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But evidently, he doesn't want to be a landlord in the city where he fights for tenants, preferring to purchase property elsewhere in places that are more landlord-friendly.

The location is hardly value created by the landlord, though.

As soon as you leave, the landlord can sign a new lease at whatever rent they like.

From a landlord's perspective, these are the things that make established companies more attractive than startups.

Convert all those twins to bunk beds (as my landlord did) and you've got 10 people across the downstairs bedrooms.

My landlord does not raise my rent too aggressively, but could if he so chose.

It doesn't matter how well a startup does, the landlord will get at most $rent.

The medieval peasants were slaves, too – legally they were owned by their landlord.

I didn't like the idea of turning over such a large portion of my paycheck to a landlord.

The landlord made improvements to the building because the way the rent control law is designed, _they have to_ to get rent increases.

I dont agree and landlord is hardly the word I would use for NNN lease tenant Management.

Rent is going up while vacancy rates are plummeting, that's a landlord's market.

> as a landlord I want to use an exclusive broker How beneficial is the "exclusive" part?

The article goes "low cost of capital", "5 year lease", "startups struggling to get their offers accepted by a landlord", "large security deposits"...

So some of the co-living spaces are co-living as defined by "you passed our landlord's test" but others are "everybody must like you to live here." If this was relating to Uber, we'd also mention they are doing the entire "break local laws and hope city hall doesn't care" trick by introducing oversubscribed short term housing which is against city policy.