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	Comments on: Is the Real Estate Investment Boom Killing US Housing Affordability?	</title>
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		By: Gary Grewal		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[With you 100 percent on this Chad. Sure, it&#039;s a form of passive income, but what does it do to our communities and long term stability? I don&#039;t think I will find neighbors who prefer an AirBnB next door. The best neighborhoods where safety and a sense of community thrive are those that are owner-occupied. I could easily buy a few rentals, but decided the headache isn&#039;t worth it and I&#039;d rather focus on truly passive investments. I honestly wish there was some kind of law that requires owner-occupied homes to be given priority over an investor. 

Surprising that there small investors were such a large portion of investment buyers! Wall Street firms were getting bashed for it, however both are there to play. 

Agree with the house hacking definitely mutually beneficial providing housing as well as income.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With you 100 percent on this Chad. Sure, it&#8217;s a form of passive income, but what does it do to our communities and long term stability? I don&#8217;t think I will find neighbors who prefer an AirBnB next door. The best neighborhoods where safety and a sense of community thrive are those that are owner-occupied. I could easily buy a few rentals, but decided the headache isn&#8217;t worth it and I&#8217;d rather focus on truly passive investments. I honestly wish there was some kind of law that requires owner-occupied homes to be given priority over an investor. </p>
<p>Surprising that there small investors were such a large portion of investment buyers! Wall Street firms were getting bashed for it, however both are there to play. </p>
<p>Agree with the house hacking definitely mutually beneficial providing housing as well as income.</p>
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