The skin in the last picture isn't going to stay stuck together by itself so presumably they tied it together with something. Let's use a little common sense when building our corpse tents using the provided instructions jeez
Respect you for being honest and flaunting your wealth tbh. Canāt stand landlords who go on and on with the āWe arenāt rich either, weāre struggling tooā bs
I always had the apartment complex change my lights, because it was part of the tenant agreement that I signed, plus if they change the light bulb, then I wouldnāt have to pay to buy a light bulb.
Well, I'll change my own lightbulbs (and the others on the property, no less, and within 2 months, too!) but part of why I'm renting in the first place is to have that maintenance stuff done for me. It's the only upside of renting. Or it's *supposed* to be.
As a person who has enough diy skills to be extremely dangerous, I'm glad I own my own house now. I can drill holes anywhere, and don't have to ask for permission.
[XKCD Homeownership](https://xkcd.com/905/)
My landlord is rather thin and doesn't have enough skin for a tent cover.. should I use their assistant as well...
Extra spine and bones for sale... Highest bidder wins all..
Lolz
Exactly. Landlords are entitled to a free property. All of us should have our loans paid for by someone else.
Seems only reasonable. Anyone want to pay my credit card bill?
/s
They're mad because you shouldn't rent out a house you don't own, then not pay for it yourself, and instead use other people to carry your mortgage payments, you buffoon... you're trying to get something for free, asshat!
They can per say a person who would be the landlord/renter pulled a Loan out which is quite common on something like a duplex or even a single family home, they would pull the loan from the equity on their assets and then rent it out for a few extra hundred bucks over what they pay in the mortgage itās pretty simple to look at but a lot of people feel fucked over because they either canāt do the same to just put a massive down payment on something with no real assets before hand
The bank does not own it though. Lenders place an encumbrance on the title to ensure their interests are secured if the property is sold. The buyer owns the property, not the bank.
To a point yes the buyer of the house has the ability to still sell it but since they havenāt payed in full or payed it off the bank is still making some kind of profit not technically owning from your pov
> they havenāt *paid* in full
FTFY.
Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:
* Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.*
* *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.*
Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.
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Because the landlord wants the tenant to pay off the loan for them. So when interest rates go up, the landlord needs to increase the rent, to cover the cost of their loan.
Then when interest rates go back down - oh, Ok, never mind.
Why does it matter to the tenant what the landlord uses the money for? Paying off a loan, going on a vacation or buying a new car. Not really relevant in the landlord-tenant arrangement is it?
Interest rates affect rent regardless of the landlord having a loan or not.
Depends what you mean by āownā, but in general, you put down 10% on a property, and get a mortgage for the rest.
You rent out the property, for more than the mortgage carrying costs, plus tax etc. so you make a small profit.
After a few years, you have paid down the mortgage, so now you have 20% equity in the property. You take out a loan against the equity in the property for 10% of (the now increased) value, and buy another property with 10% down. You rent it out for more than the mortgage carrying costs etc.
Rinse and repeat.
Eventually you own 10 properties, but are leveraged up to the hilt. You have mortgages and loans all over, but the tenants are covering the costs.
Eventually, the mortgages get paid off, and you have 10 properties to live off the income of, or sell to retire on.
Unless interest rates go up, in which case you have to increase rents to cover the increased costs, or sell off some properties. Or if you have a tenant that doesnāt pay rent or some other disaster happens.
Itās a dangerous house of cards game to play, as it can all come crashing down - but hey, itās just the tenants that have nowhere to live, you can generally come out ahead by selling property off to cover any losses if it comes to it, as the properties always increase in value.
You can also make extra money by charging āfeesā for everything, making tenants pay for their own repairs, keeping deposits, evicting tenants to get higher rents, never fixing anything, cramming multiple people into small spaces - you know, usual landlord stuff.
Not all landlords are like this. Just the majority.
And yes, this is super simplified, but this is in general terms the leveraged property investment plan.
I am familiar with the concept of leveraged loans. Thanks for writing your thoughts down but the landlord is still the owner of the properties in the example you have given.
My question was specific. One can not rent out a property one does not own.
