>Any residential property you own that is not your primary dwelling needs to be highly taxed. An excellent way to drive up rents into the stratosphere, both by

>Any residential property you own that is not your primary dwelling needs to be highly taxed. An excellent way to drive up rents into the stratosphere, both by reducing the rental stock and by having the landlords pass the tax right on to the renter (remember, landlords don't run charities and will adjust rents accordingly). So all you're doing with that high tax is giving even more of a subsidy to homeowners at the expense of renters. Regressive taxation in all but name.