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Originally Posted by GLOW
playing devil's advocate here. could the high rates also be taking in to account any offset of risk of having shitty tenants that destroy/bug out on rent? a dispute with a shitty tenant and unpaid rent for even a few months is a huge hit to anyone. damage deposit is half a months rent, that won't pay for shit all if a unit is trashed and needs to be repaired.
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thats why i completely understand the airbnb effect..
Do i rent to someone who has 1 sketchy reference, or even a bunch of reference but i dont really like their attitude/demeanor
or do i rent to a guy with 100+ positive reviews on airbnb and make the same rent i would over a month in a week? lol