Episode description

Only 3% of jobs posted on Tennessee's website list more than $20,000 per year, to live comfortably in Nashville? Study finds you need over $80,000, almost 4 million Americans quit their jobs in April: the highest numbers since government record-keeping for labour turnover began in December 2000, HOUSING MARKET - condo developer plans to buy $ 1 billion of single-family homes in Canada for rental, Blackstone Bets $6 Billion on Buying and Renting Homes, Blackstone Group and Black Rock want to be America's landlords, & Boomer existential crisis. 

Only 3% of jobs posted on Tennessee's website list more than $20,000 per year - source
Only 3% of the jobs posted — about 8,500 as of Friday evening — appear to pay $20,000 or more. The federal poverty line for a family of three is just under $22,000. Some jobs posted on the site don't show the hourly or salary pay for that position.

To live comfortably in Nashville? Study finds you need over $80,000 - source
A study by personal finance company Go Banking Rates finds in order to live comfortably in Nashville, residents need to make $80,548 per year. The study examined housing costs, the price of necessities such as food and healthcare, and average incomes among America's 50 largest cities. 

Almost 4 million Americans quit their jobs in April: the highest numbers since government record-keeping for labour turnover began in December 2000 - source
Almost 4 million Americans quit their jobs in April: the highest numbers since government record-keeping for labour turnover began in December 2000. Meanwhile, in the UK, a lot of people are seriously thinking about quitting – one study found 38% of employees are looking to change roles in the next year.

HOUSING MARKET - source 1, source 2, source 3
Condo developer plans to buy $ 1 billion of single-family homes in Canada for rental. Institutional home rentals have become very lucrative in the United States, with private equity firms, pension funds, and large corporations pumping billions of dollars into this asset class. 

The Blackstone Group was once America's largest landlord, scooping up tens of thousands of single-family homes in the aftermath of the 2009 subprime mortgage crisis. They announced that it will pay around $6 billion to purchase Home Partners of America, a Chicago-based owner of more than 17,000 single-family homes.

Boomer existential crisis

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