Il proprietario “non poteva viaggiare in Australia” dopo che l’inquilino aveva accumulato più di 14.000 euro di arretrati

    https://m.independent.ie/irish-news/landlord-could-not-travel-around-australia-after-tenant-racked-up-more-than-14000-in-arrears/a201348618.html

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    19 commenti

    1. Callme-Sal on

      One person’s rent is another person’s ~~income~~ travel fund

    2. No-Negotiation2922 on

      In this case both the landlord and the squatter are idiots for differnet reasons.

    3. pgasmaddict on

      It is mind blowing to me to think that you can rent your house for enough money that you can travel around the world on it (on a budget). I mean all you are doing is providing a roof over someone’s head. If that isn’t a sign that the whole thing is completely fucked up I don’t know. Free up land, build infrastructure and form new towns. We are still a sparsely populated country.

    4. Kanye_Wesht on

      Independent trying to be as rage-baity as possible.

      What does the landlords spending habits have to do with it? 

    5. supreme_mushroom on

      What an unbelievably baity headline. Maximum outrage everyone!

    6. dropthecoin on

      What a headline. It’s fairly clear the article is aimed for people who have sympathies for the guy who didn’t pay his bill.

    7. Feeling-Present2945 on

      I can’t read it. But first I was like, how tf does someone rack up that much rent debt? Then I remembered the price of rent in this country

    8. bingybong22 on

      Why won’t the government just pick a huge empty spot near the M50, bring in thousands of labourers and trades from abroad, pay them top dollar, house them in tents or prefabs for a year and build 20 thousand house along with services and roads.

      I know this is imperfect for lots of reasons. But this is a fucking emergency. When so many shysters and gougers are making so much money from renting rooms or buying and selling land the country is in a death spiral.

    9. cocobeans100 on

      I know several people who have built mews or have second homes but have turned to Airbnb as they are afraid they won’t be able to evict non paying tenants.

      Whether you agree with it, it’s a fact. Airbnb is not really restricted in Dublin so there’s nothing stopping them. They are afraid they will lose their investment.

    10. FredditForgeddit21 on

      What the landlord was doing is irrelevant. The tenant didn’t pay rent and the landlord was stung for it. I find the general distaste for landlords really weird. The population voted in FFG and yet hate landlords? Make your minds up people!

    11. vinceswish on

      Serious question – why do any of you feel sympathy for the person who refuses to pay any rent? It’s basically a squatter at this point.

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