You know what this news is telling us? It's that even with good intentions, sometimes just tweaking a system doesn't fix the problem entirely. Like, imagine you're trying to fix a leaky faucet, but all you do is move it around 
. The water still comes out somewhere else! So yeah, while I get what President Trump is going for here, we gotta think bigger and be willing to make some real changes if we wanna tackle this housing crisis 
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I mean, like, I don't know... 
The idea behind this executive order sounds great, right? It's all about making homeownership more affordable for regular people who can't afford those fancy homes 
. But at the same time, I think it might not be enough to tackle the real problem - which is these private equity firms and their super-rich investors 
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. And if we don't do something about that, this executive order will just be a Band-Aid on a bullet wound 
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. Or maybe it's just not enough... I don't know, man! 
. It's cool that it's trying to curb institutional investors buying up single-family homes, but it seems like private equity firms are still good as gold . I mean, they're not even mentioned in the order! And from what I've read, these firms have been causing a lot of problems for young people trying to get into the housing market. They just end up raising rents and selling out to other investors . We need more than just an exec order to fix this mess. Maybe some legislation on construction and buybacks would be a good start 
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I don't think this new exec order is gonna make a huge diff in Chicago's housing crisis. It's like, it's good that they're tryin to curb institutional investors' purchases, but it's not gonna fix the problem entirely. Private equity firms are still flyin under the radar and they're the ones causin' all the trouble. They buy up homes in cash or with private loans and then rent 'em out, takin' away from regular people tryin to buy a home. It's like, really unfair. 
. From what I've been reading, it seems like it only scratches the surface of the problem. Those institutional investors are really making a dent in the market, you know? They're buying up all these homes and holding them for cash or using private financing... it's like they're sucking up all the oxygen in there 
. And then they just raise rents or cut corners on maintenance and turn those houses into vacation rentals – that's just not right.
. We need more concrete solutions like investing in new construction or buy backs of homes from investors. And let's be real, the homeownership rate in Illinois is already pretty high... maybe we should focus on ways to make owning a home more affordable for everyone .