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by ashtonkem
1692 days ago
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Perhaps. Unlike in 2008 though, those buyers aren’t typically hoping to sell those houses for a short term profit, most of those investors are hoping to turn them into rent income. This could easily distort prices, and have pernicious social effects, but might not be an asset bubble. After all, if those investors manage to actually charge enough rent to make a profit, is the asset really over priced then? |
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