> Landlords don't create value, Please explain your logic because it doesn't seem to match reality. From what I see, there can be 3 types of landlords: those

> Landlords don't create value, Please explain your logic because it doesn't seem to match reality. From what I see, there can be 3 types of landlords: those who built a house from scratch (obvious value creation), those purchased the house from someone else (value transfer; but that needs the buyer to hold alternate value in the first place) or inheritance (yeah, one just got lucky with right parents). Only the 3rd category seem to match your statement and I agree that inheritance should be heavily taxed. But the first 2 categories? Landlords have literally created value or exchanged their created value for a house.