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Doesn't really solve the problem, you have to buy out the landlords to get the land.
by sliverstorm 10y ago
Doesn't really solve the problem, you have to buy out the landlords to get the land.
- superuser2 10y agoBut then you (rather than the landlords) can pocket the rent increases.
- sliverstorm 10y agoYes, except the sale price will probably have a good portion of expected future rent increases "priced in". (I'm not saying you won't make any money at all)