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NH Ethylene

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10. I'd call it consistency.

Reply to Jacson6 (Reply #7)

Mon May 4, 2026, 10:27 AM

10 hrs ago

What's fair is fair, whether you like them or not.

Also, there are many landlords who rent out one property, and loss of that income could devastate them financially. I was renting my home out to my son during Covid. The rent I took in paid my mortgage payment. If he had stopped paying I would likely have lost my home.

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Actually I think they should be reimbursed. NH Ethylene 23 hrs ago #5

Sympathy for the devil. n/t Jacson6 22 hrs ago #7

I'd call it consistency. NH Ethylene 10 hrs ago #10

I had a home rented out before the pandemic dickthegrouch 23 hrs ago #6

Sure! He'll help ya...if he can make millions on it. C Moon 20 hrs ago #8

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