What does piledriving mean?

Question

My good buddy tells me that I am renting out my rooms for too little, $250 vs maybe $330 market rate and that I should ask one of the tenants to up the rent and to include two "piledriverings" a month. He says given her age and her looks he would value these "piledriverings" at ten dollars each. What are piledriverings? And are rent increases that urgent given thie situation?

Answer 1

Very cute. Piledriving is increasingly illegal and could result in prosecution.  Luckily , your avatar doesn't look at all like the real you.

Answer 2

It would seem to make more sense to ask your "good buddy" what he means instead of posting a question here.  Otherwise it seems like you're just making a very juvenile attempt at humor.

If you have a legitimate question about raising the rent, you should re-word it.

Answer 3

Piledriving in construction is ramming a heavy rod into a surface, usually to demolish concrete.  In wrestling it means to drop somebody on their head with their body in a vertical position thus driving all their weight into the force.  In this instance, your friend is joking in saying that your female tenant should sleep with you twice a month while you ram  your rod into her as a benefit of her paying such low rent.  In respect of this comment, that taints his whole argument.  Also, if there was a contract, you cannot raise the rent until the contract is renewed.  Raising the rent is not urgent, but raising it $20 sounds fair if the real market rate is $330 as he suggested and it is done at your next opportunity to provide a new contract.  You will increase your vacancy rate when you increase the rent to or above the market rate.