I think Mason's point is that their number is bounded by the number of pre-existing houses and so they're not a serious solution for a population that persists in increasing.
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I’m a recent homeowner and have rented a couple rooms to Facebook data center electricians. Mason’s description is exactly me. Lower middle class pink collar homebody. By no means an experienced or “professional” landlord. Save us if I’m the solution. At least there’ll be plants.
FWIW, inexperienced landlords & non-cookie-cutter housing offerings can work just fine for short-term lets! But yeah, a proper housing supply in a major metropolitan area just cannot be built on a patchwork of greenhorn part-time landlords.
