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It's not an issue right now though. I look around and I see thousands of apartments and condos for rent from different entities- many of them small renters. The
by 2OEH8eoCRo0 4y ago
It's not an issue right now though. I look around and I see thousands of apartments and condos for rent from different entities- many of them small renters. There are also tons of houses for sale.
Why aren't they all corporate owned yet? I think a lot of renting is not profitable but if all you need is a place to live that's no problem. Perhaps I'm a bit ignorant here?
- ehnto 4y agoThe worry is that during a recession, when real estate assets are cheap, corporations might buy up the assets in order to rent them back or sell them for profit. It is just a worry at this point, but this rumbling from JPM is not confidence inspiring.
- HWR_14 4y agoThis happened in 2008 for instance (or at least in the aftermath of 2008)