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Terrell Garren
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Concord, NC
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NY Times this morning - How Your Landlord Could Be Tracking You

Terrell Garren
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Concord, NC
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NY Times this morning - How Your Landlord Could Be Tracking You. Key fobs and other smart-access technologies make it easier for us to get in and out of our homes — but they’re also a privacy hazard.

The old adage about the media is "If it bleeds, it leads".  Maybe it should be "if it disparages landlords, it leads".  I have no doubt the topic of the article has happened, but to think it is on scale deserving a NY Times headline is questionable.  I do think we would be better off if the term landlord had never been coined and we were simply referred to as investor owners. 

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