Landlords

>just move

Ye okay, so. What will we do with em?

>be me
>29
>wake up to the sound of Billie Eillish playing on $300 speakers in my apartment, triggered by the alarm on my $1200 iPhone
>groom with my $20 a month Dollar Shave Club kit, and $40 Dr. Squatch soap set
>Head over to the Starbucks down the street to get my $23.94 soy latte and $12 avocado toast
>Drive to work in my $60000 Tesla as I listen to NPR talk about how right wingers are driving this country into the ground
>Arrive to my job at Huffpost, where I run their twitter and instagram accounts
>Break for lunch, head over to WholeFoods cafe and get a 400 calories salad for only $63
>Spend rest of the day shopping on Amazon and complaining on Reddit how my $245300 college education of Gender Studies, Ethics, and Intersectional Islam should be paid by the government
>Head over to LA Fitness, where I do some stretches, curl 25lbs in each hand, and jog at 5 mph for 30 minutes. I paid $100 initiation, 50$ annually, and 30$ monthly for this gym
>Go home and call friends over for Gender Fluid Slam poetry
>They all leave, and I realize someone spilled alcohol on my $500 futuristic white leather chair
>Take my Yeezys off and put them in my $9000 streetwear sneaker collection
>Throw on a cotton Turkish bathrobe which costed me $250 and hop into an essentail oil bath ($300 per month to sustain the hobby) as I listen to soundscapes on Pzizz which is $10 a month
>Get out of the bath, relaxed, ready to go to bed. Get under my $50 Italian covers and as I'm falling asleep, I remember that rent of $3200 is due in a week and I have no way to pay it
>tfw I realize landlords are oppressing the people, who must rise up against this crooked system

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

>be me
>29
>wake up to the sound of Billie Eillish playing on $300 speakers in my apartment, triggered by the alarm on my $1200 iPhone
>groom with my $20 a month Dollar Shave Club kit, and $40 Dr. Squatch soap set
>Head over to the Starbucks down the street to get my $23.94 soy latte and $12 avocado toast
>Drive to work in my $60000 Tesla as I listen to NPR talk about how right wingers are driving this country into the ground
>Arrive to my job at Huffpost, where I run their twitter and instagram accounts
>Break for lunch, head over to WholeFoods cafe and get a 400 calories salad for only $63
>Spend rest of the day shopping on Amazon and complaining on Reddit how my $245300 college education of Gender Studies, Ethics, and Intersectional Islam should be paid by the government
>Head over to LA Fitness, where I do some stretches, curl 25lbs in each hand, and jog at 5 mph for 30 minutes. I paid $100 initiation, 50$ annually, and 30$ monthly for this gym
>Go home and call friends over for Gender Fluid Slam poetry
>They all leave, and I realize someone spilled alcohol on my $500 futuristic white leather chair
>Take my Yeezys off and put them in my $9000 streetwear sneaker collection
>Throw on a cotton Turkish bathrobe which costed me $250 and hop into an essentail oil bath ($300 per month to sustain the hobby) as I listen to soundscapes on Pzizz which is $10 a month
>Get out of the bath, relaxed, ready to go to bed. Get under my $50 Italian covers and as I'm falling asleep, I remember that rent of $3200 is due in a week and I have no way to pay it
>tfw I realize landlords are oppressing the people, who must rise up against this crooked system

too many numbers, 0/10

I have a solution for all socialists who think landlords are the devil. Next time you see homeless people, you should take all of them and welcome you in your home. After all, if you expect a property owner to let your begging ass into their property for free, why shouldn't you bring homeless people into your home for free?

