Educational_Paint987

Educational_Paint987 t1_je869wz wrote

And thats your contribution to this conversation? If the inflation was caused by supply and demand factors then the interest rates hikes would have reversed it by now.

Instead, they caused a spiral of secondary effects that resulted in bank failure and more government spending.

Last time I checked, government had a big say on fiscal policy and taxation and Biden hasnt changed any of it since he took office. Instead he is begging yet again for increased debt ceiling.

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Educational_Paint987 t1_jdvmj9k wrote

"An indoor space with police supervision". The transit police in Newark are not there to supervise the homeless. Rather it is because of the homeless that we have increased transit police. It's for the safety of the genuine passengers. Technically, if you have a valid ticket or you intend to get one they cant get rid of you unless you commit a crime.

The way I see it there is no solution unless you discriminate against people based on looks. Either that or blocking access only to people with a valid ticket for that day but that also means changing the PATH ticketing system.

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Educational_Paint987 t1_ja8q4id wrote

You seem to be living in the wrong country. May I suggest a time machine to the 1930s soviet union? They would assign you a cardboard home depending on how many people are in your family or how big a bribe you give.

They also had rationing for basic foods....

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Educational_Paint987 t1_ja8j4j7 wrote

You could rent out at a profit and still cost the renters less monthly than if they went with a rentals business. Also, individual landlords can be more lenient when it comes to background checks and if there is a relationship even allow for late payments.

And not all people who rent are settling because they cant find homes. Many rent because of university or temporary job assignments.

There are also people who sell homes that need major work and will not be good for first time buyers. Someome whith a buy to rent plan can bring that home back to the market.

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Educational_Paint987 t1_ja7w7un wrote

If your numbers check out then why not? A lot of properties in North NJ are still overpriced and cash flowing might be an issue without putting in a big down payment. Then your ROI (+ famous NJ renting laws headaches) makes it less appealing.

Whats special about Rahway?

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