Some believe that living in the rented
accommodation
is always better. Without a doubt, Use synonyms
this
idea has its pros and cons which will be discussed Linking Words
further
.
On the one hand, life in a rented flat or house may cause some psychological discomfort as a Linking Words
person
understands that it is not his or her property. Use synonyms
Also
, living in Linking Words
such
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accommodation
implies some degree of unpredictability. Use synonyms
Moreover
, it makes an individual dependent on other people owning the Linking Words
accommodation
. Use synonyms
For example
, if the relationship between a landlord and a Linking Words
person
renting a flat becomes worse it is highly likely that the landlord may ask to leave the flat. Use synonyms
Such
cases tend to occur more often during financial crises.
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On the other hand
, if a Linking Words
person
rents a house or flat there is no need in spending money on the renovation as the owner of the property is responsible for it. Use synonyms
In addition
, the rented Linking Words
accommodation
can be changed at any time to a more comfortable or more suitable one. Use synonyms
Moreover
, people living in rented houses are not bothered by the taxes for the property. In some countries, it is more beneficial to rent a flat than buying it due to the interest rates and inflation. Linking Words
For instance
, in the UK, some social surveys revealed that more than 70% of citizens do not have their own flat or house as local prices are extremely high.
In conclusion, life in the rented Linking Words
accommodation
may make some people more dependent on others and add uncertainty or psychological discomfort. At the same time, a Use synonyms
person
may save a decent amount of money Use synonyms
as a result
of decreased number of liabilities.Linking Words
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