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Altruism might be believable if: 1. He lived in the same neighborhood as his renters, and not 1000s of miles away in the UK 2. He didn’t kick them out after a
by jl2718 5y ago
Altruism might be believable if:
1. He lived in the same neighborhood as his renters, and not 1000s of miles away in the UK
2. He didn’t kick them out after a few years by flipping it.
3. It was a slow, long-term acquisition of rentals for income rather than flipping profit.
Sorry; the facts indicate a scheme. I don’t begrudge him personally; there is always some government program that makes this chicanery profitable at the expense of the working class, and somebody else would have done it.