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Regarding #2, there are quite a few instances of eminent domain, where the government forces the sale of the home, and this is not limited to government infrast
by dillonmckay 8y ago
Regarding #2, there are quite a few instances of eminent domain, where the government forces the sale of the home, and this is not limited to government infrastructure projects.
We have examples of folks losing their homes to build gas pipelines and shopping malls.
- bluGill 8y agoYes those exist. However they are in general rare events though.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> Regarding #2, there are quite a few instances of eminent domain, where the government forces the sale of the home, and this is not limited to government infrastructure projects. As renters are also fully exposed to those, the existence of them does not alter the degree of the stability advantage for home ownership over renting.