> There is no landlord renting at a loss.
there absolutely is. Again, most people don't do the math. It's no different for their rental property. They think it is "worth it".
> the landlord is going to pass that cost on to the renter.
Nope, there are a lot of studies on this. Rental prices are defined by offer and demand, not by costs for the landlord.
> There is no landlord renting at a loss.
there absolutely is. Again, most people don't do the math. It's no different for their rental property. They think it is "worth it".
> the landlord is going to pass that cost on to the renter.
Nope, there are a lot of studies on this. Rental prices are defined by offer and demand, not by costs for the landlord.