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Reason: None provided.

The lenders don't pay 100% of the original value though. In the previous example, which has some numbers, they basically paid less than half the original value: https://kotakuinaction2.win/p/16bPQQRINI/-jingle-mail--725-million-boogal/c/

Even if it dropped by 50% they still made a profit AND got interest along the way. Assuming prices stabilize, they bought the dip by default.

Granted, the question is, can they stop the local government from making things worse? Or can they profit off of the government by selling/renting the property to them for their Socialist causes?

Edit: The free market has little interest in the mall but the government has near infinite money that it can extract from its citizens to finance all kinds of boondoggles. There's plenty of money to be made in sham "industries" like the green stuff, "refugees" and so on.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

The lenders don't pay 100% of the original value though. In the previous example, which has some numbers, they basically paid less than half the original value: https://kotakuinaction2.win/p/16bPQQRINI/-jingle-mail--725-million-boogal/c/

Even if it dropped by 50% they still made a profit AND got interest along the way. Assuming prices stabilize, they bought the dip by default.

Granted, the question is, can they stop the local government from making things worse? Or can they profit off of the government by selling/renting the property to them for their Socialist causes?

The free market has little interest in the mall but the government has near infinite money that it can extract from its citizens to finance all kinds of boondoggles. There's plenty of money to be made in sham "industries" like the green stuff, "refugees" and so on.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: Original

The lenders don't pay 100% of the original value though. In the previous example, which has some numbers, they basically paid less than half the original value: https://kotakuinaction2.win/p/16bPQQRINI/-jingle-mail--725-million-boogal/c/

Even if it dropped by 50% they still made a profit AND got interest along the way. Assuming prices stabilize, they bought the dip by default.

Granted, the question is, can they stop the local government from making things worse? Or can they profit off of the government by selling/renting the property to them for their Socialist causes?

1 year ago
1 score