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When Wall Street Owns Main Street: Report Highlights Poor Practices by Private Equity Owners of Single-Family Portfolios in California

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By Dan Smith Seizing on loopholes in California law, private equity firms are enforcing unfair practices on Bay Area renters who find that their hard-nosed new landlord lives on Wall Street. Such are the findings of a new study by a California tenants' advocacy group that examines the burgeoning single-family home rental market. Tenants Together […]

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