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Big picture, there will be as many housing units and as many people in 2021 as in 2019. Landlord won't evict people, unless they know they can get new, better tenants. So, if 2020 made us poorer, I'd expect lowered rents rather than fewer people housed.
Also I have never seen rents fall in my lifetime. I’ve seen rates of growth slow, but never seen prices actually drop.
Actual article link: https://sparkrental.com/eviction-crisis/ OP appears to own theweeklydigs.com and is likely using this post to promote a newsletter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21377581
Actual article link: https://sparkrental.com/eviction-crisis/ OP appears to own theweeklydigs.com and is likely using this post to promote a newsletter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21377581
Sorry, I don't actually mean to mislead. Should I remove and re-post with a different title?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Thankfully the government is also printing money so real asset prices will only rise. Will be able to make up for lost rent quickly as prices rise Could you elaborate on this? I don’t follow
Landlords will have increased equity in their buildings which will offset any rent arrears so will continue to enjoy the government supported risk-free rental income as they always have Tenants will likely be shafted
Nobody is winning here.
Actual article link: https://sparkrental.com/eviction-crisis/ OP appears to own theweeklydigs.com and is likely using this post to promote a newsletter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21377581
Sorry, I don't actually mean to mislead. Should I remove and re-post with a different title?