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There are still plenty of employed people, and a landlord would rather offer a big discount to someone who can pay rent than continue to deal with a tenant who
by betterunix2 6y ago
There are still plenty of employed people, and a landlord would rather offer a big discount to someone who can pay rent than continue to deal with a tenant who is unable to do so.
- loktarogar 6y agoIt takes time to get a new restaurant off the ground. It's not an overnight fix.
- josephcsible 6y ago> a landlord would rather offer a big discount to someone who can pay rent than continue to deal with a tenant who is unable to do so No they wouldn't, because of rent control. Once they accept a lower rent, they're stuck with it for the long haul. In most cases, rent control makes you significantly better off going without rent for long periods of time than lowering rent.