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I want to talk today about something that’s quietly unfolding beneath the surface of the housing market—something that affects buyers, investors, and everyday Americans in very different ways.

Over the last several years, institutional investors entered the residential housing market at an unprecedented scale. Hedge funds, private equity firms, REITs, and large asset managers bought single-family homes aggressively—often above market value, often waiving inspections, often outbidding owner-occupants.

At the time, the strategy made sense on paper:
Cheap debt.
Rising rents.
Assumed perpetual appreciation.

But markets don’t move in straight lines.

As prices correct, carrying costs rise, rent growth slows, and liquidity tightens, many institutional buyers are now facing something they did not model well enough: negative mark-to-market exposure.

In plain terms, some of these portfolios are now worth less than what was paid for them.

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