“I’m really amazed by tenants. Why keep it secret that you broke the iron? It costs almost nothing. No, they decided to fix the iron bottom with stationery clear glue. Sure, the landlord wouldn’t be checking it when they’re moving out. Of course, as soon as I turned it on, the bottom fell off.”
“We were looking for an apartment to rent. It was a 1-bedroom apartment on the fifth floor with windows looking in opposite directions.
Me: The bedroom windows look to the east, right? Is the sun there in the morning?
Landlord: Yes, and the living room is sunny in both morning and evening.
Me: How come?
Landlord: When you move in, you’ll understand.
We moved in. Now it’s clear.”
“And the landlord neither replaced the fridge nor dealt with the rat infestation.”
“In reality, there was a ventilation hole under it.”
Client: “Do you have balconies on the ground floor?”
Developer: “Why not?”
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If property is so out of your price range that you will need to save for decades to even think about affording it then consider living in less populated places where property is considerably cheaper.
There is work everywhere, if one looks broadly enough. Some highly qualified work can be done remotely, especially after 'Rona.