American property is artificially inflated.

If buying a home wasn't difficult enough, now investors, both American and foreign, are buying up property so fast and at such high prices that it's nearly impossible to get a foot in the door of home ownership.

LINK: https://www.theorganicprepper.com/investors-real-estate/

What are your thoughts on investors driving up housing prices to unreachable levels? Do you think it's all about money or do you believe there's something else at play here? Do you have any ideas for people who would like to buy property but who just can't afford it at today's prices?

Let's discuss it in the comments section.

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