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Will Housing Finance Reform Ever Get Done?

in Daily Dose, Featured, Government, News February 21, 2018 2,296 Views

Video SpotlightAs the 115th United States Congress begins its second session Stuart Pratt, Global Head of Public Policy and Industry Relations at CoreLogic discusses the way forward for Housing Finance Reform being tabled during the session. From whether this Congress would accomplish Housing Finance Reform to what banking-related bills might pass this year, learn more about the U.S. Housing Policy outlook in this video.

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