Is it morally wrong to be a landlord?
Final Answer: No
Final Reason: Providing housing can be a fair mutual exchange.
Yes Count: 0/5
| Trial | Answer | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Trial 1 | No | Providing housing can be a fair mutual exchange. |
| Trial 2 | No | Property rental isn't inherently exploitative. |
| Trial 3 | No | Not inherently exploitative; morality depends on behavior. |
| Trial 4 | No | Ownership itself neutral; morality hinges on conduct. |
| Trial 5 | No | Providing housing isn't inherently exploitative if fair. |