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This isn't free. Landlord fees.
I don’t like to charge fees for something that should be common decency
Like not exploiting a basic necessity for profit?
Would you prefer if I kept my land barren?
If you do not need it, how about selling it off to someone who actually needs it..?
Why would I sell the land of my ancestors to someone? This soil has been in my family for ages, I am not looking for a buyer
Oh so you did absolutely nothing to earn it. Cool. Go fuck yourself.
Reported for incivility
Must be nice to inherit land.
It is a hard toil and humble stewardship.
The land was there before you, it'll be there after you die. You provide nothing of value. You're a drain on society. Every single one of your tenants would be better off if you and everyone like you didn't exist.
On the contrary. I provide value of upkeep and managing the estate I rent. Without me people wouldn’t have place to live because they cannot afford to purchase the land.
Thanks to me countless people are able to have a roof under their heads.