'''America's Residential Real Estate by design is overpriced and untenable for many renters who in turn are paying inflated rental rates -ALL BY DESIGN'''. Under Obama from 2008 to 2010 he practically gave away Americas housing stock to a few connected hedge funds and banks for pennies. They in turn now owning an ungodly high percentage of "our" real estate started to raise monthly rental rates the last 10 years to ridiculous high amounts.

Blackstone, Waypoint Homes, Fortress Investment Group, Invitation Homes, Cerberus, Colony Capital etc..

From Feb 2019 article "When Wall Street Is Your Landlord"

"Single-family rental companies are continuing to expand, suggesting that, rather than a temporary response to a generational crisis in the housing market, institutional ownership of single-family rentals may be a new fixture of the real-estate industry. Invitation Homes spent more than $200 million on new homes in the first nine months of 2018. "

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/02/single-family-landlords-wall-street/582394/

I have a theory that just maybe if Trump extends eviction moratorium to the end of the year we could essential make the above companies bankrupt and shake them of their ill gotten portofolia of America's housing stock. Maybe?

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'''America's Residential Real Estate by design is overpriced and untenable for many renters who in turn are paying inflated rental rates -ALL BY DESIGN'''. Under Obama from 2008 to 2010 he practically gave away Americas housing stock to a few connected hedge funds and banks for pennies. They in turn now owning an ungodly high percentage of "our" real estate started to raise monthly rental rates the last 10 years to ridiculous high amounts.

Blackstone, Waypoint Homes, Fortress Investment Group, Invitation Homes, Cerberus, Colony Capital etc..

From Feb 2019 article "When Wall Street Is Your Landlord"

"Single-family rental companies are continuing to expand, suggesting that, rather than a temporary response to a generational crisis in the housing market, institutional ownership of single-family rentals may be a new fixture of the real-estate industry. Invitation Homes spent more than $200 million on new homes in the first nine months of 2018. "

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/02/single-family-landlords-wall-street/582394/

I have a theory that just maybe if Trump extends eviction moratorium to the end of the year we could essential make the above companies bankrupt and shake them of their ill gotten portofolia of America's housing stock. Maybe?