Wall Street is buying up family homes

Nearly half of renters are now spending more than 30 percent of their income on housing.

Jason,   Nearly half of renters are now spending more than 30 percent of their income on housing. That's unsustainable, and corporate greed is making it worse.    Right now, private equity firms are buying up single-family residential homes nationwide. Wall Street landlords are charging excessive rents and making it harder for working- and middle-class families to buy homes.   Sign if you agree: We need to protect the American Dream and stop Wall St Landlords. It's time for Congress to put an end to Wall Street's real estate grab. That's why I've introduced the Stop Wall Street Landlords Act, which would ban private equity firms from obtaining loans backed by the Federal Housing Finance Agency and related government entities for the purchase of single-family residential homes.   Putting a roof over one's head is a basic human right. Whether they seek to rent or to own, every American deserves access to affordable housing. Let's tell Congress to pass the Stop Wall Street Landlords Act and stamp out housing inequality.   Thank you for your activism and all that you do.   In solidarity, Ro Wait! One more thing– Ro doesn't accept a cent from lobbyists or PACs, meaning our work is completely funded by grassroots supporters like you. By donating just $3 today, you're helping us create a country that works for everyone, not just those at the top. That means a renewed investment in American manufacturing, Medicare for All, student debt relief, and a green future.   If you want to support our people-powered campaign as we continue to fight for progress in Washington, please consider making a donation of $3 or more today. Thank you! DONATE $3 DONATE MORE Ro for Congress P.O Box 3513 Santa Clara, CA 95051 United States Paid for by Ro for Congress If you believe you received this message in error or wish to no longer receive email from us, please unsubscribe.