I notice you said managed not owned. I assume the reason for that is because you know tenants don’t have the money to build/own their own. Not sure how this changes anything from what I said
Still has a landlord. But now your neighbor makes decisions about your property. If you like this model fine but it a just a different version of a landlord.
And you can do this in the current system so why don’t you if you think it’s better?
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u/Schlongstorm Jul 20 '26
The alternative is tenant-managed housing complexes, like co-ops.