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Sure, there is some number at which this becomes true. But we’re talking about landlords who have supposedly kept properties off the market for years at a time
by dionidium 5y ago
Sure, there is some number at which this becomes true. But we’re talking about landlords who have supposedly kept properties off the market for years at a time in order to rake in the tax benefits.
Keeping properties off the market for years at a time in order to mitigate the risk of actually having tenants is not a very good plan.