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Author	The_Flurr
Comment	That is a point that people don't really talk about. There is a need for housing for housing that isn't bought/owned. Students, or people who don't expect to stay in one place for a long time, it makes no sense for them to buy. There is actually a need for rented accommodation, and as long as the rents are fair and the properties maintained, I don't see the problem.
Reddit Link	https://www.reddit.com/r/glasgow/comments/s60w8u/is_it_possible_to_be_a_landlord_without_being_a/ht1avdb/
Created	Mon 17th Jan 2022 1:33pm
Status	normal ()

That is a point that people don't really talk about. There is a need for housing for housing that isn't bought/owned.

Students, or people who don't expect to stay in one place for a long time, it makes no sense for them to buy.

There is actually a need for rented accommodation, and as long as the rents are fair and the properties maintained, I don't see the problem.