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Mom and Pop

[mom-uhn-pop] / ˈmɒm ənˈpɒp /


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Many mobile-home communities have gone from mom-and-pop operations to corporate ownership, resulting in regular rent increases, he said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even though nearly a third of single-family homes in the third quarter of 2025 were bought by investors, most of these investors were small, mom-and-pop landlords and not large institutional ones, data shows.

From MarketWatch

Overall as of the third quarter, which ended in September 2025, about 30% of single-family homes were purchased by investors, but those were mostly mom-and-pop landlords, according to data from real-estate firm Cotality.

From MarketWatch

Even though nearly a third of single-family homes in the third quarter of 2025 were bought by investors, most of these investors were small, mom-and-pop landlords and not large institutional ones, data shows.

From MarketWatch

Overall as of the third quarter, which ended in September 2025, about 30% of single-family homes were purchased by investors, but those were mostly mom-and-pop landlords, according to data from real-estate firm Cotality.

From MarketWatch