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Well to be fair the market decides. It's not solely up to landlords, it's up to what the market is willing to pay. Unfortunately even if you did, corporate land
by tsol 5y ago
Well to be fair the market decides. It's not solely up to landlords, it's up to what the market is willing to pay. Unfortunately even if you did, corporate landlords probably won't because they can afford to. Leaving their prices lower, and a continuation of the cycle of property moving into the hands of corporate landlords like Blackrock. It's a tough issue