[horsawlarway]

Yes, and those people aren't landlords renting the property.

So I'm not certain how to tie that back to the original discussion about not needing a special case to handle people accumulating multiple residential buildings.

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Side note - I don't see this case pretty much anywhere (and I'm literally in the process of looking at homes). I do see cases where a home sold 6 months to a year ago and the new price is ~10% higher, and I do see cases where a home sold in 2021/2022 and now the price is 2x higher.

But what I don't see any of is doubled sales price in a 6 month window with just a new coat of paint.

So I'm not certain how this is relevant at all given it's non-existent in any of the markets I'm looking at.