Landlords don't need to raise a rent from $600/mo to $1600/mo (110) apartments, to deal with a tax increases, or anything else.
Also landlords are not the topic. All other businesses are. I see lots of businesses being forced out of business. I dont see that happening to landlords.
Bad, but not as much as the rents.
45 Retail Chains Responsible for Many of This Year's Record 9,300 Store Closings
The bankruptcies and going-out-of-business sales reached new heights in 2019.finance.yahoo.com
I've heard about that too. Things are going crazy. Biden is president. Nobody's minding the store.
But president Joe told me "Anybody who can go down 3,000 feet in a mine can sure as hell learn to program as well… Anybody who can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program, for God’s sake!”
My president would never lie to me.
To liberals, anything that goes against their agenda is "racist".
Not Land Lord--private property owner.
Unbelievable apartment rent increases of hundreds of $$$ per month, are tearing US businesses to shreds. In my own case, I was paying $600/month 3 years ago Te rent went waaay up and I movd out. That apartment is now $1600/mo for renovated, $1200 unrenovated.
So I moved out, and I now am in a better place, but I'm paying $1,014/month. So I now have $414 LESS to spend every month, than in 2021. $4,968 less per year. There goes the nice new violin and mandolin I was going to buy. Same thing for hundreds of other musical instrument buyers in my area. So guess what > our main musical instrument store (Sam Ash) closed up & went out of business, nationwide. They had been in business for exactly 100 years.
Guess who else is closing down stores. > Walgreens. No, they don't sell musical instruments, but what they do sell cost money too, and a significant part of their customer base now has hundreds of $$$ LESS per month, to buy things with.
Walgreens could shutter over 2K stores as sales plunge amid stubborn inflation
Walgreens announced it will be cutting its profit forecast for the fiscal 2024 year and closing more stores across the US in its latest attempt to deal with a “difficult operating environment…nypost.com
Sam Ash Closing All Stores After 100 Years In Business
Musical instrument retailer Sam Ash Music announced today that it is closing all of its stores:www.synthtopia.com
I doubt if insurance companies can require mail order. From what I have seen, it's like my insurance company. It's offered, but not required.
My insurance company calls me at least 3 times a week asking me to switch. They aren't offering me any benefit I'm not getting at my local pharmacy.
What’s wrong with buying online?
Do people pay you rent ?
Sending it back is a big hassle. What if you try the next one and its not what you want either ? Send it back too. Easier to go to the store. Try out maybe 4 or 5 mandolins. Then 4 or 5 VIolins. I play 6 different types of instrument.
Some when rents go up 100-200%, and we have $4-500 less money to spend on everything, we should just shut up ad smile about it, huh ? r you a landlord too ?
