I guess I don't think JPMorgan should be regulated a whole lot more here than someone that owns a single rental. The renters of either place should have a reaso

I guess I don't think JPMorgan should be regulated a whole lot more here than someone that owns a single rental. The renters of either place should have a reasonable experience. This ends up being a relatively small investment relative to the overall housing market (thousands of units gets you to a billion dollar acquisition cost). I can see it being a problem if large investors started to own most housing, but the best check on that is probably distributed and local (building more housing).