Great, and then either the raised costs of owning multiple properties gets passed down to the renter or people decide not to rent out houses and property in the

Great, and then either the raised costs of owning multiple properties gets passed down to the renter or people decide not to rent out houses and property in the first place, making renting itself almost impossible. Then we'll end up of neighborhoods that could have grown filled with urban blight that no one wants to invest in due to the fear of their property value continuing to tank or neighborhoods. It is not even remotely an easy fix.