FEMA officials said they didn’t want their housing program for survivors of Maui’s 2023 wildfires to displace any residents. But they didn’t bar the agency’s contractors from leasing properties previously occupied by long-term tenants.
Landlords are always complaining how hard it is to evict bad tenants or screen new ones, but the way they are willing to ditch long term tenants to chase a few bucks makes clear they are not taking their share of the risk. The long term tenant they already know should be more valuable. In fact, though, I think most of them are just bad at business and think the rules should help them succeed anyway.
Agreed. Slow and steady with the real estate race. Sadly, we have been programmed to flip houses and chase immediate gains. I feel those people would be bad at chess.
How about Slow and steady not at all with the “real estate race”? Sadly, we have been programmed to flip houses and chase immediate gains. see housing as a commodity and investment opportunity rather than the human right it is, and which it is wholly immoral to withhold for profit.
Landlords are always complaining how hard it is to evict bad tenants or screen new ones, but the way they are willing to ditch long term tenants to chase a few bucks makes clear they are not taking their share of the risk. The long term tenant they already know should be more valuable. In fact, though, I think most of them are just bad at business and think the rules should help them succeed anyway.
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Agreed. Slow and steady with the real estate race. Sadly, we have been programmed to flip houses and chase immediate gains. I feel those people would be bad at chess.
How about
Slow and steadynot at all with the “real estate race”? Sadly, we have been programmed toflip houses and chase immediate gains.see housing as a commodity and investment opportunity rather than the human right it is, and which it is wholly immoral to withhold for profit.Same