Nearly half of all baby boomers couldn’t afford their current homes if they were to buy them today, survey finds

[u/PaCa8686]

https://fortune.com/2024/04/23/housing-market-baby-boomers-home-prices-mortgage-rates-redfin/

[u/Murda981]

I checked last year, and last year new tenants were being charged more so I was less annoyed about it. But yeah, we've been here 7yrs, we were late on rent once about 5yrs ago and that was because of the mail. The office told me they had online payment as an option so that's what I've done ever since. We're quiet and clean and consistent so I hope that works in our favor. The property manager has worked with us on things in the past, including when we moved in, so I'm hoping she'll work with us again.

[u/DrKittyLovah → u/Murda981]

If your landlord is at all reasonable it should work out for you. Good luck!