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as some of the comments on the article note, you've got natural churn in residency, uninhabitable structures, renovations, etc. also it's not like you can let
by sigstoat 7y ago
as some of the comments on the article note, you've got natural churn in residency, uninhabitable structures, renovations, etc.
also it's not like you can let someone live in a house for free and just call it a wash. anyone who has ever rented a home to folks knows that tenants can be _extremely_ hard on a rental property.
- cuillevel3 7y agoalso some of them might not want to be registered? having a home might not be enough to be able to deal with bureaucracy and such