Worth noting that large firms weren't allowed to buy up SFH prior to 2012.

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Oct 30, 2024
11:39:43am

Kajdin All-American

Worth noting that large firms weren't allowed to buy up SFH prior to 2012.

That regulation was dismissed to try and pull up out of the housing cost nadir following 2008/9. The pendulum has swung the opposite way now.

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Originally posted on Oct 30, 2024 at 11:39:43am

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What percent of total US homes do you think are owned by Wall Street landlords who own more than 1,000 units? And what

HarlemCoug Intervention Needed

11:28am

Worth noting that large firms weren't allowed to buy up SFH prior to 2012.

Kajdin

11:39am

Practically no scholarly paper supports your conclusions. Jay Parsons is the leading academic on the issue.

HarlemCoug

11:42am

I had read somewhere that the percentage of homes owned by Blackrock/etc

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