> They also only own 0.06% of US single-family housing stock. This is one of those situations where averages hide the harm. Yes, when you look across everythin

> They also only own 0.06% of US single-family housing stock. This is one of those situations where averages hide the harm. Yes, when you look across everything it's not a big deal. But you can find clear instances where it is a problem, particularly in homes of certain value in growing markets (like Atlanta: https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-news/data-investors-now-own-30-of-metro-atlantas-single-family-rental-homes/CNP7ATXIBJDVDMDQ6RRSGVUGZI/ https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-news/data-investors-now-own...).