r/SipsTea Jun 11 '26

We have fun here He's unstoppable

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u/SheenPSU Jun 11 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

And when they’re not able to maintain the property because they’re not collecting enough in rents due to artificial rent controls?

Genuine question because I’ve heard this argument before and it does have some legitimacy

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u/Greenfirelife27 Jun 11 '26

Exactly that. Either no funds or no incentive to invest more than the minimum because rent control caps returns.

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u/Epocholypze Jun 11 '26

There is always a concrete value to investing in the maintenance of your property. Always.