Soldato
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To play a bit of devil's advocate (this seems be changing now though) landlords were making modest returns on the rent but house prices have gone up so much past few years that even if they were spending more than they got back on rent in a year I bet they would have decent ROI over those years.
I appreciate sometimes it's not easy for the smaller landlords but at the end of the day it's an investment so should be treated like one. While a few may be burned I'd wager the majority of landlords if they have bought that house the past 5/10 years would be coming out with profit overall if they sold now.
I appreciate sometimes it's not easy for the smaller landlords but at the end of the day it's an investment so should be treated like one. While a few may be burned I'd wager the majority of landlords if they have bought that house the past 5/10 years would be coming out with profit overall if they sold now.
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