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But if it cost you a bunch of money not to have a renter, you might lower your standards or your prices, making housing more available. The whole point is to s
by jonfw 4y ago
But if it cost you a bunch of money not to have a renter, you might lower your standards or your prices, making housing more available.
The whole point is to screw you (not you personally, but you as in landlords) into making your property available
- dagw 4y agoyou might lower your standards or your prices Or you will raise your prices to compensate for the extra costs and risks of being stuck with empty units.
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