Are You a Tenant or Owner of the House or is it Companys Accomodation......?
By nupats
@nupats (3564)
India
July 19, 2008 2:40pm CST
well we stay in a companys accomodation and had used some influence of our uncle to get this good a locality...so we are neither owners nor tenants....however we own a house in Pune and one in Nashik and we have very sweet tenants..they are very prompt in paying their rents and we always help them by getting done whatever small modifications they need ...good tenants are a bliss...and also maintaining your own property in a good condition is very challenging what do you think? are you a good tenant? how is the landlord of the house? do you also have the 11 month lease papers before you give and take a house on rent?
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5 responses
@cupid74 (11388)
• Pakistan
21 Jul 08
Hi dear
with the grace of Allah we have our own house, though a bit old, constructed almost 15-18 yrs ago. but still in very good condition, and my father is always haviing some modification in it
Before that we werte tenant, and i must say good one, i do agree that nice tenants/landlord and Neighbours are Blessing
Take care
@nupats (3564)
• India
23 Jul 08
so you have a old construction those are a rare sight nowdays ..you should preserve the beauty of old construction and good to live in ancestral house..our ancestral house is in Nanital it is very old but has a beautiful feel about it..we have bought two flats both are on rent and by Gods grace we have good tenants..
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@dragon54u (31633)
• United States
19 Jul 08
I am buying my house, my very first, but I have rented most of my life except when I was married. I always tried to leave the property in better shape than I found it. I've heard horror stories about bad tenants that cost the property owner more than the rent they'd paid so I would never consider renting out a property I owned. In this country, so many people think the world owes them something and they are very careless of others' property and even intentionally destroy it sometimes.
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@iyah10 (4115)
• Kuwait
19 Jul 08
Here in Kuwait it is very hard to owned our owned House unless if the Government permitted us for I got married with Local but it is not yet released to have one so us of this time we do rent a 2 bed room with a maid room in which we used to called it here flat but in other term it is Apartment.
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@metalhalo (599)
• United States
28 Aug 08
My husband and I lived in rentals before we were married. His landlord was pretty decent..mine on the other hand screwed me over big time with the deposit. We've always taken very good care of our home.
Since we've been married we've bought two houses. We sold the first one after living there for 5 years and then bought the one that we live in now. I prefer actually owning because then there's no answering to a landlord. I can decorate and paint however and whatever I like. Cosmetic changes done on the outside is our decision. I love that.
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@nupats (3564)
• India
28 Aug 08
hi dear we are in a transferable job so we live in company flats but we own two flats as well which are mainly for investment purpose and are always on rent..when we retire we might sell both the flats and buy a big house of our own..have a nice day and thank you for writing in..
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@metalhalo (599)
• United States
28 Aug 08
I agree!
Selling the rentals and buying a big house sounds lovely. I've got to imagine though that owning rental property must have it's benefits. Extra income and such. Do you know what type of big house you'd like to have one day?
Selling the rentals and buying a big house sounds lovely. I've got to imagine though that owning rental property must have it's benefits. Extra income and such. Do you know what type of big house you'd like to have one day?
@besthope44 (12123)
• India
15 Aug 10
Well its our own home Its the real heaven on earth. Whatever we are..home always gives the comfort and securedness.
