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Wall Street has spent billions buying homes. A crackdown is looming. (www.foxbusiness.com)
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[–] wintermute_oregon@lemm.ee 7 points 5 months ago

This "corporate large-scale buying of residential homes seems to be distorting the market and making it harder for the average Texan to purchase a home," Republican Gov. Greg Abbott wrote on X last month. "This must be added to the legislative agenda to protect Texas families."

I think this is a topic we can all agree on. Large corporations should not be buying SFH except in rare situations.