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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/14/2017

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Irwin Haddox
  • Delaware City, DE
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Who's pay's $1,300 for rent?

Irwin Haddox
  • Delaware City, DE
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All,

I often see on here landlords that charge around $1,300 for rent but I personally don't know anyone who pays such high rent. If you have $1,300 rent why not buy? I know people usually say that they don't want to settle in the area for long so they don't buy but i'm sure if the deal was good enough then they could sell with instant equity. Also I hear people don't have good credit so they can't buy, but some landlords screen out bad credit tenants. Obviously if they live in NYC I understand but 1,300 buys a lot of house in other areas. So what I want to know is who is paying all this rent after all?

-Irwin

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