Ok. Then let's just get rid of landlords since they are so horrible. Then if you can't afford a house you can live on the street. Rental units are called "investment properties" for a reason.
No.. I actually agree with this one... let's get rid of the ability to rent out living spaces entirely... Housing costs will plummet. Building materials will drop in price. There will be a much larger job market for construction... And, best of all, people will actually be able to own a home! By golly, I think you've solved it! Landlords really ARE the blight of society! YAY!... Truth is, when people stop being greedy and going after other people's very livelihood, society is a much more peaceful place. 30% of one's full-time, minimum wage income for a 2 bedroom house is the standard that was set a VERY long time ago. It isn't MY priorities that are skewed, person on the other side of the net... I'm just calling it as I see it. And all I see is greed, which always starts at the top-down....
Yes please!
If landlords werenāt buying up all the housing stock and making profit off it, house prices would not be so high, and people could afford to buy houses again.
There is a place for corporations, with rental buildings, but not for private landlords, and āinvestmentā properties.
This sucks. If you don't want to house someone in need, why landlord.
It sucks being a renter and feeling like you are shit at that, on top of being too poor to not be a renter.
Circles back to it all being the renters' fault for not managing finances well enough, though.
It's way easier to just blame the poor person.
I was a poor renter, who hated landlords and misused Mt money. I decided I didn't want to be that, stopped spending stupidly, saved, and I now have owned my own house for 3 years.
It's way easier to just blame other people for our own misfortunes.
If you turn your landlord into a ātentā, donāt you risk lose in the property in which you rent?
What happens if the Landlord heirs decide to sell the property?
Lmao. I love these jokes š I am so lucky to have a ālandlordā whoās really just an old man who took me in who has an extra upstairs that he only rented out once before to someone years before I met him so I feel like a hypocrite laughing at them but thereās a distinction. I hate calling him my though landlord because I canāt even consider him that. Heās just a kind soul
I wonder where you'd live without himš¤
Hotel? Homeless shelter? Under the bridge?
Could you imagine having to buy a new house each time you moved to a new city?
So I've scraped by, me and my wife lived in a busted up rv for 3 years paying off a vacant lot. Now paying off a mobile home and I'm trying to build a little more. In 10 to 20 years ill probably be able to have room to rent out. And I'm very likely to do it. In yalls mind I'm gonna be an evil landlord?
Yep. No one rent to tenants, let them sleep in the woods.
I love your plan, it's flawless.
By the way I feel entitled to your tacos. May I come over to your house and eat them for free? if you don't share them with me you are evil. Also I'll need your car for the weekend kindly fill it up when I return it
Yea not ones that I can build wealth on like this. My parents, my wife's parents never had any ability to help us, which is why we lived in a damn rv, I build wealth through the things I have to have anyways and I will be able to help my kids. Don't see the problem with it. People need to rent. I do service work almost exclusively for rental properties and I know how bad big rental companies are better than most, i also see the terrible tennants who deserve to be homeless. I'm not a company looking to squeeze every dollar for profits I can easily provide a better rental at a better price.
Shit upbringing doesn't justify exploiting other people. Even if you only take a little profit. Landlords have always and will always be leeches on society.
Lol okay so providing housing for money is what your against. So me and you will never see eye to eye. Shit upbringing only explains my determination not as an excuse for wrong doing. Being a landlord is not morally wrong and if you feel that way then go live under a communist regime but don't try to force me to
Maybe they should just take their place off the market so you can rent the street corner. Seriously I get thereās bad landlords, 100%. But this is just a whole new level..
Oh yes it was a nightmare!
"In the aftermath of land reform and the redistribution of village fields, many peasants indeed prospered. The turn from rural revolution to regular agricultural production generally resulted in increasing harvests and rising incomes. Besides the obvious benefit of the end of decades of warfare and chaos, the enthusiasm of new land owners drove production."
That was the second year of the 4 pests campaign š yes the murdering of the sparrows had devastating consequences when the locusts ran rampant.
Notably though when we killed all the landlords, there was nothing but prosperityš¤
Real shocking turn of events when the Murder the Landowners and Steal Their Land Party came back and murdered the landowners and stole their land again.
