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Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by mhb on Saturday November 01, 2025 @06:48PM (#45786166)
> At present, a lot of rental properties have a monthly payment that are equal to - or sometimes more - than mortgage payments for similar* offerings in the same area.

A lot? Where? You'd expect investors to be backing up the trucks for these properties if that were true.

Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by worik on Sunday November 02, 2025 @07:13PM (#45794607)
There is a lot more to property I investments than mortgage rates
Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by mhb on Sunday November 02, 2025 @07:47PM (#45794802)
No doubt. But ceteris paribus, that is of primary interest to many investors. But maybe you can elaborate instead of making sphinx-like pronouncements.
Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by worik on Thursday November 06, 2025 @09:11PM (#45842853)
> that is of primary interest to many investors

Primary? For investors who know their stuff it is of significant interest. Prices are far more important (and house prices roughly follow demographics, so are dropping in many places)

Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by mhb on Sunday November 16, 2025 @09:37AM (#45945443)
Swell. Can you tell me where all these properties are where the rent covers the mortgage payments? It would be even better if you could highlight the ones where the rent also covers insurance and taxes. Since there are plenty of the former, I'm sure the latter subset is also pretty easy to find.
Re:Sanders: Government should break up OpenAI by HaZeust on Friday November 21, 2025 @06:23PM (#46010287)
- Miami

- Tampa

- Chicago

- Detroit

- Houston

- Memphis

- Cleveland

- Birmingham

- New Orleans

- Pittsburgh

- Indianapolis

- Oklahoma City

Zillow’s September 2024 analysis shows these metros have $150–$450/month lower mortgage payments than rents when you assume 20% down, or 7% on an FHA.