all these landlords acting like they are going to go bankrupt from missing one month of rent lol. aren't all ya'll supposed to have money set aside for unexpected repairs and stuff? isn't that supposedly the whole point of you?
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I know you can't expect honesty from these people but it is a bit shocking to see "I'm a landlord of a 30 unit building and I literally don't have a cent in my savings account, please, my family will starve..." kind of stuff getting posted in response to a possible rent freeze.
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The funniest part though is how if the market dictated that rent went down by 11/12ths or whatever, which is the same as missing a month now, they would magically all be fine.
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It's almost like neolib economics pit everyone against each other in a ruthless fight over the barest scraps of a basic living while a few super rich elites make off with the mass product of society
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Offer to buy their family dinner in exchange for their building.
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Buying property means having AT LEAST 3 months of the mortgage in addition to the down payment and closing costs. Even then, they pay less in mortgage than they receive in rent. They need to pull themselves up by their boot straps or have their properties to be taken away.
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They don't have that kind of sympathy for their tenants.
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