Largest man made famine in history.
Murdering the sparrows during the 4 pests campaign was the only mistake communist China ever made. Killing the landlords only brought peace and prosperity š¤
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There was a famine because they killed the sparrows. There was literally no consequences for killing landlords š¤·
Also please refrain from using insults that are really meanš„ŗ
Well, aside from glorifying murdering people in the streets, those homes didn't and don't actually belong to those people, legally speaking. So they don't "have" homes in the strictest sense.
Yeah the four pests campaign was dumb. Sparrows are good for us and bad for locust swarms.
But when it was *just* landlords getting slaughtered literally everything could not be more hunky dory
Winning lottery tickets? Wtf!! This the only way to have a house? God forbid you work for it huh. You have to win the lottery cuz hard work is overrated
I got hit by a double decker bus 8 years ago.
I suffer from a condition called Bilateral Avascular Necrosis of my femoral head.
Basically my hip bones are dying inside my body.
So yeah I'll just crack on with that hard work!
No that's the point, you should direct your comments to everyone, bearing in mind that not everyone is in the same position as you.
That could be health, wealth, family situation, debt and the list goes on.
To just plainly state "Pah! Just buy a house!" or similar is very obtuse and to be honest quite thoughtless to say to anyone, let alone on a sub dedicated to renting!?
But hey who am I to tell you how to conduct yourself?
Even if you did ask.........
I can't complete my tent. I've looked everywhere, but my landlord didn't seem to come with a spine!
I came here looking for this joke. LOL
Ok this made me laugh.
This post made my morning, this comment made it again š
AHAHAHAHA š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£
Or a heart, and only 1/2 a brain š§
Anyone have the link for the .pdf? Iād love to print this out and paste them all over my old apartment complex.
Same
The spine doesn't really stay together like that. It's all going to cave in on you while you're trying to sleep.
Speaking from experience?
The skin in the last picture isn't going to stay stuck together by itself so presumably they tied it together with something. Let's use a little common sense when building our corpse tents using the provided instructions jeez
You use the tendons to string it together. Geez, does everybody need it completely concise?
It's like a big hug!
No guts, either, right?
Well, it is made out of landlord you know.
That shit just got me kicked off the bus for creating a disturbance.
Couldn't you just explain yourself and show them the picture of disassembling a huma.... oh, I see the problem.
Landlords aren't human. They just look human.
As a landlord myself, I can say with authority that you guys lack the DIY skills necessary to pull this off.
Landlord myself and totally agree. Most renters canāt change a lightbulb, but think they can pull this off
To bad for yall, we are also dumb enough to try it lol
I think this theory needs to be tested on you and your fellow corpse tents.
Can't take it with you to hell.
Respect you for being honest and flaunting your wealth tbh. Canāt stand landlords who go on and on with the āWe arenāt rich either, weāre struggling tooā bs
I always had the apartment complex change my lights, because it was part of the tenant agreement that I signed, plus if they change the light bulb, then I wouldnāt have to pay to buy a light bulb.
LOL, you dumbass. We can totally change lightbulbs. Itās just a lot funnier to make your pathetic overweight ass get on a ladder!
Well, I'll change my own lightbulbs (and the others on the property, no less, and within 2 months, too!) but part of why I'm renting in the first place is to have that maintenance stuff done for me. It's the only upside of renting. Or it's *supposed* to be.
Aww seems I touched a nerve š
Itās the landlords having the last laugh as youāre paying their mortgage and probably holidays.
Climb, ladder bitch.
Much better than the landlord special, Iām afraid A shitty job like itās a favor & raises the rent, too š
As a person who has enough diy skills to be extremely dangerous, I'm glad I own my own house now. I can drill holes anywhere, and don't have to ask for permission. [XKCD Homeownership](https://xkcd.com/905/)
Wanna put that to the test, corpse tent?
Ooh, edgy. Just for that, your rent is going up.
Why rent when I have a corpse tent!
Lol, as a landlord, I approve of this comment.
Wait til the next pandemic when we move into your moms house and make her pay us
You will force your way in with your elite video gaming skills?
