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” That we have all the laws we need currently. Maybe a few need to be tightened up, and I’m fine with that. However, instead of simply passing new legislation dollars must be invested in oversight and regulatory scrutiny and prosecution. Laws without enforcement are worthless, and that’s the system we’ve been dealing with over the last decade. In fact, regulatory bodies have been so thinly staffed on the enforcement side that they were unable to keep up with the boom and growth in the market. (For example, California’s department of real estate only had 37 enforcement officers for 500,000 licensed individuals.) This cannot happen again if we’re to expect the new legislation to make one iota of a difference.”
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