>Renting in some place for a long time doesn't give you any leverage against another potential renters. In Europe? Yes it does. If you're a longtime renter in

>Renting in some place for a long time doesn't give you any leverage against another potential renters. In Europe? Yes it does. If you're a longtime renter in Vienna for example it's almost impossible for the landlord to raise your rent or get you evicted. There's some decades-old contracts with renters paying 200-300€ for a 100m² apartment. These can even be passed on to family.