What’s happening in Metro Atlanta is happening in communities all across the state. Private equity firms and major corporations have bought up thousands of single-family homes, leaving Georgians without an opportunity. Let’s be clear. If you’re a single mom, if you’re the married father of two trying to buy a home, owning a small barber shop, you cannot compete with Wall Street.
Discussing the impact of corporate-owned homes in Georgia.
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