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> That means as an individual you will either pay higher rent or be forced to buy. So basically what I already do every year?
by the_only_law 5y ago
> That means as an individual you will either pay higher rent or be forced to buy.
So basically what I already do every year?
- niij 5y agoAssuming you're in the U.S. there has been positive inflation for decades, so unless you live in a place like Detroit, yes just like every year. This is just an _additional_ factor to raise your rent at an even faster rate. That's not even considering the currency devaluation, which is probably an even bigger contributing factor than landlord uncertainty. But it sure doesn't help.