Senator Elizabeth Warren has made a name for herself excoriating big banks, Wall Street, and the rich; slamming income inequality; and heavily criticizing shady business practices. But back in the 1990s, Warren had no problem feeding off the misery of the middle class by buying foreclosed homes for a song and selling them after a few months for a huge profit. It's known as "house-flipping," and if it was anyone else, you might be inclined to admire the business acumen and eye for bargain real estate that Warren showed in amassing about $250,000 in profits from the sales of those homes.  But this is Elizabeth Warren, champion of the little guy, railer against those who take advantage of other's economic misery. National Review: House flipping is commonly defined as the practice of buying and selling a home within six months, as the future senator did with the Hickman property. Warren held onto at least four other properties for longer periods,...(Read Full Post)