Since I was younger, I've thought that buying an apartment and renting it to someone would be a great investment. So with the limited budget in the family, I purchased one suite in a condominium near the local university, hoping that I would be able to net easy profits from students or professors that would rent the place at least temporarily.
The last six years have proven me wrong; along with the ownership of the suite I have also bought the obligation to meet with a bunch of psychopaths who also owned parts of the property and worse yet are living under its roof.
So besides terroizing my tenants, which is troubling enough because none of them will live in the place for more than one year, I have to serve as a psychologist for the other owners.
Now as all you know, the dangers of being a psychologist does not lie in its physical hazards (violent patients and all that) but rather it is the emotional toll it inflicts on the practioner. If the issue of emotional drain is serious to professionals, what would it be for an untrained college student?
The worst part is, the "counseling" are getting more and more frequent, and this "Home Owners Association" is currently experiencing financial deficits, so selling the property to rid myself of the issue is not an option anymore. Head... going to explode...
The last six years have proven me wrong; along with the ownership of the suite I have also bought the obligation to meet with a bunch of psychopaths who also owned parts of the property and worse yet are living under its roof.
So besides terroizing my tenants, which is troubling enough because none of them will live in the place for more than one year, I have to serve as a psychologist for the other owners.
Now as all you know, the dangers of being a psychologist does not lie in its physical hazards (violent patients and all that) but rather it is the emotional toll it inflicts on the practioner. If the issue of emotional drain is serious to professionals, what would it be for an untrained college student?
The worst part is, the "counseling" are getting more and more frequent, and this "Home Owners Association" is currently experiencing financial deficits, so selling the property to rid myself of the issue is not an option anymore. Head... going to explode...
