1. This is false, and 2. Even if SF doesn't have this issue I know for a fact that NYC does. Someone told me you can go to central park and just look up at

1. This is false, and 2. Even if SF doesn't have this issue I know for a fact that NYC does. Someone told me you can go to central park and just look up at the skyline and entire buildings are just black because they are just parking cash for money laundering operations. It stands to reason if this is happening in NYC it can very likely be happening in other high housing price areas. 3. Why would my argument benefiet from setting up a strawman in this situation. 4. Do you know what a strawman is? Its where you set up a logical argument on a false premise and then knock it down yourself. My logical argument was that there are houses being used purely in SF for investment. What am I knocking down about that argument?