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Upvoted. The issue though, is that purchasing property requires capital. That puts most people in a Catch-22 situation. It seems like you have thought about
by subhobroto 8y ago
Upvoted.
The issue though, is that purchasing property requires capital.
That puts most people in a Catch-22 situation.
It seems like you have thought about this for a while: what about this:
Go talk to some of the landowners in your area and ask how much and what they would need to rent the space out for people to live in.
Then, you could either handle that yourself or broker a deal with someone who would.
You are on the way to thinking about a challenge that i have pondered about for a while and am working on: re Utilization.
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