>This ignores the fact that if there were such obvious financial incentives, then restaurant owners would simply just buy said properties.
They do when they have the capital.
>"If a landlord is rendered insolvent, they aren't even rendered destitute;" - ? why do you assume that?
Because I've been through the books of multiple major banks, REITs, investment funds, commercial owners, commercial tenants, private individuals with residential real estate portfolios, etc.
You have to be incredibly negligent to lose money in an industry where your assets have been skyrocketing in value for over a decade.
They do when they have the capital.
>"If a landlord is rendered insolvent, they aren't even rendered destitute;" - ? why do you assume that?
Because I've been through the books of multiple major banks, REITs, investment funds, commercial owners, commercial tenants, private individuals with residential real estate portfolios, etc.
You have to be incredibly negligent to lose money in an industry where your assets have been skyrocketing in value for over a decade.
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