As an inspector for the Waypoint Real Estate Group, Mr. Hladik takes
about 20 minutes to walk through each home, noting worn kitchen cabinets
or missing roof tiles. The blistering pace is necessary to keep up with
Waypoint’s appetite: the company, which has bought about 1,200 homes
since 2008 — and is now buying five to seven a day — is an early entrant
in a business that some deep-pocketed investors are betting is poised
to explode.
2 Comments in Response to Investors Are Looking to Buy Homes by the Thousands
Yabut, if we can get enough suckers to buy homes - suckers who don't read Freedoms Phoenix - we just might stave off the U.S. dollar collapse long enough to popularize our one-world currency so that we remain in control when the U.S. dollar really collapses.
SUCKERS!
What's Silver at?... over $33 (up from $32.38 this morning). Let's see if Housing Doubles in the next 1-2 years :)
This smells like another TTT (They Them Those) New York Times PsyOp.