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Seems fine, paired with limitations that they can't sell the places for more than they bought them for, nor can they charge rent over $100/mo. If you're trying
by 8note 4y ago
Seems fine, paired with limitations that they can't sell the places for more than they bought them for, nor can they charge rent over $100/mo.
If you're trying to keep it the same, keep it the same
- mikem170 4y agoExisting homeowners would prefer to profit from a vibrant dynamic and growing community, they just need to screw over all the newcomers bringing that growth, those people who need new housing, by not allowing new housing, which drives up their property values. They don't block job creation, which attracts people, they just block new housing. And then complain about the homeless.