In what remote way did I say anything of the sort? What are you talking about? Meanwhile: Unlike homeowners, corporations don't typically die and leave their h

In what remote way did I say anything of the sort? What are you talking about? Meanwhile: Unlike homeowners, corporations don't typically die and leave their houses to their children. But when people do, and their out-of-state children want to dispose of the asset quickly, they're going to sell that house to the fat corporate all-cash offer... not to a new family who wants to move into the neighborhood. At this point we all know that home ownership is the best way for anyone of any walk of life to build wealth. Corporations are destroying that opportunity.