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Guess what you could afford if you weren't paying your landlords mortgage plus premium? The fucking maintenance costs
I have never met a single person who doesn't want to own a house because they'd have to maintain it and yet it's the only excuse they can pull out!
I am so sorry to break it to you but this is actually a thing. I've met one person who proudly talks about selling their house in favor of renting because it's stress free.
In my town there is this company that buys houses from people and then rents that house back to them. They run ads that say they will become your landlord and worry about all the maintenance. And its "great" because you don't even have to move.
Its really depressing.
At this stage in my life I enjoy the flexibility and ease of not owning my own property, but that still doesn't mean I like dealing with landlords. In my ideal world I'd like to 'rent' from the state at actual maintenance cost, rather than pay extortionate amounts for some leech's mortgage.