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cool av posted:extremely legal and as your lawyer I have to say actually it would be quite illegal not to do so
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One of the upsides of being a blue collar handyperson is that I think it wouldn't be that hard for me to transform into a sort of spider person living in a crawlspace in case I become homeless. I think as housing prices increase more and more we're going to see a new phenomenon (or at least more common) where people are living inside maintenance spaces, signs, pipes, commercial crawlspaces - I mean they've got a lot going for them. People don't go there often - it's often easy to steal power from them - etc.
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one of those storage pods is a good spot to live the walls are ambiently lit during the day if the suns shining
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Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:Anyone interested in buying a house and getting several hundred tires for free too late theres already an offer. guess someone really wanted some tires
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anime was right posted:too late theres already an offer. guess someone really wanted some tires loving thing went pending immediately (ie cash offer) in three days lmao
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Yes, we all know Homeowners and the Houses that SeLL Fast Fast Fast
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LuxuryLarva posted:One of the upsides of being a blue collar handyperson is that I think it wouldn't be that hard for me to transform into a sort of spider person living in a crawlspace in case I become homeless. I think as housing prices increase more and more we're going to see a new phenomenon (or at least more common) where people are living inside maintenance spaces, signs, pipes, commercial crawlspaces - I mean they've got a lot going for them. People don't go there often - it's often easy to steal power from them - etc. https://x.com/guardian/status/1788920612737454465
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"From someone who works with the homeless, part of me acknowledges she was really resourceful,” said Saralyn Temple of Midland’s Open Door. “Obviously, we don’t want people resorting to illegal activity to find housing. There are much better options.” [citation needed]
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Reminds me of my local state funded non-profit tenants support orgs saying "we need better landlords".
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Bald Stalin posted:"we need better landlords". 
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Salt Fish posted:"From someone who works with the homeless, part of me acknowledges she was really resourceful,” said Saralyn Temple of Midland’s Open Door. “Obviously, we don’t want people resorting to illegal activity to find housing. There are much better options.” My dad retired during the pandemic and lasted about six months before going back to work part-time for a self-storage company, thinking it would be an easy job of sitting in a leasing office three days a week. Turns out the job exposes you to the sharp edge of the housing crisis. About half of his customers are people who are spiraling towards homelessness for various reasons and trying to hang onto the physical possessions they have left, and a big part of the job is patrolling the building for people trying to live out of the storage units.
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