > ---- > You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the > list named "UnivCity." To unsubscribe or for archive information, see > .
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