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You don't believe individual landlords exist? They have a whole, entire subreddit, r/Landlord. Voilà, quod erat demonstrandum. To wit: > Of the approximatel
by actually_a_dog 4y ago
You don't believe individual landlords exist? They have a whole, entire subreddit, r/Landlord. Voilà, quod erat demonstrandum.
To wit:
> Of the approximately 50 million rental housing units in the United States, around 41% of the rental units are owned by mom and pop landlords, also known as individual investor landlords. That means approximately 20.5 million units are overseen by mom and pop landlords.
https://getflex.com/blog/landlord-statistics/ https://getflex.com/blog/landlord-statistics/
Also, from the same site, the average landlord has 3 properties. That means there are more than 6 million individual landlords in the US. I'm not going to nitpick whether that's "huge" or not; the point is proven.
- twblalock 4y ago> Also, from the same site, the average landlord has 3 properties. That means there are more than 6 million individual landlords in the US. In a population of 330 million. That's ~1.8% of the population. Hardly a "huge class".
- actually_a_dog 4y agoI'm not going to debate whether enough people to fill multiple major cities is a "huge" class or not. Go nitpick someone else if that's your only point.