Rentcucks btfo

[Anonymous No.20769813]

are you ready to make america great again?

[Anonymous No.20769833]

holy shit

[Anonymous No.20770180]

I ditched my city apartment in May and moved in with family.

[Anonymous No.20770226]

>>20769813
>Greatest Country in the world!
>One nation under God
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Anonymous No.20770256]

>>20769813
Holy shit nice, source?

[Anonymous No.20770324]

Soooo why exactly won't congress pass something halting rent and mortgage payments while we're in a pandemic where they mandated all of those renters' workplaces close? Seems fucking abhorrent to me

[Anonymous No.20770332]

>>20769813
Is this real lol? Im definitely not doing amazing, but I find it hilarious that just by virtue of being able to pay my bills I'm almost in the top half of renters from a financial standpoint.

[Anonymous No.20770394]

>>20770332
ya basically. it's two worlds in the country at this point. my brother was probably going to be one of those people if he didn't get bailed out by my parents. crazy shit.

[Anonymous No.20770421]

>>20769813
What are the implications bros?

[Anonymous No.20770541]

>>20770394
Ya maybe I just dont see it because I was working in an essential service, so by only really being in contact with my coworkers I've kind of been blind to the reality. I live in a pretty shit area though (I make like $5-7k/month but like to keep my living expenses as low as possible), and people are getting shot or stabbed around here pretty much daily. Last saturday there was a point in the morning where 3 separate crimescenes for 3 entirely unrelated incidents that happened within the same hour were all intersecting each other.

Historically speaking revolutions usually don't happen until people start starving... I dont think the manpower or law enforement even exists to evict 30-50% of the renters in the US (full disclosure, Im Canadian, but its the same shit here basically). The one silver lining is that it wouldn't surprise me if it takes years for these evictions to actually be enforced.

[Anonymous No.20770628]

>>20770324

Because covid has a kill rate of >1%

I don't know WHY we're freaking the fuck out honestly. The biggest threat is to people over 60. Just tell Grandma to stay the fuck inside and get people back to CONSOOMING.

But whatever, this country is already a massive steaming pile of shit, so anything to watch normies squirm is fine by me. Ive got no problem going ditching all my shit and living /innawoods/ for a year or so if shit really slams the fan.

[Anonymous No.20770681]

>>20770541
>$5-7k/month
>$60-84k/year
>shitty
Good fucking god people have some utterly warped perceptions holy shit

>>20770421
I'd love if people were actually inspired to pressure their representatives to pass legislation that actually benefits them but so far people seem content with getting absolutely fucked over

[Anonymous No.20770704]

>>20770180
Are you me

[Anonymous No.20770762]

>>20770628
>covid has a kill rate of >1%
That has nothing to do with the other problem - the economy. Millions of people were put out of work because politicians on both sides mandated that workplaces close indefinitely. Some sectors, like entertainment, simply will not be opening until the general population feels more safe and that's not happening until there's a vaccine. Since anyone with half a brain can see that, the fact that congress can't get its shit together and pass a UBI or rent/mortgage freeze or ANYTHING ACTUALLY HELPFUL should be totally infuriating

[Anonymous No.20770880]

>>20770681
That's CAD, 60k CAD is only like 45k USD. It also varies by location. Where I'm at its not that bad, and I'm fairly comfortable, but if I were living in Vancouver or Toronto with my current wage, I'd probably be near destitute.

[Anonymous No.20770927]

>>20770880
I've been living debt-free and very comfortably for years on ~$10k/year (USD). I just don't understand how people make $45k and still think they aren't making a lot of money

[Anonymous No.20771057]

>>20770927
>I've been living debt-free and very comfortably for years on ~$10k/year (USD)
You've probably been doing that while being heavily subsidized by your parents or the government...

[Anonymous No.20771105]

>>20771057
Nah my parents only pay my cell phone bill because it's been a family plan for over a decade. I just don't lust over "nice" housing in the middle of urban areas and I take care of the things I own and know how to cook

[Anonymous No.20772003]

>>20769813
>are you ready

They are ready.

Home is where the heart is.

[Anonymous No.20772158]

>>20770927
Where the fuck do you live that 10k a year is enough to survive? Even in Central pa I was looking at 600/month minimum for rent plus utilities. If you add on food, insurance, car costs, wifi and cell phone service i don't see how you could make ends meat anywhere reasonably

[Anonymous No.20772197]

>>20769813
>implying these people are actually going to be evicted
>implying rentchads aren't just living rent free
Sorry mortgage cucks

[Anonymous No.20772260]

I can't wait for this shit to totally collapse.

