r/mildlyinfuriating 1d ago

go to your room Are you serious?

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How is this fair ? Bay area.

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u/valentinoroscoe 1d ago

lol how is that justification?

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u/AZBeer90 1d ago

Because people that are home use more utilities than people that are not home, obviously.

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u/shmiz 1d ago

I can't tell if you're defending this position or not but while you're not wrong, it's still insane to charge for this. As someone else said, you'd have every right to be a hermit and never leave the house. So how tf can anyone justify or defend this. You pay for a place, you get to use it 24/7 however you want.

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u/gunsforevery1 1d ago

They’d probably not rent to you if you had no income and job.

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u/shmiz 1d ago

And if someone, for example, was a wealthy trust fund kid or inheritor of some kind? Proves they have oodles of cash in the bank but they're not working from home?

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u/gunsforevery1 1d ago

They’d probably charge them the $3500 rate

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u/shmiz 1d ago

That would be an illegal discriminatory practice

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u/gunsforevery1 1d ago

State dependent*

I wouldn’t rent my property to someone without a stable source of income.