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Just leave your politics back in California.

I see that in Oregon as well, moving here because they destroyed California with their politics. My concern is they will move like locusts consuming all the resources and leaving a wasteland behind like they did in California. I can already see where they are starting to do that in Oregon.

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[–] [email protected] -5 points 11 months ago

If allow a few. As we talked about before, removing the deductions would kill the roi. I would’ve mind a limit of four then you lose the exemption.

Rentals do provide a benefit to the community in a reasonable number. Corporations owning rentals do not.

I also think enforcing code is them is critical. Don’t let them turn into slumlords which rental control does.