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Institutional investors now balk at buying homes in this market niche

Institutional investors now balk at buying homes in this market niche

Institutional real estate investors gobbled up record amounts of inventory in almost every corner of the pandemic-induced fever dream that was the 2021 housing market, with one notable exception: distressed properties sold at foreclosure auction.

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Institutional real estate investors gobbled up record amounts of inventory in almost every corner of the pandemic-induced fever dream that was the 2021 housing market, with one notable exception: distressed properties sold at foreclosure auction. The post Institutional investors now balk at buying homes in this market niche appeared first on HousingWire.
Institutional real estate investors gobbled up record amounts of inventory in almost every corner of the pandemic-induced fever dream that was the 2021 housing market, with one notable exception: distressed properties sold at foreclosure auction. The post Institutional investors now balk at buying homes in this market niche appeared first on HousingWire.
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