I have now decided to Interview people who have not moved out of their apartment complexes since they arrived at UF, rather than interviewing people who have lived in multiple.
Interview 1- 23-year-old student
He believes that moving out of a place you're already moved into is too much of a "hassle". He thinks the easier and better way to deal with it is to ignore the problems with the place as much as possible and just stay put; rather than getting up and moving into a new and improved place.
Interview 2- 21-year-old student
She thinks that these "problems" are annoying but in reality, it is to make sure your living environment is strictly for residents only, and for the prices, we pay most places are cheap with all of the "amenities" they have to offer students living off-campus.
Interview 3- 20-year-old student
She has never even noticed any issue or annoying thing about her complex and when she heard people complain she was genuinely shocked.
Conclusion: I feel like a lot of these interviews were similar, but it was cool to see both sides of people who really pay attention to the little things when living somewhere and the people who just ignore it and don't mind the place at all.
Hey Nick. This is a very interesting topic, as it got me thinking whether I would want to put in the effort to move out of a place I have issues with, or if I would deal with it to avoid the moving out process. It seems like you have interviewed many different people with many different views on the topic, which gives you a number of very diverse responses.
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