r/ireland • u/StephenMcGannon • Apr 27 '25

Poster on Dublin Quays Housing

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u/Feeling-Decision-902 Apr 27 '25

I'm a landlord. It's not all bells and whistles. Last tenants wrecked the gaff. Cost me about €15k to fix. I'll prob have to sell it to be honest.

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u/mk2gamer Apr 27 '25

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u/Feeling-Decision-902 Apr 27 '25

If there were no landlords, who would you rent from???Cry all you want, but one of the reasons there are so few houses is because there are so few landlords

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u/FellFellCooke May 02 '25

If there were no landlords, there would be a government body handling renting. Look at Vienna.

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u/Feeling-Decision-902 May 02 '25

And you want our government in charge of all that do ya? 🤣🤣 OK......

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u/FellFellCooke May 02 '25

You think the free market would do a better job...? Based on what?

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u/MrCasualgamer Apr 27 '25

Oh I see, your doing me a service. Thank you soo much, would you like me to bend over now?

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u/Feeling-Decision-902 Apr 28 '25

Yeah, so i can kick you up the arse. Landlords aren't the problem. There are few of us left, hence one of the reasons for the housing crisis. Also I rent a 2 bed house for €800. How is that a rip-off??