I think Mason's point is that their number is bounded by the number of pre-existing houses and so they're not a serious solution for a population that persists in increasing.
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In housing markets with a healthier supply, a landlord with a single unit who can't supply prior tenant references is going to have a hard time getting anyone to sign a lease. People are desperate here; it's important that there be alternatives to taking these risks.
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But you can imagine what it’s like in a different sort of city? I’m in central Oregon with an booming population and relatively soaring rents. When I post about rooms I’m bombarded with families inquiring about renting JUST the one room. Clear signal of an unhealthy market.
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