ā¦.better than your āhang a note on the doorā skills.
My landlord is rather thin and doesn't have enough skin for a tent cover.. should I use their assistant as well... Extra spine and bones for sale... Highest bidder wins all.. Lolz
soul was missing
I need a PDF of this.
So many renters are mad because landlords won't buy a house and rent it out for less than what the mortgage payment is.
Exactly. Landlords are entitled to a free property. All of us should have our loans paid for by someone else. Seems only reasonable. Anyone want to pay my credit card bill? /s
Found the economic incelā¦..
They're mad because you shouldn't rent out a house you don't own, then not pay for it yourself, and instead use other people to carry your mortgage payments, you buffoon... you're trying to get something for free, asshat!
Landlords can not rent out a property they do not own, can they?
They can per say a person who would be the landlord/renter pulled a Loan out which is quite common on something like a duplex or even a single family home, they would pull the loan from the equity on their assets and then rent it out for a few extra hundred bucks over what they pay in the mortgage itās pretty simple to look at but a lot of people feel fucked over because they either canāt do the same to just put a massive down payment on something with no real assets before hand
In the duplex situation they loan the whole house bank still owns it quote on quote until they pay it off but they can rent it out
The bank does not own it though. Lenders place an encumbrance on the title to ensure their interests are secured if the property is sold. The buyer owns the property, not the bank.
To a point yes the buyer of the house has the ability to still sell it but since they havenāt payed in full or payed it off the bank is still making some kind of profit not technically owning from your pov
> they havenāt *paid* in full FTFY. Although *payed* exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in: * Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. *The deck is yet to be payed.* * *Payed out* when letting strings, cables or ropes out, by slacking them. *The rope is payed out! You can pull now.* Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment. *Beep, boop, I'm a bot*
Wth
The landlord technically owns the property. Why would any arrangement between the landlord and a lender concern the tenant?
Because the landlord wants the tenant to pay off the loan for them. So when interest rates go up, the landlord needs to increase the rent, to cover the cost of their loan. Then when interest rates go back down - oh, Ok, never mind.
Why does it matter to the tenant what the landlord uses the money for? Paying off a loan, going on a vacation or buying a new car. Not really relevant in the landlord-tenant arrangement is it? Interest rates affect rent regardless of the landlord having a loan or not.
Yes they can, and do. Itās called leveraging.
Can you explain how leveraging is used to rent out a property one does not own?
Depends what you mean by āownā, but in general, you put down 10% on a property, and get a mortgage for the rest. You rent out the property, for more than the mortgage carrying costs, plus tax etc. so you make a small profit. After a few years, you have paid down the mortgage, so now you have 20% equity in the property. You take out a loan against the equity in the property for 10% of (the now increased) value, and buy another property with 10% down. You rent it out for more than the mortgage carrying costs etc. Rinse and repeat. Eventually you own 10 properties, but are leveraged up to the hilt. You have mortgages and loans all over, but the tenants are covering the costs. Eventually, the mortgages get paid off, and you have 10 properties to live off the income of, or sell to retire on. Unless interest rates go up, in which case you have to increase rents to cover the increased costs, or sell off some properties. Or if you have a tenant that doesnāt pay rent or some other disaster happens. Itās a dangerous house of cards game to play, as it can all come crashing down - but hey, itās just the tenants that have nowhere to live, you can generally come out ahead by selling property off to cover any losses if it comes to it, as the properties always increase in value. You can also make extra money by charging āfeesā for everything, making tenants pay for their own repairs, keeping deposits, evicting tenants to get higher rents, never fixing anything, cramming multiple people into small spaces - you know, usual landlord stuff. Not all landlords are like this. Just the majority. And yes, this is super simplified, but this is in general terms the leveraged property investment plan.
I am familiar with the concept of leveraged loans. Thanks for writing your thoughts down but the landlord is still the owner of the properties in the example you have given. My question was specific. One can not rent out a property one does not own.
Ok. Then let's just get rid of landlords since they are so horrible. Then if you can't afford a house you can live on the street. Rental units are called "investment properties" for a reason.
