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11-04-2017 , 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by ScreaminAsian
just pay the 550 if you can't get a better deal somewhere else
It comes out to be around 700 after bills. I’ve also been unemployed for a month
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Originally Posted by Da33le
Tbh, I think if you're the only two living there, it's fair for her to charge half of the mortgage.
If I’m paying 550 then her part is 465
11-04-2017 , 06:00 PM
That for me is close enough. If you want to argue over like $45 then go for it, she might be a reasonable person, but for me, it's her house and she can set the price.
11-04-2017 , 06:05 PM
Dabs took the words out of my mouth.

Maybe you could convince her to take on half of the internet and pay her 510 a month? Other than that, this is kind of the way it goes with landlords. I hope you find a job soon though.
11-04-2017 , 06:17 PM
I guess I’ll just start by asking her where she got the 550 figure from since she said she wants to be fair
11-04-2017 , 06:38 PM
Think you have to live with it. You agreed to the price. Sounds like she has supplied all the furnishings as well, so you need to take that into consideration.
11-04-2017 , 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by fidstar-poker
Think you have to live with it. You agreed to the price. Sounds like she has supplied all the furnishings as well, so you need to take that into consideration.
She said the price was half her mortgage which I never saw until recently. I would be better off with an empty house but fortunately she has a garage, so most of my things are stored on my half. My ex still has my major appliances, which somehow he thinks he’s entitled too. I was planning on saving up and moving into my own place soon, so I wasn’t too concerned about the numbers. But now the rent and bills are eating into my savings.
11-04-2017 , 07:01 PM
Have you always been green fidstar?
11-04-2017 , 07:15 PM
Many many years ago my better half had a similar situation, but it was with a store that had been divided into two. She was told she was paying half the rent. She later found out she was paying all of it. So we just packed up and left.

Did she say something like "Your rent will be $550, which is half the mortgage"? It's pretty hard to argue as you knew all along that it was $550. She lied (or maybe remortgaged, or interest rate change?), but it's not over that much money. I'd live with it, but like you said it's month to month, so if you aren't happy just move out.
11-04-2017 , 08:18 PM
And thus it begins, in for 300$... full table with multiple stacks above 500$... run good one time
11-04-2017 , 08:22 PM
And the first hand I see is 5 way for 35$ preflop.
11-04-2017 , 08:32 PM
Fold
11-04-2017 , 08:34 PM
Omgomgomg is not a poker forum.
11-04-2017 , 08:40 PM
Raise
11-04-2017 , 08:42 PM
all in, baby
11-04-2017 , 08:46 PM
I have successfully pulled off all of those moves...

Double up complete!
11-04-2017 , 09:02 PM
i hope you're saying "baby"!
11-04-2017 , 09:11 PM
Bebeeeeeeee
11-04-2017 , 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Jellyfishcake
I’m wondering how I should bring up my rent issue with my roommate. I just found out her mortgage is $1015 (taxes and insurance included) and my share of rent prior to bills is $550. Somehow she thinks this is a fair arrangement.

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I never signed a lease and rent is month to month. I’m supposed to pay for half her mortgage and half the bills. I also pay for internet on my own since she just uses her phone. She has the master bedroom, which is double the size of my room and a huge closet and bathroom area. My bathroom is small and on the other side of the house. We share the rest of the house and her office, even though there’s no room for me to put my stuff in there. I don’t think she understands what fair means. Her mother did all the paperwork to buy her this house and put down 60K. She also bought like 90% of her clothes and home furnishings.
Semi-grunching:

Your logic is bad here. First, the price should be set compared to other similar rental situations. Her actual mortgage should be pretty irrelevant


...but if it weren't...she should be profiting at least a little, and you are forgetting about wear and tear, and upkeep. If the (plumbing) has issues tomorrow your rent stays the same, and she pays the repair. There are costs beyond mortgage to having another person living there.
11-04-2017 , 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Jellyfishcake
I’m wondering how I should bring up my rent issue with my roommate. I just found out her mortgage is $1015 (taxes and insurance included) and my share of rent prior to bills is $550. Somehow she thinks this is a fair arrangement.
Here's a thought experiment for you. If she had the house paid off and no insurance/property tax, would a fair price be $0?
11-04-2017 , 09:37 PM
Capitalism is capitalism.
11-04-2017 , 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by allinontheturn
Here's a thought experiment for you. If she had the house paid off and no insurance/property tax, would a fair price be $0?
Every time rent was discussed she made it clear that it was half the mortgage and that I was responsible for half of the utilities. The rent is relatively high compared to similar situations, but I needed to find a place quick and she was the only female whose house I viewed. She also drinks half a bottle of Jameson and at least 6 beers every night. This could be why her numbers are off.
11-04-2017 , 09:59 PM
But does she have a neck tattoo?
11-04-2017 , 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted by wisski
But does she have a neck tattoo?
No but she has a tattoo of a knife on her back. Now that I think about it she was really drunk when we were discussing the terms prior to move in. She was in the process of kicking her ex out who was violent
11-04-2017 , 10:11 PM
She shouldn't have lied about the mortgage based on my belief that people shouldn't lie. But the mortgage is irrelevant to the rent. I think it's what lawyerly types like JM3 would refer to as "immaterial"

On an unrelated note I want to buy a 5+ qt dutch oven. There are 2 markets for them - expensive ones like Le Creuset for $300+ and cheap ones for $50-$100. Are the expensive ones worth it?
11-04-2017 , 10:16 PM
No way.

      
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