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

>be me
>29
>wake up to the sound of Billie Eillish playing on $300 speakers in my apartment, triggered by the alarm on my $1200 iPhone
>groom with my $20 a month Dollar Shave Club kit, and $40 Dr. Squatch soap set
>Head over to the Starbucks down the street to get my $23.94 soy latte and $12 avocado toast
>Drive to work in my $60000 Tesla as I listen to NPR talk about how right wingers are driving this country into the ground
>Arrive to my job at Huffpost, where I run their twitter and instagram accounts
>Break for lunch, head over to WholeFoods cafe and get a 400 calories salad for only $63
>Spend rest of the day shopping on Amazon and complaining on Reddit how my $245300 college education of Gender Studies, Ethics, and Intersectional Islam should be paid by the government
>Head over to LA Fitness, where I do some stretches, curl 25lbs in each hand, and jog at 5 mph for 30 minutes. I paid $100 initiation, 50$ annually, and 30$ monthly for this gym
>Go home and call friends over for Gender Fluid Slam poetry
>They all leave, and I realize someone spilled alcohol on my $500 futuristic white leather chair
>Take my Yeezys off and put them in my $9000 streetwear sneaker collection
>Throw on a cotton Turkish bathrobe which costed me $250 and hop into an essentail oil bath ($300 per month to sustain the hobby) as I listen to soundscapes on Pzizz which is $10 a month
>Get out of the bath, relaxed, ready to go to bed. Get under my $50 Italian covers and as I'm falling asleep, I remember that rent of $3200 is due in a week and I have no way to pay it
>tfw I realize landlords are oppressing the people, who must rise up against this crooked system

^^ so true. This describes almost every person I know in silicon valley.

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

>be me
>29
>wake up to the sound of Billie Eillish playing on $300 speakers in my apartment, triggered by the alarm on my $1200 iPhone
>groom with my $20 a month Dollar Shave Club kit, and $40 Dr. Squatch soap set
>Head over to the Starbucks down the street to get my $23.94 soy latte and $12 avocado toast
>Drive to work in my $60000 Tesla as I listen to NPR talk about how right wingers are driving this country into the ground
>Arrive to my job at Huffpost, where I run their twitter and instagram accounts
>Break for lunch, head over to WholeFoods cafe and get a 400 calories salad for only $63
>Spend rest of the day shopping on Amazon and complaining on Reddit how my $245300 college education of Gender Studies, Ethics, and Intersectional Islam should be paid by the government
>Head over to LA Fitness, where I do some stretches, curl 25lbs in each hand, and jog at 5 mph for 30 minutes. I paid $100 initiation, 50$ annually, and 30$ monthly for this gym
>Go home and call friends over for Gender Fluid Slam poetry
>They all leave, and I realize someone spilled alcohol on my $500 futuristic white leather chair
>Take my Yeezys off and put them in my $9000 streetwear sneaker collection
>Throw on a cotton Turkish bathrobe which costed me $250 and hop into an essentail oil bath ($300 per month to sustain the hobby) as I listen to soundscapes on Pzizz which is $10 a month
>Get out of the bath, relaxed, ready to go to bed. Get under my $50 Italian covers and as I'm falling asleep, I remember that rent of $3200 is due in a week and I have no way to pay it
>tfw I realize landlords are oppressing the people, who must rise up against this crooked system

That's one rich country and a rich renter. Try living in Ireland

Általa írva King_Unleashed, 16.11.2020 at 02:10

I have a solution for all socialists who think landlords are the devil. Next time you see homeless people, you should take all of them and welcome you in your home. After all, if you expect a property owner to let your begging ass into their property for free, why shouldn't you bring homeless people into your home for free?

I give them sandwiches, some cents and smokes sometimes. I don't have enough room in our home to take them in. But the government has the money, resources and manpower to help the citizens of a specific nation. But some do not do it so well unfortunately

Általa írva Witch-Doctor, 15.11.2020 at 23:07

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

Too much greentext

Általa írva King_Unleashed, 16.11.2020 at 02:10

I have a solution for all socialists who think landlords are the devil. Next time you see homeless people, you should take all of them and welcome you in your home. After all, if you expect a property owner to let your begging ass into their property for free, why shouldn't you bring homeless people into your home for free?

Next time Dave or Toku are giving out free premium I will shill for you

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 10:29

Általa írva King_Unleashed, 16.11.2020 at 02:10

I have a solution for all socialists who think landlords are the devil. Next time you see homeless people, you should take all of them and welcome you in your home. After all, if you expect a property owner to let your begging ass into their property for free, why shouldn't you bring homeless people into your home for free?

