Oh the irony
Call it dwell-and-dash.
The Campbell Club at the University of Oregon is $17,000 in debt because, well, people take its anti-capitalist bona fides seriously. Or they’re just lazy bums.
The Daily Emerald reports that the Student Cooperative Association, which oversees campus co-ops, will shut down the Campbell Club in two months if it doesn’t pay its tab:
Over the last few years, the Campbell Club has struggled with a high turnover rate. Though rent is cheap — between $300 and $400 depending on the room — members tend to move in, stay for a few months and move out, often without paying the owed rent, the source of the debt. The co-op’s lack of funds and “anti-capitalist” stance make it reluctant to hire debt collectors.
There are a lot of mill towns up here that would have been considered company towns in the past, it's crazy how cheap are homes there, with some elbow grease a person can get a retirement home that costs less than a new car.
6 Oct ’15
I have looked at some of the Maine real estate resources you have shared...prices are very good...and it is a beautiful area...just don't know how I could sell the 'farm' and all my 'stuff' and relocate at this 'age' given kids and family. On the bright side I have a pretty nice spot and I can visit Maine sometime.
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