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It's not for profit though. Presumably there are city services involved (fire, police, emergency), civil utilities (water and sewage perhaps, electricity), and
by slowmovintarget 4y ago
It's not for profit though. Presumably there are city services involved (fire, police, emergency), civil utilities (water and sewage perhaps, electricity), and state defense. You're paying to live in that environment created by the government around that parcel, not just on that parcel.
- causi 4y agoI'm saying buying land to rent it out instead of living on it is perverse.