I give them sandwiches, some cents and smokes sometimes. I don't have enough room in our home to take them in. But the government has the money, resources and manpower to help the citizens of a specific nation. But some do not do it so well unfortunately

and this is somehow the landlords' problems?

Általa írva Witch-Doctor, 15.11.2020 at 23:07

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

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too many numbers, 0/10

Általa írva Dave, 16.11.2020 at 04:11

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

^^ so true. This describes almost every person I know in silicon valley.

where ru out of?

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 11:03

Általa írva Witch-Doctor, 15.11.2020 at 23:07

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

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too many numbers, 0/10

It's hard to follow your story when every sentence throws 2-3 numbers at you.

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 11:02

and this is somehow the landlords' problems?

And the governments, yea

>increasing property tax
>landlords, "shit."
>renters, "shit."

>landlords having multiple houses
>renters "can you go cheaper? " no", "shit."

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 12:19

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 11:02

and this is somehow the landlords' problems?

And the governments, yea

>increasing property tax
>landlords, "shit."
>renters, "shit."

>landlords having multiple houses
>renters "can you go cheaper? " no", "shit."

I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it. They will usually make it affordable so they can do business with renters, and make a profit (similar to how low prices can create more profit). If people don't have ways of renting or buying, then the government has more than enough money to build commieblocks
or we can just end immigration and encourage those already here to have more kids so its less families but more people

Általa írva Witch-Doctor, 16.11.2020 at 11:19

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 11:03

Általa írva Witch-Doctor, 15.11.2020 at 23:07

Általa írva b2spirit, 15.11.2020 at 23:00

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too many numbers, 0/10

It's hard to follow your story when every sentence throws 2-3 numbers at you.

>be me
>faggot
>spend money on stupid college degree that is not STEM or anything practical
>have stupid fucking pointless job
>spend money on clothes, drugs, alcohol, and fashionable food and clothing
oh shit i cant pay rent

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 13:46

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

"What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?"

people need to plan for the future
>dont have sex if u cant bear the consequences
>dont fail school if u cant bear the consequences

if someone is stupid enough to get into such a situation, we call that natural selection

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 15:05

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 13:46

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

"What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?"

people need to plan for the future
>dont have sex if u cant bear the consequences
>dont fail school if u cant bear the consequences

if someone is stupid enough to get into such a situation, we call that natural selection

How old are you? Have you worked before? Have you had a partner? Do you pay rent? Or for food? Bills? Life hits everyone like a ton of bricks. No one knew the pandemic was coming, never say never pal...
No one knows what's around the corner

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 22:11

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 15:05

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 13:46

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

"What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?"

people need to plan for the future
>dont have sex if u cant bear the consequences
>dont fail school if u cant bear the consequences

if someone is stupid enough to get into such a situation, we call that natural selection

How old are you? Have you worked before? Have you had a partner? Do you pay rent? Or for food? Bills? Life hits everyone like a ton of bricks. No one knew the pandemic was coming, never say never pal...
No one knows what's around the corner

planandemic is a special case

lets think about it 2 years ago, when shit was (kinda) normal and then talk

Általa írva b2spirit, 17.11.2020 at 10:39

planandemic is a special case

lets think about it 2 years ago, when shit was (kinda) normal and then talk

Alright. So, you're like 16-19? And have worked or what? Do you know anyone in real life who was homeless and sleeping rough?

Either you're young or naive, never say never man

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 17.11.2020 at 11:39

Általa írva b2spirit, 17.11.2020 at 10:39

planandemic is a special case

lets think about it 2 years ago, when shit was (kinda) normal and then talk

Alright. So, you're like 16-19? And have worked or what? Do you know anyone in real life who was homeless and sleeping rough?

