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Eddie Ward
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  • Lewis Center, OH
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Zillow stopped ibuying homes what does that mean for us?

Eddie Ward
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lewis Center, OH
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Zillow is getting hammered on it failure of it’s ibuying business. They are taking a $ 500 million dollar loss and laid off 25% of its work force.

What do we think this is telling us about the housing marking?

Or was this just a poor structured bussiness model they were not prepared for?

Just a discussion.

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Eddie Ward
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Eddie Ward
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lewis Center, OH
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@Jody Sperling

Interesting thought.

But in most areas that I look at, the supply is still not keeping up with demand.

And from what days is telling us, the United States is 4 to 5 million houses behind. This alone will keep demand high.

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