Me and my boyfriend didn’t get the flat we applied for through an estate agents cos he wouldn’t let them have access to his bank statements online, gonna have to try my best to go down the council route but just for them to look at applications takes 16 weeks fml 😭😭

I really think reverse Isekias are fun to read, but my only problem is that where the fuck do all these MC’s get these houses with a bajillion bedrooms for all these fictional characters to sleep.

Housing Problems, 1935
Dir: Sir Arthur Elton, Edgar Antsey

Produced by the Realist Film Unit for the British Commercial Gas Association

I’m about to murder my landlord. I live with her and she keeps just turning off the hot water because “the boiler is making weird noises” and not telling me or the other tenant. Won’t get it looked at, just turns it off

The other tenant has showered in cold water multiple times but I’m not taking a cold shower just because the landlord is a bitch

Can your place of renting with others ban you from using a main kitchen communal fridge that they don’t even own? I don’t think so, but my housemates that are property managers up north are enforcing it on me and my other housemates without notice. I won’t be able to store and buy groceries at this rate and I’m not even there like I had planned to be by the time I come back.

Harbor City, LA spent god knows how much money and time destroying homeless peoples belongings and shelter, instead of you know, helping them get off the street. Just rip the only things they own away with a giant fucking crane and toss it in a garbage truck, they’re not human beings or anything.

I’m heartbroken and horrified every single fucking day anymore.

Rant//

Out of the 23 years of my life on this planet, I’ve lived in decent housing for about four years total. The house I grew up in was falling apart. Electrical issues, plumbing issues, bug issues. The house I moved into for college was falling apart. Doors that wouldn’t close they were so warped, ancient house with dysfunctional AC, a gross roommate that would leave rotting food all over the house. When I moved out of that house, the place I moved into was falling. apart. Black mold growing on a wall, mice problems, flooding every single time it rained, yes every time, plumbing issues where water would start dripping and then streaming from our ceiling. Then a “nice” condo that was ALSO FALLING APART. Structural issues, floor so warped you could feel the step down as you walked, windows so bad that we had to tape them shut to keep the bugs out, wasp infestation in the fireplace so that had to be taped up too. Now I’m living in the house I grew up in again. On top of everything else, now it has mold and mouse problems.

All I want is to live somewhere nice. And when my roommates and I apply to apartments? Sorry, you don’t make enough to live here. Even though you could pay rent, we require you have way more income. Okay, we have 3x rent. Sorry, that’s not enough. Well how much income do you require? Oh, we don’t tell you that. Why not? -hangs up- great.

I’m fvcking disabled. I have a severe phobia of bugs and it’s triggering daily living here. I need to get the fvck out of here and I literally can’t. I don’t know what to do. Section 8 is full here, inexpensive places are so gross even in photos you can tell. It feels like my only choice to have a safe place to live is to push myself to the point of breaking. Again. I’m exhausted and all I want to do is rest for five years, let my brain reset, go to therapy, fix my life. But I’ll never be able to fix my life, because I’m poor. And people would rather someone like me just die than help.

I’m not even trying to crowdfund or get commissions anymore because I never get more than $100. It hurts to see people being able to raise thousands of dollars overnight for top surgery just because they talk about dysphoria, meanwhile I can’t even get money to get a safe place to live. It feels so fvcking backwards, like the issues are similar in that they’re both necessary for the person’s mental health; but if your story doesn’t “move” people enough, you’re fvcked.

Edgar Anstey & Arthur Elton, {1935} Housing Problems

Yes I am desperately lusting after the all-concrete floor 1 bedroom 1.5 bathroom apartment with a loft and huge windows near Seattle and no I cannot afford it but sweet mother do I ever want it

Students often feel rushed into securing accommodation and my advice is to pause and consider these top 5 issues. Is it affordable? Have you read the contract and do you understand it? Do you have a guarantor? Are bills included? If not consider what you will need to pay and if sharing then put a system in place. Have you viewed the property? Is it clean, secure and safe? Look out for more in-depth housing advice coming soon! Thank you for watching.

Radio silence

I’ve been quiet because I’ve moved to a temporary room. I’m really struggling with my housing situation. I don’t have WiFi and my mobile data is very limited.

So I will post when I can.

Stay sane, my friends

I NEED PEOPLE TO FUCKING GET OFF THE WAITLIST FOR SFSU CAUSE A BITCH NEEDS A HOME. Please and thank you I am super stressed about school. 

EVALUATION OF HOUSING PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF IBADAN CITY, OYO STATE)

RESEARCH PROJECT TOPIC ON EVALUATION OF HOUSING PROBLEMS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF IBADAN CITY, OYO STATE)

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       INTRODUCTION

1.1.      BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Housing is the permanently shelter for human habitation. Because shelter is necessary to everyone, the problem of providing adequate housing has long been a concern, no only of individuals, but to government as well.…

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Poor mental health can make it harder to cope with housing problems, while being homeless or having problems in your home can make your mental health worse.

Our information can help make sense of the issue. 

Too often people with mental health problems are living in cold, damp, poor quality homes or dealing with difficult landlords. At the best of times these situations can be difficult, but for those of us with mental health problems it can be even more challenging.

We want to see everyone with a mental health problem living in a place that’s right for them. Find out more about our housing campaign today.

“CATHY COME HOME”, 1966 KEN LOACH