Jul 5, 2022
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The problem is they tend to concentrate on the starter home market. so ...
the 18% is much larger for that segment of the market. As the article I posted said, first-time homebuyers are the ones getting squeezed out. It's not all homeowners ... it's the first-time home owners. We're seeing it a lot in Provo. It's hard to compete for a home when someone can buy it and rent it out to 6 singles an inflated rate, which was happening when interest rates were so low.
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There are an estimated 84.29 million single family homes in America. This guy and all his buddies put together
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The vast majority of homes are still being purchased by individuals. 18% is not "setting the market."
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