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As a landlord in SF (talk about bad life choices): if you can't rent out your units, you're charging too much. Simple as that. It's no different than a renter b
by scarmig 3y ago
As a landlord in SF (talk about bad life choices): if you can't rent out your units, you're charging too much. Simple as that. It's no different than a renter being frustrated because he's looking for a penthouse condo for $100/month.
It might be sad if you ended up in some overly leveraged position, but you did that knowing the risks and expecting to make a lot of money using that leverage. But no one is entitled to risk-free money.
- tomohelix 3y agoIt isn't anything special. Lots of big companies now accept WFH 3 days a week. The other 2 days they arrange company shuttles for those people so it is much easier now. Your example of $100/month is ridiculous hyperbole. More like $4000 in SF and $2000 in San Jose. If I have to choose between an extra 4h a week driving but saving $500 per week, then I will do it.