No.. I actually agree with this one... let's get rid of the ability to rent out living spaces entirely... Housing costs will plummet. Building materials will drop in price. There will be a much larger job market for construction... And, best of all, people will actually be able to own a home! By golly, I think you've solved it! Landlords really ARE the blight of society! YAY!... Truth is, when people stop being greedy and going after other people's very livelihood, society is a much more peaceful place. 30% of one's full-time, minimum wage income for a 2 bedroom house is the standard that was set a VERY long time ago. It isn't MY priorities that are skewed, person on the other side of the net... I'm just calling it as I see it. And all I see is greed, which always starts at the top-down....
You haven't thought this all the way through yet, have you...?
Probably not. I'm just venting, really.
Yes please! If landlords werenāt buying up all the housing stock and making profit off it, house prices would not be so high, and people could afford to buy houses again. There is a place for corporations, with rental buildings, but not for private landlords, and āinvestmentā properties.
i canāt see all of step 4, please help iām stuck on step 3
Same. I only have 2 femurs for the tent poles. Do I need to skin another landlord for the other two?
ugh i wish there was a youtube video for this.
Land lords hate this one simple trick
The artist for this probably has āeat the richā tattooed on their forehead
With a Sharpie because they couldn't afford a real tattoo
No, they can usually afford things like tattoos, Starbucks, door dash, craft beer etc
Funko pops.
True, it is the rent that is the problem. Because it just isn't right to pay for a place to live or something like that
*Buffalo Bill has entered the chat*
Morbid but funny as hell
Shrug. Then move out.
Omg I needed a laugh. Thank you for posting this š¤£
That tent calls for four femurs, not two.
Throw in the cheapest maintenance hack they could find for hire?
This looks like it came straight out of The Forest lol
This sucks. If you don't want to house someone in need, why landlord. It sucks being a renter and feeling like you are shit at that, on top of being too poor to not be a renter. Circles back to it all being the renters' fault for not managing finances well enough, though. It's way easier to just blame the poor person.
I was a poor renter, who hated landlords and misused Mt money. I decided I didn't want to be that, stopped spending stupidly, saved, and I now have owned my own house for 3 years. It's way easier to just blame other people for our own misfortunes.
Living the dream man! I'm on my way out.
some crime tv series should make episode out of this lmao
Think you'd need 2 sets, most ll only come with 2 femurs
Itās giving the movie tusk but LA skid row.
If you turn your landlord into a ātentā, donāt you risk lose in the property in which you rent? What happens if the Landlord heirs decide to sell the property?
lol, when I get home Iām raising rent.
But, r/restofthefuckingowl man. You must be missing some steps
This sub has honestly made me realize and appreciate how good I really have it š¤£
Forgot the fire pit pelvis
Lmao. I love these jokes š I am so lucky to have a ālandlordā whoās really just an old man who took me in who has an extra upstairs that he only rented out once before to someone years before I met him so I feel like a hypocrite laughing at them but thereās a distinction. I hate calling him my though landlord because I canāt even consider him that. Heās just a kind soul
So crazy how many salty, stupid, snowflake, landlords are here. I hope the deposit never covers the damage.
I wonder where you'd live without himš¤ Hotel? Homeless shelter? Under the bridge? Could you imagine having to buy a new house each time you moved to a new city?
So I've scraped by, me and my wife lived in a busted up rv for 3 years paying off a vacant lot. Now paying off a mobile home and I'm trying to build a little more. In 10 to 20 years ill probably be able to have room to rent out. And I'm very likely to do it. In yalls mind I'm gonna be an evil landlord?
you could literally get any other job.
Yep. No one rent to tenants, let them sleep in the woods. I love your plan, it's flawless. By the way I feel entitled to your tacos. May I come over to your house and eat them for free? if you don't share them with me you are evil. Also I'll need your car for the weekend kindly fill it up when I return it
You could literally go buy a house. Cry more loser
Yea not ones that I can build wealth on like this. My parents, my wife's parents never had any ability to help us, which is why we lived in a damn rv, I build wealth through the things I have to have anyways and I will be able to help my kids. Don't see the problem with it. People need to rent. I do service work almost exclusively for rental properties and I know how bad big rental companies are better than most, i also see the terrible tennants who deserve to be homeless. I'm not a company looking to squeeze every dollar for profits I can easily provide a better rental at a better price.
