11-01-2022, 01:35 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-01-2022, 01:36 PM by Oh_hunnihunni.)
Animals exert effort to find shelter. They build nests, construct dams, dig holes, burrow, perch - only human beings seem to require vast amounts of regulation and engineering specs to provide the shelter they need to survive.
And yes, I know that is huge exaggeration, but it demonstrates a point about effort.
And effort is what separates good tenant from bad.
So maybe we need to invest in life education that goes beyond toothbrushing, alongside that 'save up for a deposit' mantra our society seems to consider part of growing up. And maybe we need to invest in quality rentals as the article suggests, because the reality is increasing numbers of us are going to need to rent, for life.
And yes, I know that is huge exaggeration, but it demonstrates a point about effort.
And effort is what separates good tenant from bad.
So maybe we need to invest in life education that goes beyond toothbrushing, alongside that 'save up for a deposit' mantra our society seems to consider part of growing up. And maybe we need to invest in quality rentals as the article suggests, because the reality is increasing numbers of us are going to need to rent, for life.