Why do redditors hate landlords?

[Anonymous No.56768956]

[Anonymous No.56768959]

Because they're poor and poor hate the rich.

[Anonymous No.56768963]

>>56768956
There isn't a single person that respects them. Armpit of society

[Anonymous No.56768973]

>>56768963
found the seething rentslave

[Anonymous No.56768980]

>>56768956
Reddit is a Cultural Marxist website.

[Anonymous No.56768985]

>>56768956
>>56768959
Ding ding ding.

[Anonymous No.56768999]

What would be the best way to lend to a landlord? I want to take over a real estate operation through debt alone, just indebting a landlord and having them put part of their cash flow to me. What do landlords need financial help with the most?

[Anonymous No.56769010]

>>56768956
Because they're communists
>>56768963
go back

[Anonymous No.56770230]

>>56768956
The far right hates landlords, because landlords are the primary beneficiaries of mass immigration and zoning permit restrictions, and a disproportionate amount of landlords are jewish. The lefts hates landlords because they think profit is evil.

[Anonymous No.56770252]

>>56768999
>What do landlords need financial help with the most?
Costs they didn’t prepare for like replacing floors or appliances. Not sure how you’re going to offer a more appealing solution than a 0% card though

[Anonymous No.56770303]

>>56768959
Also, they are to stupid to understand that a large chunk of that rent money goes to the state. Most rent money goes to the state, banks and maintenance.

[Anonymous No.56770352]

>>56768956
You're a kike lover

[Anonymous No.56770593]

I don't think the problem is landlords as it is housing in the modern world (late 19th century-) becoming a commodity and an investment, Especially since the 1940s. This takes it away from being a practical right and a given to own your own land and house (even if it's a big house on a big property which a few family generations live in to save on living costs, which is the traditional way in a lot of countries), and is now something a small group of individuals will pay the largest amount of their income towards and can't even afford often if they don't have high income. And boomers and banks sit on these properties.

Redditors hate landlords because they think they're the source of the problem of the commodification of housing. They're not the source; they are just the ones who benefit the most from the problem.

[Anonymous No.56770609]

>>56768959
fpbp
Yes. Simpleton think.
> I am poor, I am not a landlord, I will likely never own more than one property, so lets hate on everyone who is better off.
It's human. And retarded. Like most things plebbit

[Anonymous No.56770615]

>>56770303
most of it goes into capital that allows the purchase of more capital assets to gain rent from.
this way assets can snowball thus leading to an increase in that asset class which increased the barrier to entry toward acquiring those assets and you end up with homes having a median price of a half a million dollars far exceeding inflation.

[Anonymous No.56770622]

>>56768959
the poor should export violence to bring the prices down.
it's the most rationally economic thing they could do if they can't compete with capital

[Anonymous No.56770638]

humans used to migrate to different places to find better opportunities, suit their needs and find somewhere that's works, now they just seeth on the internet

[Anonymous No.56770658]

[Anonymous No.56770660]

>>56770638
because modern humans are practically owned by their country

[Anonymous No.56770667]

>>56768999
Just buy shares of REITs that pay dividends.

[Anonymous No.56770699]

>>56770660
there's plenty of places in every country to move to that could make life easier, like downgrading suburbs or city size

[Anonymous No.56770784]

>>56768963
Yes but we're talking about landlords, stay on topic. We all hate R*dditors

[Anonymous No.56770805]

>>56768959
Then how come they love liberal celebrities so much

[Anonymous No.56770833]

>>56768956
They are stupid and think that owning a building is free, and that rent only exists because the rich like to oppress the poor.

In reality about 85 to 90% of rent goes to paying actual bills, with 10 to 15% as operating profit for the landlord. After all taxes are paid, the landlord is maybe making 10% of your rent as profit, if he's lucky.

[Anonymous No.56770836]

>>56768956
everyone hates landlords except landlords

[Anonymous No.56770889]

>>56768956
>Why do redditors hate landlords?

The same reason they think the reason that the prices for everything went up simultaneously was because of "greedflation." They are just stupid.