There is proposed legislation in place that, if passed, would force some government entities to rent a distressed property back to its homeowners.
Hear my guest, David Giambruno of Silicon Valley Associates share his insights about what this would mean in terms of governmental control and resources, and whether such legislation could really do anything to help stabilize the real estate market.
Length: 3:11
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