FTC Targets Big Landlords with New Data Collection Demands
Published Date: 1/24/2025
Notice
Summary
The FTC wants feedback on new info requests for big landlords who own over 1,000 single-family rental homes. These mega investors will need to share details about their properties, business plans, and prices. The FTC will review comments before asking for official approval, so this could affect how these companies report info and possibly impact their operations soon.
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