As a former property manager my motto was rent until you can own. I hate the 4 percent rent increase in la. Even if there’s more income it’s impossible for young people to save and I hate it.
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Henry George's ideas will catch on again someday, hopefully.
I don’t think just because people are landlords that makes them bastards though. We’re letting a house out and I think we treat our tenants well. We don’t rip them off, we fix stuff when it’s broken, and since we have a fixed rate mortgage our costs haven’t gone up in several years and so neither has the rent.
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Facts that concern me:
- they are on Twitter
- they use a combined username (gross)
- they list vacations as number one
Question - is it unethical to be a landlord IF your only rental properties are garages in an area with plentiful and free street parking, and the land couldn't be used for housing if the garages were torn down?
the land couldn't be used for housing
why not?
But generally yes, garages are less of a problem. But there is no ethical renting (under capitalism).
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