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Are people really renting the SFH that wannabe landlord investors bought? Who? What do you notice in your area?
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I'm seriously hoping all these investors that bought up houses in bulk like candy miserably fail and wonder who is renting from them? Like, are people really paying $2300-$2800 to rent an old 3/2 in an average area? (E.g.Southwest US). Is the scheme working out for invoosters? Cause I really think a catalyst to see the bubble pop more significantly is these ass nuggets failing and all that inventory going back to the market.
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