A very enlightening read by Cuban.

If I understand his idea correctly, I believe that there are some houses that, when after 40% of the shares are sold, could still find a way to foreclose, leaving the shareholders without any leverage to claim their dues - just as if a company went under. What would be in place to prevent that?

I think it’s a great idea though, but still think by nature, many of the people forced to foreclosure don’t even have shareholders available to them, or are going to foreclose regardless if they get help or not, because of personal inabilities - much more common in the housing market than the business market.