1. A global pandemic. A million plus infected, tens of thousands dead all over the world. Unemployment rates heading towards Depression level highs. Real estate investors are super-thrilled by the moment.https://www.wsj.com/articles/real-estate-investors-eye-potential-bonanza-in-distressed-sales-11586260801?mod=e2tw …
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“Nobody wants to capitalize on anybody’s misfortune — but boy howdy, are we going to capitalize on people’s misfortune here!"
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Jeet, you remember after Mad Cow people went to the auctions expecting cheap beef and were sorely disappointed? Dunno why I'm thinking about that now, but it comes to mind.
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when there's blood in the streets, buy land
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Is this the first time in human history someone wrote 'organism' mistakenly instead of the other way around?
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It’s weird that people willingly taking the capital risk of rent freezes would be demonized...
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Seems like regular old capitalism to me: high risk, high reward.
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Guillotines. We should invest in guillotine futures.
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Unpopular opinion. Many of the groups quoted in this article are currently bending over backwards to help residents in this time of need(support Cares and more) They are “capitalizing” of other highly leverage and irresponsible investors. 1/
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Many of these large investors take ESG and residents wellbeing very seriously. There is no successful real estate venture without a healthy tenant and environment ... its that easy. Very small players are the few bad actors in a time like this. 2/
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Most of these group are well ahead of policy makers in ESG and resident initiatives IMO. I work for one of these groups, and have a much different opinion of the role they play in providing quality housing. 3/
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