[Vision2020] Is Moscow Ready for Reservoir?

[Donovan Arnold]

Nick,
  
 You are then not being totally truthful then? You are  in fact renting the house out for $750 + $600 + which equals  $1350+utilities (another $100) a month. Further, the house is over 1/2  a century old. It takes 6 people without children to afford renting  this one old house. That is not affordable to a family making $30,000 a  year. Isn't that's why you divided the house?
  
  Let's do the math: A couple making $30,000, with tax breaks for one child, takes home about $28,000. That is $2,333 a month. 
  
  Take out the $1450 for rent and utilities, that comes to over 75% of  the family's income to rent a house in Moscow, or nearly 2.5 times what  is considered affordable. 
  
  1/2 a house that is 1/2 a century old, in a noise neighborhood, just $750 a month, is a deal?
  
  The dirty karma question was related to fact that is was running over people's dogma. 
  
  Best,
  
  _DJA
  
  Seems to me like you are 

Nick Gier <ngier at uidaho.edu> wrote:  Greetings:

My house was built in 1955. It is 1152 sq. ft upstairs with an identical 
area in a fully developed basement, which rents for $600 per month.  I pay 
WSG, which runs well over $100 per month.  My tenants, six very responsible 
UI students, pay the power bill, which has gone up considerably because of 
the cost of natural gas.  I believe that the bill averages about $100 per 
month.  The downstairs tenants have a much lower power bill.

I think that was all the questions, but I refuse to answer any questions 
about my "dirty" karma.

Nick Gier




 		
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