That's YOUR CHOICE to rent your property at a loss. However, most people rent it at a rate that includes all costs. That was my point. Renters DO PAY property taxes, indirectly.
Most people rent at the price the market will bear—whether half or 2x the owner’s actual month-by-month costs.
That is a point I shouted loud and clear when the city governments of Chubbuck and Pocatello tried to lay a property tax to finance rehabilitation and modernization of the Holt arena located on the campus of Idaho State University. Many of the local renters said they would vote for it because they don't pay property taxes. I calculated the monthly impact on my property taxes...for a 20 year period. I made it clear that I would immediately raise my rent by that amount. Other property owners jumped in and stated they would do the same. Gulp! The renters immediately understood they were in the line of fire. The voters of the two cities overturned the bond with 80% NO votes.