They have the clout and the lobbying power to sway congress just as monsanto buys off politicians to get their anti gmo labeling laws passed or big pharma suppresses any non drug unpatentable natural/organic preventon/cures as there's no profit in health.

And to boot, no, it would NOT effect some "cure" or "correction" to the affordability on housing as proposed. 

There's no magical way to accomplish that. 3) Since you aren't willing to do anything, just move if you think that's the magical cure.

If for no other reason than we don't know their whole story, and most wealthy people don't advertise how much they have...or give, or they would be presented with requests to fund "icebergs with attached motors racing from the North Pole to Africa to cure a water shortage", everyday. 

It's a sales tactic that has worked well over the decades, give people a scape goat then sell the cure and the cure is always "just give us all the power and control, don't worry we are good guys, we only want to take care of you".

Don't let the cure be worse than the diseat

If I acquired property from a seller subject to the existing financing and then cured the loan, would a hard money lender be willing to front money for a renovation if my plan with the deal was to fix-and-flip it?

It's like snake-oil salesman convinving people that alcohol with a new label will suddenly cure baldness.I rent properties for more than 30 days and less than one year.

If the tenant gets behind, serve the Cure or Quit.

Please understand that serving a notice (be it a pay or quit or a cure or quit) is not an eviction, rather it is the BEST tool you have in your landlord toolbox to establish 1) that you are the "landlord" and they are the "tenant" and you mean business and 2) that there are terms and conditions per the lease agreement that they are legally obligated to abide, such that if they choose not to abide they can move out ("quit").