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since when was receiving dividends unfair? if it is such a great advantage then go buy some shares

agreed. if we ignore rent then yes infltion is not your friend. but then you would have bigger problems, like how to pay the non-inflation component as well

I don't think there is much disagreement on here really... the connecting dot is that 'we' don't pay the inflation component. in its most simplistic form it is the tenant in a CF neutral property, then any variation from there depending if you go CF- or CF+ no one would seriously argue that...

for a couple of reasons but a lot of the time you are borrowing money that people don't even know they have lent e.g. uncleared cheques, or dormant savings accounts earning 1%. but the main point is that it is the occupier of the asset that covers the cost of the interest. deflation of the...

that allows about 20 years to pay off debts? and if I can't do that then the only home I am going to will be the old persons home

things run in cycles. sentiment and fundamentals aren't lining up well for resi property for quite some time. Sure it will change, but the hot money is in commodities and cf+ investments