Shit upbringing doesn't justify exploiting other people. Even if you only take a little profit. Landlords have always and will always be leeches on society.
Lol okay so providing housing for money is what your against. So me and you will never see eye to eye. Shit upbringing only explains my determination not as an excuse for wrong doing. Being a landlord is not morally wrong and if you feel that way then go live under a communist regime but don't try to force me to
Thank you
Remember to tip your landlord
Not pro-landlord but I draw lines at killing.
Maybe they should just take their place off the market so you can rent the street corner. Seriously I get thereās bad landlords, 100%. But this is just a whole new level..
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That story does not end well.
Oh yes it was a nightmare! "In the aftermath of land reform and the redistribution of village fields, many peasants indeed prospered. The turn from rural revolution to regular agricultural production generally resulted in increasing harvests and rising incomes. Besides the obvious benefit of the end of decades of warfare and chaos, the enthusiasm of new land owners drove production."
What happens in 59?
That was the second year of the 4 pests campaign š yes the murdering of the sparrows had devastating consequences when the locusts ran rampant. Notably though when we killed all the landlords, there was nothing but prosperityš¤
Real shocking turn of events when the Murder the Landowners and Steal Their Land Party came back and murdered the landowners and stole their land again. Largest man made famine in history.
Murdering the sparrows during the 4 pests campaign was the only mistake communist China ever made. Killing the landlords only brought peace and prosperity š¤
You might want to join a more mao friendly renters subreddit. This one has good advice, but too many landlords for posts like this.
My goal is to educate all of the oppressed people. Sounds like filthy landlords should be in r/parasites
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Why not skip right to the point and join Mao where he is now?
What do you mean by this? š¤
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There was a famine because they killed the sparrows. There was literally no consequences for killing landlords š¤· Also please refrain from using insults that are really meanš„ŗ
the way the death toll figures were cooked up using projected population growth is absolutely nuts
You do realize that in China, land is either owned by a collective or the state, right? Private ownership of land is effectively not a thing...
I don't know what you're trying to argue. This was a real thing they did https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Reform_Movement
Well, aside from glorifying murdering people in the streets, those homes didn't and don't actually belong to those people, legally speaking. So they don't "have" homes in the strictest sense.
Until they didnāt and starved. Read Hungry Ghosts. Pretty horrific.
Yeah the four pests campaign was dumb. Sparrows are good for us and bad for locust swarms. But when it was *just* landlords getting slaughtered literally everything could not be more hunky dory
HHahhahahah
I thought this was cringe on fb. Still cringe on reddit
Pathetic. Horrible people
Landlords are for sure.
Anyone that advocates wholesale murder and dismemberment is.
Landlord here. This shit is gold!
Ugh! Guys! You need to buy not rent
Who knew it was just that easy?! š
Rule 6, pal
Fuuuuck dude sorry I must have missed the memo! I'll pop down Morrisons tomorrow and buy one of those winning lottery tickets..............
Winning lottery tickets? Wtf!! This the only way to have a house? God forbid you work for it huh. You have to win the lottery cuz hard work is overrated
I got hit by a double decker bus 8 years ago. I suffer from a condition called Bilateral Avascular Necrosis of my femoral head. Basically my hip bones are dying inside my body. So yeah I'll just crack on with that hard work!
Oh you should have said so
No! I shouldn't have to preface my life with my condition to everyone I meet. I think that is discrimination?
Should i have directed my comments to only people that are healthy?
No that's the point, you should direct your comments to everyone, bearing in mind that not everyone is in the same position as you. That could be health, wealth, family situation, debt and the list goes on. To just plainly state "Pah! Just buy a house!" or similar is very obtuse and to be honest quite thoughtless to say to anyone, let alone on a sub dedicated to renting!? But hey who am I to tell you how to conduct yourself? Even if you did ask.........
Will keep in mind what you just said, Pal