Think about that--in plain English, that meant take advantage of the foreclosure crisis--the crisis that turned homeowners' lives upside down and gutted their hard-earned savings--to give Wall Street billionaires the chance to buy up homes for less than they're worth, and rent them out at a steep profit.
Brown accuses Wall Street of profiting from the foreclosure crisis at homeowners' expense.
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