The majority of landlords are “mom and pop” or the majority of units are owned by “mom and pop”? That’s an important difference.
Example: 5 corporations own 95% of units but 5% of units are owned by 500 different “mom and pops”. This would result in the majority of landlords being “mom and pop” but the majority of units and the largest share of control over pricing would still lie with corporate owners.
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It’s a slim majority, and a $300billion/year industry. It would certainly have a normalizing effect.
The majority of search engines is not Google.
The majority of landlords are “mom and pop” or the majority of units are owned by “mom and pop”? That’s an important difference.
Example: 5 corporations own 95% of units but 5% of units are owned by 500 different “mom and pops”. This would result in the majority of landlords being “mom and pop” but the majority of units and the largest share of control over pricing would still lie with corporate owners.
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This is not true, and I don’t care if they’re caught in collateral damage.
Those mom and pop owners need to stop hoarding housing so that millennials and zoomers can finally get out of their apartments and rentals