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CTrandomdude t1_itvxfsv wrote

Your ignorance is astounding. The landlord is risking their investment and property. They take the risks when the prices go up or down. When the renters trash the property and don’t pay forcing eviction and months of no income to cover expenses.

In what world do you get a better product if there is no financial incentive to risk your capital.

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imjustasaddad t1_itvzz56 wrote

Or, alternatively, it is not a public commodity and then we don't have to fake crocodile tears for a Landlord leasing property to someone while they are so very brave and "take the burden of risk".

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CTrandomdude t1_itw1ha6 wrote

Explain how housing would work in your utopian society? As no private money can be used it must all be taxpayer money and run by the government right? Which government agency is it that works well, costs less, and provides good service? Please explain.

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imjustasaddad t1_itw1nfu wrote

No. I don't think a conversation with you, based on your post history, has any merit or intent to be done in good faith. Thank you for engaging, however. Have a good day!

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