I asked Claude AI: Based on the available data, I can provide you with information about second home ownership, but specific data on people owning 3 or more homes is very limited. Here's what the research shows: Second homes: As of 2022, there were approximately 6.5 million second homes in the United States, representing 4.6% of the total housing stock Eye on Housing. This means roughly 4-5% of housing units are second homes. Population-level data: About 9.26 million Americans live in households that own a second home Quora, though this figure is somewhat dated. Wealthy households: Among high-net-worth Americans, about two out of three (roughly 67%) own second homes Yahoo Finance, but this is a specific subset of the population, not representative of all Americans. Unfortunately, I couldn't find reliable statistics specifically on what percentage of Americans own 3 or more homes. The data typically focuses on second home ownership, and third homes or beyond aren't commonly tracked separately in housing statistics. Based on the fact that only about 5% of households own even a second home, it's reasonable to estimate that the percentage owning 3 or more homes would be considerably smaller—likely well under 1-2% of the U.S. population—but I don't have precise data to confirm this figure. = = = So LESS that 2% of the US population owns a third home. I cannot wait until Satan comes for Bernie.