Builders are using buydowns to keep sales afloat, while Jeff Bezos's initiatives allow for low-cost landlord entry.
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Updated Sep 4
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Builders are using buydowns to keep sales afloat, while Jeff Bezos's initiatives allow for low-cost landlord entry.
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FED
business
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PulteGroup
homebuilding company founded in 1950
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Jeff Bezos
American business magnate (born 1964)
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