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No. It's to outlaw the purchase of more than 2 pieces of real property. Renting is fine by me.
by anon1m0us 7y ago
No. It's to outlaw the purchase of more than 2 pieces of real property. Renting is fine by me.
- dresstotheleft 7y agoSO... the only way someone can rent a "house" is to rent a room in one that is currently occupied? There would be not SFR rentals if you limit ownership to 1.
- jonas21 7y agoMay I suggest you think this through a bit more carefully?
- anon1m0us 7y agoMy ideas are well thought out. What is confusing you? I personally own many pieces of real property. This law would affect me too. I'm actually one of the wealthy who think what we are allowing to happen is wrong.
- kelnos 7y agoIn order to rent, you need to rent from someone. If everyone can own at most two pieces of real property, that means that at most only half the population can rent, because the property owners will live in one home, and will rent out the other (well, sure, some will rent out rooms in their primary residence). In reality, half of the population will not want to (or be able to) own two properties (and many will not even be able to own one), so you end up with a nominal amount of home ownership, a very tiny rental market, and a bunch of people who both can't afford homes and have nowhere to rent because of the aforementioned very tiny rental market.