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Wall Street has spent billions buying homes. A crackdown is looming.
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Abbot has the ability to call the legislation into session whenever he wants to make them address special needs, he doesn't need to wait for the next once-every-two-years session. Instead he tweets about it.
Nothing will get done to address this until someone greases his palm about it, and given the signaling here, he's angling for that grease to come from the corps that own all the houses.