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“It was very clear reading their SEC filings, and their publicly available investor presentations, that they were engaging in the kind of business activities that are going to have horrendous results for tenants,” she said. “Minimizing expenses, maximizing profits. And when they started talking about how repairs are one of the biggest cost-drivers, and they had fantastic ideas on how to reduce that, we just we knew that that was going to result in uninhabitable homes.”