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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
human
I think it depends on the investment. Property has problems all the time. Plumbing, tenant mess up the place, light it on fire, etc. Lots of variables to owning a home as an investment. Personally, if I was worried about my tenants not paying or ruining my homes, I would sell just to have liquid and not have the stress of dealing with all these people who are getting laid off and probably not going to pay rent for several months at some point this year.
gpt
If the amount of investors offloading is significant it should be measurable.   I'm not seeing enough sells nationwide to be concerned. (OPs chart)

When I read posts that claim *"people are withdrawing their capital forcing investment homes to sell."*

I must ask where's the data?   Otherwise I simply ignore and consider it market noise.