[Anonymous No.20772364]

>>20770762
Don’t bother. These pol fags infiltrate any thread related to the pandemic. Only a complete retard latches onto the death rate when discussing the current state of things

[Anonymous No.20772903]

>>20770704
The City Failed

[Anonymous No.20773754]

>>20769813
republication states are the ones facing evictions

Shocker

[Anonymous No.20773983]

>>20770421
Haha soup kitchens go brrrrrr

[Anonymous No.20774177]

>>20769813
I thought NV would be the worst hit, because the casinos got rekt.
I also thought tx and fl would be the least effected because they fought the hardest to stay open.

[Anonymous No.20774292]

>>20773754
haha, yeah “republican” states. let’s just call it a day and not look at any other correlations between this map and statistical groups.

[Anonymous No.20774511]

>>20769813
How can I make money from this?

[Anonymous No.20774622]

So from what I understand there are 2 options:
1. Almost half of America is kicked out of their houses. Homelessness rises but mostly results in mass migration of people out of cities back to living with their relatives. Housing crisis 12.0 starts, protests and riots become much more common.

2. Government forgives rent and mortgage payments. Makes certain people very angry. Causes the government to go into even more colossal debt. Brrrrrrrrr starts up again. Small housing crisis 4.0 starts, riots and protests decrease in frequency.

[Anonymous No.20774716]

>>20769813
60% of West Virginians are about to get their delinquent asses bounced to the kerb?
I smell cheap property coming

[Anonymous No.20774851]

So will this drop rents or will the landlords raise them to make up for it? I have been paying my rent but my complex is being neglected. I'd like to move when my lease is up in December.

[Anonymous No.20774948]

Actually wait, how the fuck has the economy recovered when 50% of people can't pay their rent?
No fucking way is this shit going to last.

[Anonymous No.20775060]

>>20774511
just wait a couple of months and get some cheap real estate

[Anonymous No.20775796]

September is when it gets interesting

[Anonymous No.20775856]

I would kill myself if I didn't own a house. Imagine having 1/4th of your income just vanish.

[Anonymous No.20776227]

>>20774292
okay, redneck states that have terrible education systems which also happen to be republican states

[Anonymous No.20776281]

>>20770226
one nation under usury, with death and misery for all

[Anonymous No.20776526]

Based boomers, destroyed their country.

[Anonymous No.20776668]

>>20776227

which ones? are you sure it isn't just a lot of basketball americans dragging down the scores?

[Anonymous No.20777008]

>>20776668
MS, WY, AR, KY, TN, WV, SC, AL, TX, LA, AK, SD
pretty much all shit deep red states.

Georgia is republican now but may swing with governor, congress (local), and president. FL is in a similar situation as Ohio.

I was basing this off governor and state senate but if you want to base it off Presidental elections for since 2004 then pic related

[Anonymous No.20777168]

>>20770324
>>20769813
I want to know how governments became infested with bureaucrat faggots who make all these senseless laws to shut down peoples' livelihoods over the flu.

The bureaucratic incompetence here is so extreme that it almost looks like it's intentional. Like a really bad parody of HOA management.

[Anonymous No.20777193]

>>20777008
state congress not state senate*

seems to me like dem republican state don't feel so good mr. president.

[Anonymous No.20777233]

>>20776227
Cope harder

[Anonymous No.20777351]

>>20774177
>NV
Yeah, when most people think of Las Vegas, they only think of the strip and the wild party culture.
They don't realize it's a city where people live, and most of the time those people just want some peace and quiet.
The Las Vegas metropolitan area is actually made up of Las Vegas proper, and Henderson.
The home ownership rate in Henderson is higher than the national average. So you're going to see less renter evictions.

[Anonymous No.20777390]

>>20776227

[Anonymous No.20777434]

>>20776227
2

[Anonymous No.20777483]

>>20777390
>>20777434
i wonder why all of the several depictions of this map that ive seen about the rent is always in weird abstract formats using boxes that are all the same instead of a regular density map

[Anonymous No.20777516]

>>20777390
>>20777434
I keep forgetting about all those minorities in WY, WV, AK, OK, TN, KY, WV, IN, SD, IA

or does that not fit your narrative?

[Anonymous No.20777548]

>>20777483
They don't want to show it's mostly an urbanite issue.

[Anonymous No.20777577]

>>20777233
I am not the one trying to cope. I am just stating the obvious. The burden of proof lays on others to refute me so to tell me to cope means that you don't have any proof otherwise?