Well I have to say I've been in my apartment for 37 years and 100k would not move me out.
As far as bkhabitant I've got a question for you. When no one was willing to either live or rent in your neighborhood. My landlord made me an offer on an apartment and when I took his offer I kept him afloat otherwise the building would have reverted back to the city for non payment of taxes and been abondoned.
My home (apartment) is my castle.
I have no idea why you bought property that you think squaters are on with no recourse.
Well I have to say I've been in my apartment for 37 years and 100k would not move me out.
As far as bkhabitant I've got a question for you. When no one was willing to either live or rent in your neighborhood. My landlord made me an offer on an apartment and when I took his offer I kept him afloat otherwise the building would have reverted back to the city for non payment of taxes and been abondoned.
My home (apartment) is my castle.
I have no idea why you bought property that you think squaters are on with no recourse.
Posted by: easywind at April 27, 2009 3:36 PM in response to Buying a Rent-Stabilized Bldg