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I love the hypotheticals here. person a: we should hold ultra wealthy landlords who own hundreds of units accountable when they do bad things that make the rea

I love the hypotheticals here. person a: we should hold ultra wealthy landlords who own hundreds of units accountable when they do bad things that make the real estate market worse for everyone else person b: well what about my hypothetical grandma? she rents out a unit that is the second floor of her house. she doesn't know how to use the internet and so she is completely outside of the scope of topic at hand, but are you seriously saying that she should be punished just for adjusting prices for inflation? besides, if rent is so high, why can't these people just buy houses?

ajmurmann 3y ago
> we should hold ultra wealthy landlords who own hundreds of units accountable when they do bad things that make the real estate market worse for everyone else Are these "landlords" ultra wealthy or are these property management firms that manage other people's property (like the grandma's from scenario b) or are they real estate investment firms that operate with other people's (maybe even your 401k's) money?