Too bad that housing-as-an-investment was allowed to spiral out of control. It converted a moderated tradition into a gambling-den. A prospective landlord migh

Too bad that housing-as-an-investment was allowed to spiral out of control. It converted a moderated tradition into a gambling-den. A prospective landlord might have been required to live in their building for a minimum of a year first. That dampener would slowed down the fission reaction. But oh no, regulation is bad. Trickle-down is good. We've already experienced the result ... tens of thousands of homeless. Who -should- pay?