But also given that rent subsidized housing is only owned by corporations that have multiple buildings that's a pretty good start.

You're the one who used the term you define it.

Fine. For me a small landlord is someone who spends most of the money generated by their properties to pay taxes & maintain their buildings, They may have 2 or 3 smaller apartment buildings or several private houses, but they aren't rich & they aren't major real estate corporations.

Oh so only someone with over a hundred million dollars got it.

See, that's how you lose your candidate a vote. I asked a legitimate question. You didn't like my response to you, so you got snotty. If that's how Mamdani's people operate he's in for a bumpy ride even if he wins.

Kindly do not attempt to sea lion. It is disingenuous to attempt to tone police while "just asking questions".

Obviously of different generations since I have no idea what you're talking about - nor do I care to attempt to translate your remarks. If you want to feel superior, be my guest. I have better ways to spend my time than arguing with you.

It's a direct answer. That's how buildings run in the boroughs. It's not snotty it's just what it would take to own multiple buildings in NYC.