/jp/ Mansion

If the mod deletes the thread again, let's talk here.

>>38
Try, "helping delinquents learn to appreciate life through agriculture and helping their fellow man."

>>40
>hold down shit jobs

It will be a grorious day when we evolve from TRUNEET to TRUFREETER.

>>40
Shared food is much cheaper and healthy. This illegal alien would be willing to cook for everyone, as long as they dont each ask an individual food. Rice and vegies night is rice and vegies night.

>>40
I would like to reiterate that going for abandoned properties is more often than not a mistake. 

Usually things are broken or missing.  People break in and steal wiring and plumbing to places like that.  Oftentimes you find that there are major health hazards.  I have a nice insurance policy, but many probably don't.  At any rate, it would need thousands to tens of thousands in repairs for sure.  Many aren't even zoned for residence or up to code, so you could be kicked out and forced to sell it at any point.

It really is more trouble than it is worth.  Renting a biggish place and splitting bills is simply the better financial route, even over the span of a decade.  If it wasn't, you would see this sort of thing as much more commonplace.  Nobody buys these abandoned places except to tear them down and build a new place from scratch, and that is for good reason.

ya there were a lot of PA ideas layed out in the pat threads.

i do have atleast one of those threads saved:

http://www.mediafire.com/?kcu3llyju5eak35

>>40
I would like to reiterate that going for abandoned properties is more often than not a mistake. 

Usually things are broken or missing.  People break in and steal wiring and plumbing to places like that.  Oftentimes you find that there are major health hazards.  I have a nice insurance policy, but many probably don't.  At any rate, it would need thousands to tens of thousands in repairs for sure.  Many aren't even zoned for residence or up to code, so you could be kicked out and forced to sell it at any point.

It really is more trouble than it is worth.  Renting a biggish place and splitting bills is simply the better financial route, even over the span of a decade.  If it wasn't, you would see this sort of thing as much more commonplace.  Nobody buys these abandoned places except to tear them down and build a new place from scratch, and that is for good reason.

>>40
Your way of thinking is to narrow, your aren't withdrawing yourself from society like that, just living with some random people from /jp/ who are probably quite a trick to live with.
The goal is not having to work, not having to study, beeing excempt from all the demans off normal life.
We could sell stuff we grow, vns and eromanga we translate, little shit we make.

Wow. The fucking thread 404d.

We can all sleep on the floor. Beds cost too much cash.

>>72
Good.

>>72
That's why this was made.