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 @9YN3DM9answered…1yr1Y

Yes, and landlords should be held to strict regulations in ensuring tenants have safe, good quality homes to live in

 @9ZF2FDFanswered…1yr1Y

Yes but it needs to be monitored. This 1% or 2% increase every year is not good! There should be a price bracket for what category the property fits into. If you put money into it then you can charge more but it should have to be looked into and approved before charging more.

 @B9686PQanswered…4mos4MO

Yes but they should also do more to increase supply otherwise it's just an ineffective band aid solution.

 @B7V8N9Manswered…7mos7MO

the government implement should progressivily implement rent control policies to limit the amount landlords can charge for rent

 @9ZVZ95Ganswered…1yr1Y

Yes and tax breaks for smaller landlords if they participate in long term rent control, plus tax corporations differently if they are landlords here to discourage profiteering

 @9ZVHHQ2answered…1yr1Y

Housing and shelter is a basis right but corporate & vulture funds should be banned from purchasing large swades of property . A certain amount of property should be made available to other parties

 @9ZVGBNTanswered…1yr1Y

Rent should be more affordable and not be more than a third of a persons income as housing is a basic right. At same time a landlord investing in a property to rent should not be penalized over governments sloppiness regarding housing so i think the best option is just to lower the cost of housing

 @9ZVCM3Manswered…1yr1Y

The government is full of landlords who are benefiting from high demand and rents and they will always find a way to increase rents. A lot of landlords just evict their tenants claiming they are selling a house/apt only for the house/apt to be back rented again at a later date because the landlord changed their mind.