cross-posted from: https://quokk.au/c/mop/p/606772/landparasites
this post was submitted on 21 Jan 2026
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I took over a property for a deceased family member and after cleaning it up my wife and I rented it out to a young family. They were excellent tenants and we never once raised their rent for almost eight years.
The meme that OP reposted for the billionth time is ridiculous and a wildly entitled generalization.
Every time something needed to be repaired in that house meant at least two months rent were gone and we had to go into personal debt until we caught up.
We sold that property because there was no way to make it break even.
"I was a landlord and I couldn't figure out how to squeeze the tenants for every cent so the meme is entitled garbage" is quite the take, and honestly hilarious given the community it's posted in.
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