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I don't generally agree, i think they should be able to buy them as well. We can't limit how many homes people own, how do you rent then? What do we classify as
by osiris970 9mo ago
I don't generally agree, i think they should be able to buy them as well. We can't limit how many homes people own, how do you rent then? What do we classify as "too much" house ownership? 10?100?1000?
- postpawl 9mo agoA mom and pop landlord with 5 rentals doesn't have pricing power. A firm owning 1 in 5 homes in a neighborhood does. That's why antitrust thresholds exist in other industries.
- osiris970 9mo agoThat's fair, we aren't anywhere close to that though right? From research I saw, investors usually push prices down. Tangent but corporate landlords in my experience are so much better than mom and pops.
- pennomi 9mo agoWe absolutely CAN limit how many homes people are allowed to own. Whether or not we SHOULD is the argument here.