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Making it harder to evict drives up incidents of bias. The equation is simple. If they pay, they stay. If they don't and I can get them out in 2 weeks and flip
by johncessna 5y ago
Making it harder to evict drives up incidents of bias. The equation is simple. If they pay, they stay. If they don't and I can get them out in 2 weeks and flip the unit, then whatever. Their security covers the month and it's in with the next tenant.
When it's harder to evict people start making judgement calls based on their perceptions. Some of those will be will be good judgment calls, but most won't be based on real data and good tenants will get passed up for bad reasons.