You’ve got some serious takes there, but why so soft on landleeches?
If you do not live at a residential address you don’t get to own it. Zero corporate ownership of residential properties, the individual person or family who owns your apartment building has to actually provide labor involved in the running of the building (maintenance or leasing) but cannot take a monthly pay greater than 2.5x the lowest-cost unit in the building.
I’d agree except that there’s plenty of not rich people who have second homes for a variety of reasons, that’s why I believe in a growing penalty for non-habitation, puts on the screws at the point where you’re actually just being a commodifier instead of being some kind of seasonal resident who jets between two or even three primary homes for work or because you’ve got a bit of nomad in ya.
You’ve got some serious takes there, but why so soft on landleeches?
If you do not live at a residential address you don’t get to own it. Zero corporate ownership of residential properties, the individual person or family who owns your apartment building has to actually provide labor involved in the running of the building (maintenance or leasing) but cannot take a monthly pay greater than 2.5x the lowest-cost unit in the building.
I’d agree except that there’s plenty of not rich people who have second homes for a variety of reasons, that’s why I believe in a growing penalty for non-habitation, puts on the screws at the point where you’re actually just being a commodifier instead of being some kind of seasonal resident who jets between two or even three primary homes for work or because you’ve got a bit of nomad in ya.