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Truth doesn't matter in the US court system, unless both sides are equally well funded. Given that one party owns capital and the other rents, I'd say that seem
by _cenw 4y ago
Truth doesn't matter in the US court system, unless both sides are equally well funded. Given that one party owns capital and the other rents, I'd say that seems not too likely.
- quonn 4y agoSo you think the landlord can just liquidate what you call the capital? Sell the house? Unless it‘s a large landlord, chances are that the renter is more liquid.
- infinitezest 4y agoIn my experience, the more difficult a landlord is, the more tenants they have.
- _cenw 4y agoReal estate you rent out is probably the prime example of Capital, and many who own real estate (without a mortgage on it) certainly aren't working class. I didn't find a great source on this, but the average landlord in the US seems to own 3 properties. [1] [1]: https://www.mysmartmove.com/SmartMove/blog/todays-landlord-characteristics-infographic.page https://www.mysmartmove.com/SmartMove/blog/todays-landlord-c...