And yet, investors and landlords are scooping up every rental property they can, and are as a class, making mountains of money in those states. It's wild that

And yet, investors and landlords are scooping up every rental property they can, and are as a class, making mountains of money in those states. It's wild that as a whole they are so advantaged that they are still net-in the green when they let properties sit empty and unused. It's just as wild that you continue digging deeper. Reality in the big picture isn't compatible with your 'correct' viewpoint, so you keep drilling down to microdetails.