Okay so I'm going to subtweet some Discourse going on in my TL right now, with the disclaimer up front that all of this is completely hypothetical as far as my own life goes (I've never collected rent from anyone): Suppose my parents die and leave me my childhood home
Yeah, real life is messier than an econ 101 graph, and selling someone on a bad deal they thought they could afford but they couldn't is worse than just not making a deal at all Even so In tight markets, it really isn't just a "technicality", 2 directly raises everyone's rent
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I don't doubt that 2 raises people's rent, I just think Option 1 *also* raises people's rent as long as enough people want to do it, and only has any benefits over Option 2 if you also establish that you won't rent to families over a certain size.
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While Option 3's flaws all come from the fact the people who want to do Option 1 exist.
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