Either you're young or naive, never say never man

work 2 part times
tutor and stack tires
i know homeless (not anymore but u know) ppl

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 22:11

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 15:05

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 13:46

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

"What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?"

people need to plan for the future
>dont have sex if u cant bear the consequences
>dont fail school if u cant bear the consequences

if someone is stupid enough to get into such a situation, we call that natural selection

How old are you? Have you worked before? Have you had a partner? Do you pay rent? Or for food? Bills? Life hits everyone like a ton of bricks. No one knew the pandemic was coming, never say never pal...
No one knows what's around the corner

ur talking to a kid. He is 16 years and has literally no clue about any aspect of life.

Általa írva ITSGG1122, 19.11.2020 at 18:40

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 22:11

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 15:05

Általa írva DeepFriedUnicorn, 16.11.2020 at 13:46

Általa írva b2spirit, 16.11.2020 at 13:28

>I mean if someone owns the property, its their property they can do whatever the fuck with it

Agreed.
What happens when it takes 2-5 years for the government to get planning permission to build commiblocks or social housing though?

What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?

Imo, laws for improving housing and social housing is needed. Even to an extent radical changes, fast, chop chop. People are literally dying on the streets over here, and obviously everywhere else too

"What happens when the landlord is also losing money? What happens when the landlords are too mean or harsh when it comes to rent? What happens when social housing rents are also too high and its either staying inside your mams house or out on the street (While having a child, job and have to buy food and pay for other bills?"

people need to plan for the future
>dont have sex if u cant bear the consequences
>dont fail school if u cant bear the consequences

if someone is stupid enough to get into such a situation, we call that natural selection

How old are you? Have you worked before? Have you had a partner? Do you pay rent? Or for food? Bills? Life hits everyone like a ton of bricks. No one knew the pandemic was coming, never say never pal...
No one knows what's around the corner

ur talking to a kid. He is 16 years and has literally no clue about any aspect of life.

cry.
more.

Its a fair system, being a landlord is not free money, you must take care of the apartment, you pay the bills. Now dont blame the landlords blame the system longterm it pays off more to buy a house or an apartment then be a rentoid. This means tho, that not all the populace can afford to buy a house upfront, but generally its a good investment unlike most goods it increases its value over time in almost every nation, if you cant buy a house take a loan from a (((bank))), given you have good credit. Most landlords dont make much from renting and they are regural people. Just buy dont rent

Általa írva Brsjak, 26.11.2020 at 07:53

Its a fair system, being a landlord is not free money, you must take care of the apartment, you pay the bills. Now dont blame the landlords blame the system longterm it pays off more to buy a house or an apartment then be a rentoid. This means tho, that not all the populace can afford to buy a house upfront, but generally its a good investment unlike most goods it increases its value over time in almost every nation, if you cant buy a house take a loan from a (((bank))), given you have good credit. Most landlords dont make much from renting and they are regural people. Just buy dont rent

Altho i agree that if you own an appartment, you should decide how much you will rent this out. But i think this is another example where the market will eventually fail. Unless you want situations like new york, London, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

Let me explain this to you:
People with big money, be it individuals, or companies want to invest their money. They buy a lot of appartments > prices rise > price for rent goes up > natives who are born but cannot afford to pay for these houses have no option but to leave the city and move towards lower priced areas.
Almost all big cities who have not much government regulation experience this.
Monthly salary of a teacher is €2.800 (Amsterdam) https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/werken-in-het-onderwijs/vraag-en-antwoord/wat-verdien-ik-als-leraar-in-het-voortgezet-onderwijs
Price of an appartment is €2700 https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Amsterdam
Now tell me how can a normal job afford to stay in the area of his job.
Prices go up because of expats, because of appeal of the city i.e. more jobs here, because of black market. You rent an appartment for €2500, but you rent the same appartment for another person willing to pay more so you make an benefit. Prostitution is an example of people wanting this appartment. Expats who have no idea what the real cost of an appartment is will want it.

Just this month Berlin has announced that all landlords must reduce their rents by a large amount. Its the first major city to do this.
https://www.dw.com/en/berlin-landlords-forced-to-reduce-rents/a-55704047

The reason for the government to do this: they dont want to become the next Amsterdam/ London/ New York/ Hongkong.

