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Not necessarily, because there are some effective costs that a homeowner pays that a landlord does not. First, the loss of the ability to move easily. Second,
by basman 16y ago
Not necessarily, because there are some effective costs that a homeowner pays that a landlord does not. First, the loss of the ability to move easily. Second, the landlord probably has economies of scale on things like time and money spent on maintenance.