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To: TobagoJack who wrote (164478)	10/29/2020 6:08:50 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218540

Shouldn't keeping tenant always be numero uno dos tres? Trickle up works? Bailout to the people instead of the banks would/should keep the grease percolating while bailouts to the banks/RE/PE/Hedgies only keeps hoarding going, greed should have limits, BWTFDIK Should this be true and I believe that's the correct move At this juncture, if I owned rental property in California as I once did, I would be nervous, and cut price to sell, to exit whilst exit still good. Then either of these options are meaningless cuz another bail out for the pigs will only bring revolution we've seen the last bank bailout that doesn't have reprecussions If Trump wins, a landlord of any size may count on a new day of uncertainty, and maybe get bailed out along with everybody else. If Biden wins, I may also count on a new day of uncertainty, and maybe get bailed out; but ...