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The debate over implementing a "rent-to-own" housing program versus traditional rental agreements in urban neighborhoods

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According to Sarah Chen, the main advantage of rent-to-own programs is that they . Marcus Rodriguez's primary concern about rent-to-own programs is that . Patricia Thompson's position on rent-to-own programs can best be described as . James Foster's main argument against rent-to-own programs is that they . The experts who share the most similar viewpoint are .

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As someone who has worked in real estate for over two decades, I believe the debate about rent-to-own programs . While Chen makes some valid points about , Rodriguez and Foster correctly identify the potential pitfalls. Thompson's hybrid approach sounds promising, but . The real solution to our housing crisis lies in . Until then, we'll continue to see in our urban housing markets.

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