Corporate Landlords, Institutional Investors, and Displacement: Eviction Rates in Singlefamily Rentals
@article{Raymond2016CorporateLI, title={Corporate Landlords, Institutional Investors, and Displacement: Eviction Rates in Singlefamily Rentals}, author={E. Raymond and R. Duckworth and B. Miller and Michael T. Lucas and Shiraj Pokharel}, journal={Real Estate eJournal}, year={2016} }
In this research we document the eviction crisis in the city of Atlanta and adjacent suburbs. We place eviction-driven housing instability in the broader context of changing housing markets, examining the relationships between post-foreclosure single-family rentals, large corporate landlords, and eviction rates. The rise of the large corporate landlord in the single-family rental market has the potential to rehabilitate vacant properties and offer affordable housing in desirable neighborhoods… CONTINUE READING
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