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As Institutional Investors Buy Up Single Family Homes, Everyday Americans Must Sprint to Catch the American Dream

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By Meghan Hall The American Dream and the prospect of owning a home are almost synonymous. For decades, the purchase of a house--sometimes with a white picket fence--was a signal that upward social mobility and stability had finally been achieved. In recent years, however, investors are now inserting themselves into what has been a typically […]

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