But to answer you as a landlord specifically, supply and demand will prevent that. There will be a one-time inflation event where you will raise your rents to a small degree, but you certainly can't pocket "all of it". Supply and demand will continue to exist just fine -- if you attempt to double your rent, everyone will simply move to a different landlord that raised prices by just 10%.
But poor tenants will be helped massively. (Again, see my linked comment for the math.)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37975412
But to answer you as a landlord specifically, supply and demand will prevent that. There will be a one-time inflation event where you will raise your rents to a small degree, but you certainly can't pocket "all of it". Supply and demand will continue to exist just fine -- if you attempt to double your rent, everyone will simply move to a different landlord that raised prices by just 10%.
But poor tenants will be helped massively. (Again, see my linked comment for the math.)