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Lol, come on, "Mike drop" ? What is this, Grade 8?
Donkey's post is assuming:
1. Rents will always increase in substantial amounts, with no ceiling, due to low supply
2. Those holding these properties have the capability can financially weather a period of no rental income.
You're probably right, those holding 6-7 units might be in a better position for #2 than someone with a single secondary unit, who also might be paying an second mortgage for their existing property.
I don't really care though, I see no difference between either of those two. If enough of the latter have to give up their secondary units, that will take care of assumption #1.
Again, if you're trying to get me to sympathise with how hard done by owners of secondary units are, it's never going to happen.
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Last edited by Great68; 09-11-2023 at 04:50 PM.
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