Good. Now if we could just get some legislation in place. A corporation should not be allowed to own and rent out a residential property. Price speculators have ruined the market.
Maybe a maximum number of units or progressive federal tax rates on property values? It seems like there are a lot more options for legislation than the nothing we've tried so far.
Incentivizing absent landlord venture capitalists to gobble up all the property has been pretty disastrous.
A corporation should not be allowed to own and rent out a residential property.
You want apartment buildings to be exclusively owned by a handful of billionaires? Because those take a lot of capital that most individuals don't have.
There should be a cap on the number of single family or duplex/triplex/quadplex/whateverplex free standing residences a commercial entity is allowed to own. Attempting to evade this cap with LLC's and shell corporations and suchlike needs to result in jail time for those responsible. You want to be a small time landlord and rent out 1 or 2, or 5 or 6 properties? Fine. But nobody needs 100. If big capital wants to do big capital things, they can build tower blocks. Isn't that what the walkable-cities-urban-utopists are always nattering on about anyway?
Homes are for homeowners to own. Not for private capital to speculate on.