In practice, we’re trying for perfect over good. Let’s say I’m a low income family and I’m trying to buy a house. Adding 10% might price me out of the new mar

In practice, we’re trying for perfect over good. Let’s say I’m a low income family and I’m trying to buy a house. Adding 10% might price me out of the new market and into an older house. Yes, the goal was to give people more insight into recurring costs, but now you’ve pushed them into older stock that may have maintenance costs that are an order of magnitude higher than the electric bill.