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by chejazi
2356 days ago
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Yes, but that's definitely not the main point here. There is a seemingly huge money laundering operation at play. And either FinCEN is not disclosing so it can get to the point of making charges or it's providing cover for those in power. Probably a combination of both, honestly. |
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Politically it's very hard to address this problem because it benefits existing homeowners (especially those who bought long ago) and developers. Those are two extremely powerful constituencies.