>Investors will buy out everything, and outbid anyone else in the process. Investors need a cash on cash return above their hurdle rate. When they can't hit th

>Investors will buy out everything, and outbid anyone else in the process. Investors need a cash on cash return above their hurdle rate. When they can't hit that they'll liquidate, even at a loss, to move on (like Zillow just did). I'm not sure where these cartoonish views come from. Investors aren't looking to make bad investments just so they can cackle at all the poors they're hurting from their underwater Bond villain lair.