This may only be new to me but - I didn't realize till 10min ago that the ahem non-profit that runs Burning Man was called BlackRock.
I just happened to come across this today (https://youtu.be/LtG8AioUipY)
This may only be new to me but - I didn't realize till 10min ago that the ahem non-profit that runs Burning Man was called BlackRock.
I just happened to come across this today (https://youtu.be/LtG8AioUipY)
It is my understanding that BlackRock is buying up all the single family homes. With that being said, are they going under any other realestate names? There are many homes for sale in my area and I want to keep a watch out.
I'm a real estate agent and I can tell you a few things from what I have seen and gathered
1: publicly they have only bought one full neighborhood development in dallas that I know of. Maybe it is a test or maybe it is a slow rollout starting in major cities 2: there are often big investment companies that are used in real estate but not necessarily affiliated 3: people buying cash are usually wholesalers or investors trying to get a good deal to flip it for profit or turn it into a rental. Usually nothing nefarious 4: I have seen people come across companies that own tens of millions of dollars in one city but sometimes it is through a corporation and hard to find info publicly....that would be where you could potentially have Blackrock style owners.
Blackrock however has money to pay and from what I understand they bought at 20% or so above asking price
That's a good point. There is a company that advertises in my area that they will buy your house at a fair price and close quickly. Can't remember the name, but who knows - maybe they are connected.