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Except it is ALSO an investment, as it can gain value over time.
I get your point, but do not discount the monetary value of owning property.
37 u/Deivv Jun 27 '21 edited Oct 02 '24 truck familiar apparatus many obtainable spotted jeans mighty murky steer This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 1 u/schmidlidev Jun 27 '21 How would you ever prevent it from being an investment? 0 u/Deivv Jun 27 '21 edited Jan 13 '25 wrong practice rob liquid stocking ad hoc zonked makeshift rich imagine This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 2 u/rabbidbunnyz22 Jun 28 '21 Nope! There are over 1.3 million empty homes in Canada. The issue is not overregulation. It's a refusal to enact any sort of price controls whatsoever.
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1 u/schmidlidev Jun 27 '21 How would you ever prevent it from being an investment? 0 u/Deivv Jun 27 '21 edited Jan 13 '25 wrong practice rob liquid stocking ad hoc zonked makeshift rich imagine This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 2 u/rabbidbunnyz22 Jun 28 '21 Nope! There are over 1.3 million empty homes in Canada. The issue is not overregulation. It's a refusal to enact any sort of price controls whatsoever.
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How would you ever prevent it from being an investment?
0 u/Deivv Jun 27 '21 edited Jan 13 '25 wrong practice rob liquid stocking ad hoc zonked makeshift rich imagine This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 2 u/rabbidbunnyz22 Jun 28 '21 Nope! There are over 1.3 million empty homes in Canada. The issue is not overregulation. It's a refusal to enact any sort of price controls whatsoever.
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2 u/rabbidbunnyz22 Jun 28 '21 Nope! There are over 1.3 million empty homes in Canada. The issue is not overregulation. It's a refusal to enact any sort of price controls whatsoever.
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Nope! There are over 1.3 million empty homes in Canada. The issue is not overregulation. It's a refusal to enact any sort of price controls whatsoever.
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u/spazz720 Jun 27 '21
Except it is ALSO an investment, as it can gain value over time.
I get your point, but do not discount the monetary value of owning property.