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this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2024
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Ctrl + F Landlord
Yall disappoint me.
Landlord isn't an occupation, any more than 'white collar criminal'
There's another comment that mentioned a landlord that was published exactly 30 seconds before yours. :P
^(Please^ ^keep^ ^in^ ^mind^ ^that^ ^I'm^ ^just^ ^teasing^ ^you.^ ^Obviously,^ ^there's^ ^no^ ^way^ ^you^ ^could^ ^have^ ^known.)^
I'm staying in a city temporarily for about 6 months, whers would I live if I couldn't rent?
The lack of a land lord does not mean the house disappeared off the planet.
Yes but I'm not going to buy a house for 6 months just to sell it, it's not very feasible.
The lack of a landlord also does not prevent you from temporarily using open housing either.
Wdym?
Imagine a world where housing was given on a per-need basis. People still need to travel for work and stay for months at a time, except it's understood that the job getting done is more important than a landlord profiting off the fact you have to travel for it.
Hotels used to be the standard temporary housing.