In his latest interview with Bloomberg, former Goldman Sachs investor Don Mullen explains why iBuyers won’t survive much longer, calling them the “forced sellers” of today’s market.
Source: Inman News
‘Big Short’ investor says iBuyers could be obsolete by 2025
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