It's supported by the fact that the Vacant House is in the same location as Link's house. It is heavily implied that this diary and therefore the house, formerly belonged to Ravio. In Hero Mode, the player can find a diary in the Vacant House in Lorule. This was first a response to criticisms given to A Link Between Worlds' predecessor, Skyward Sword, and was later incorporated into Breath of the Wild. All of the items in the game being available from the beginning allows the player to progress through the dungeons in a nonlinear fashion. He will begin selling off his wares after Link finds the Master Sword, and will thank Link for allowing him to make enough Rupees to retire early if every item in his shop is bought. Initially, Ravio will only rent items to Link and will send Sheerow to retrieve any rented items should the player fall in battle. This mechanic is also a component in a number of puzzles throughout the game. The bracelet allows Link to not only escape imprisonment, but also to merge into walls to get past many obstacles and eventually travel between the lands of Hyrule and Lorule. Additionally, he gives Link his bracelet which at first doesn't seem like anything important, but is proven a life saver when Yuga turns Link into a painting after their first battle. If the player does not allow him to stay there, he will simply continue asking until the player concedes. After he awakens, he grants Ravio permission to stay in his house, where Ravio sets up his shop. Shortly after Link fails to stop Yuga from abducting Seres in the sanctuary, Ravio saves Link and brings him back to his own house, supposedly unaware that the house belongs to Link.
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