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I pay $1400 to live in the one of the suburb valleys of Los Angeles in a 1br apartment. I got insanely lucky when I found this place as it's fairly spacious, has a parking space in a lot, is cool with my dog, and the landlord doesn't talk to me about poo poo and hasn't raised the rent since I went month to month. I got engaged last month and we're talking about moving (fleeing) to Michigan to be close to fresh water and be at a higher latitude in anticipation of climate change. We also loving hate slogging through traffic and crowds to do anything.
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meanolmrcloud posted:I’ve posted about cheap houses in Detroit in the doomsday thread, but it sure looks like everything rehabbable is being bought up, with everything else being left to absolute ruin. a quick look at the stats and yep, even in extraordinarily undesirable rustbelt cities surrounded by blight, homes have gone up on average by 28% in the last year. Then why not just demolish the bad house and put tomorrow's bad house in its place?
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Nice and hot piss posted:I touch COVID people and open hearts (not one after the other) and I only was able to afford a house after I married someone who does the same ICU work that I do, no kids. I touch computers in the healthcare industry around covid people and open hearts. Almost 10 years of experience, 5 figgies nevertheless. I have 1br apartment and I'm just waiting for the day the landlord remembers I'm still here and raises the rent.
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Bar Ran Dun posted:we need to start treating it as a cartel. especially as the objective function is likely written to produce that outcome. print(rent+500); wow look the computer told us to raise rent
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