Also if you are a student, wanting to come to study in Amsterdam, the average price for an room of 12m2 is €700. And this is not an exaggeration.
Here are some screenshots of appartment costs which i just saw on facebook for Amsterdam:
€1550 without utilities , outside city centre , 2 bedrooms https://prnt.sc/vs11wx :
€2000 with utilities, outside city centre, 2 bedrooms https://prnt.sc/vs12y4

Oh and forget about a parking spot for your car. Every where in Amsterdam, you pay for parking. Price per hour in city centre €10. Outside city centre €5

Általa írva ITSGG1122, 28.11.2020 at 17:29

Általa írva Brsjak, 26.11.2020 at 07:53

Its a fair system, being a landlord is not free money, you must take care of the apartment, you pay the bills. Now dont blame the landlords blame the system longterm it pays off more to buy a house or an apartment then be a rentoid. This means tho, that not all the populace can afford to buy a house upfront, but generally its a good investment unlike most goods it increases its value over time in almost every nation, if you cant buy a house take a loan from a (((bank))), given you have good credit. Most landlords dont make much from renting and they are regural people. Just buy dont rent

Altho i agree that if you own an appartment, you should decide how much you will rent this out. But i think this is another example where the market will eventually fail. Unless you want situations like new york, London, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

Let me explain this to you:
People with big money, be it individuals, or companies want to invest their money. They buy a lot of appartments > prices rise > price for rent goes up > natives who are born but cannot afford to pay for these houses have no option but to leave the city and move towards lower priced areas.
Almost all big cities who have not much government regulation experience this.
Monthly salary of a teacher is €2.800 (Amsterdam) https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/werken-in-het-onderwijs/vraag-en-antwoord/wat-verdien-ik-als-leraar-in-het-voortgezet-onderwijs
Price of an appartment is €2700 https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/in/Amsterdam
Now tell me how can a normal job afford to stay in the area of his job.
Prices go up because of expats, because of appeal of the city i.e. more jobs here, because of black market. You rent an appartment for €2500, but you rent the same appartment for another person willing to pay more so you make an benefit. Prostitution is an example of people wanting this appartment. Expats who have no idea what the real cost of an appartment is will want it.

Just this month Berlin has announced that all landlords must reduce their rents by a large amount. Its the first major city to do this.
https://www.dw.com/en/berlin-landlords-forced-to-reduce-rents/a-55704047

The reason for the government to do this: they dont want to become the next Amsterdam/ London/ New York/ Hongkong.

Also if you are a student, wanting to come to study in Amsterdam, the average price for an room of 12m2 is €700. And this is not an exaggeration.
Here are some screenshots of appartment costs which i just saw on facebook for Amsterdam:
€1550 without utilities , outside city centre , 2 bedrooms https://prnt.sc/vs11wx :
€2000 with utilities, outside city centre, 2 bedrooms https://prnt.sc/vs12y4

Oh and forget about a parking spot for your car. Every where in Amsterdam, you pay for parking. Price per hour in city centre €10. Outside city centre €5

Im not familliar with Amsterdam so my analysis maybe does not apply with position now.

Általa írva Brsjak, 28.11.2020 at 18:28

Általa írva ITSGG1122, 28.11.2020 at 17:29

Általa írva Brsjak, 26.11.2020 at 07:53

Im not familliar with Amsterdam so my analysis maybe does not apply with position now.

Its the same as in New York, Hong Kong, London, Tokyo.
Every major city has this problem.

Általa írva Brsjak, 26.11.2020 at 07:53

Its a fair system, being a landlord is not free money, you must take care of the apartment, you pay the bills. Now dont blame the landlords blame the system longterm it pays off more to buy a house or an apartment then be a rentoid. This means tho, that not all the populace can afford to buy a house upfront, but generally its a good investment unlike most goods it increases its value over time in almost every nation, if you cant buy a house take a loan from a (((bank))), given you have good credit. Most landlords dont make much from renting and they are regural people. Just buy dont rent

problem is that most young people literally can't buy so they just end up renting
i mean even if you make 6 figures, it takes many years of saving up before you can afford a house in a city with a good job market