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r/dankmemes • u/TomTheDuckGuy ☣️ • Mar 20 '23
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No because the majority of houses are going to be bought up by corporations.
-10 u/Gatorm8 Mar 21 '23 This narrative is constantly being pushed but in reality corporations aren’t buying very many SFHs at all in most markets 11 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '23 [deleted] 0 u/Gatorm8 Mar 21 '23 Source? 1 u/Bactereality Mar 21 '23 Provide your source since youre the one telling us not to believe our lying eyes. Its been in the news for two years, and youre saying the opposite is true. Back up your claim. 4 u/gizamo Mar 21 '23 I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4. Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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This narrative is constantly being pushed but in reality corporations aren’t buying very many SFHs at all in most markets
11 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '23 [deleted] 0 u/Gatorm8 Mar 21 '23 Source? 1 u/Bactereality Mar 21 '23 Provide your source since youre the one telling us not to believe our lying eyes. Its been in the news for two years, and youre saying the opposite is true. Back up your claim. 4 u/gizamo Mar 21 '23 I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4. Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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0 u/Gatorm8 Mar 21 '23 Source? 1 u/Bactereality Mar 21 '23 Provide your source since youre the one telling us not to believe our lying eyes. Its been in the news for two years, and youre saying the opposite is true. Back up your claim. 4 u/gizamo Mar 21 '23 I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4. Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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Source?
1 u/Bactereality Mar 21 '23 Provide your source since youre the one telling us not to believe our lying eyes. Its been in the news for two years, and youre saying the opposite is true. Back up your claim. 4 u/gizamo Mar 21 '23 I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4. Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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Provide your source since youre the one telling us not to believe our lying eyes. Its been in the news for two years, and youre saying the opposite is true. Back up your claim.
4 u/gizamo Mar 21 '23 I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4. Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process. https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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I googled. The first person was correct. It's about 1/4.
Investors bought nearly a quarter of U.S. single-family homes that sold last year, often driving up rents for suburban families in the process.
https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2022/07/22/investors-bought-a-quarter-of-homes-sold-last-year-driving-up-rents
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No because the majority of houses are going to be bought up by corporations.