And where would you draw the line between a landlord and an investment company?
Should corporations be allowed to buy single family homes?
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No. And the line should be a hard set X number of homes can be purchased before it's an investment company. Like maybe 10 homes.
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I think this is a rare issue both sides mostly agree on. This is a huge no. It removes the right to private property.
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Except the left hates private property and wants to install communism
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The DSA, sure. Not all of the left. I sure don't want communism
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Maybe no limit on number of homes but after a certain number just tax them into oblivion
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