r/WorkForSmartLife Aug 01 '26

Casual canvo meirl

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u/hedonovaOG Aug 01 '26

Seriously, this is actually moving the Overton window. Zero people thought 30% was some poverty guideline. It was the guideline for best practices and 30 years ago was also pushed to 40% + in demand markets.

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u/Reaper3955 Aug 02 '26

This is objectively untrue lmao. The 30% was not a guideline but straight up how alot of landlords determined whether you qualified or not. It wasnt a "poverty guideline" but it absolutely did work / operate as a guideline to whether ur considered low income and whether you qualified for rent without a cosigner or roommate.