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> in many places you can't sell your property This is very hard to understand. Why does this happen? Do you really own your property if you can't sell it? Or d
by effie 6y ago
> in many places you can't sell your property
This is very hard to understand. Why does this happen? Do you really own your property if you can't sell it? Or do you just have a permit to use it?
- Ekaros 6y agoNo one is willing to buy it. Think of Detroit, old towns build on single factory, mining towns. In quite many places like those there is minimal demand.