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    161 year ago

    How am I making your point? You litteraly said that you could not afford the place, so you rented it out instead.

    Someone is paying your mortgage for you because you cannot afford it, and then you will kick that person out when you want to. That person will then have to move again in a market that gets worse by the month.

    I’d say that is pretty bad all around.

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      -101 year ago

      How can I not afford the place? This is just to make my life easier I would not artificially make it harder on me if I can rent it to some europeans that will stay on a sabatical in my country.

      What is my other choice? Leave the place abandoned for a year until I move? Prices get worse every year and I found a great opportunity to buy now instead of wait until I could buy it without a bank loan. Prices doubled because I waited so this time I don’t want to wait. My mortgage is 25% of my salary that’s not bad is it?

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        181 year ago

        You said that you rent the property you bought because that is the only way you could do it. That is litteraly your first sentence.

        Someone else is paying your mortgage right now so that you can move in later.

        I am not sure what else can be said.

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          -71 year ago

          No one is paying for his mortgage. Someone is paying for a rent. If you think this is bad, then rent should be outlawed.

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            51 year ago

            The rent that pays the mortgage he couldn’t afford to pay. All rent is is paying someone else’s mortgage.

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              01 year ago

              Let’s say the mortgage is payed. Then the rent pays whatever the landlord decides to do with that money. Like literally any other transaction.

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                11 year ago

                Owning multiple homes for profit is a large part of the current crisis. People shouldn’t be able to withhold homes and hold them ransom.

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                  01 year ago

                  I agree, but limiting rights is not a good way to approach the issue. Raising taxation on 2+ properties is much better. And perhaps there are even better approaches, but an not an economist.