I like what you're thinking about, but there's srs issue with rental-only; take a look at how the gentrification process of artistic areas work, and who it leav

I like what you're thinking about, but there's srs issue with rental-only; take a look at how the gentrification process of artistic areas work, and who it leaves out: If I invest my time, life, and creativity into a place, I want to count on being able to enjoy the fruits of my labor, either directly (I get to stay / keep doing it) or indirectly (I benefit from raising the value of the neighborhood). If I can only rent, then I can't do either; and to some extent, why would I bother? (Then again - many, many people do bother anyway!)