These Posts Call Out Toxic Work Culture in America, and It’s Painfully Relatable

Whilst renting property is a great solution for people that are unable to afford to buy their own property, you are always dependent on your landlord and their wishes. Sure, every rental comes with a contract outlining the ins and outs of the agreement, but that agreement can be subject to change.

If it is stated in the rental contract, landlords have the right to raise the rent according to a certain percentage if inflation occurs in order to address other costs associated with the property. But every time this happens, it can really feel like a blow to the head because how are people meant to make up the extra money?