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Landlord Simulator lets you take the role of a man deciding to accept the challenge of owning homes. The city in which he decides to start this journey is New Blossom where time is almost frozen due to the fact everyone moved. There was once a time when the town was a regular place and neighbors help neighbors.Where the center square was decorated and there was always something going on just because the town wanted to do something. Here is where the story starts, you must purchase homes and repair them while keeping them in a good standing to avoid people from moving. But this can be challenging once a good bit of the town is owned. But your not in this alone you have a trusty handy man to help keep everything going strong.But with so many homes you will have to do some things yourself if funds don't allow for professional help.
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