Housing Bill Could SLASH Home Prices | What You NEED to Know

Описание: The biggest bipartisan housing bill in decades just got held hostage. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act passed 85-5 in the Senate and 358-32 in the House — then Trump canceled the signing, demanding voter ID legislation first. Mark and Jeff break down what's at stake, what $131,734 in regulatory costs means for every new home, and why appraisers might finally get some relief.

Topics:
• Trump cancels housing bill signing, demands SAVE America Act (voter ID) first
• The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act: biggest housing package since 1990
• NAHB: regulation = $131,734 per new home (26.4% of the average sale price)
• AQB exposure draft: removing college degree requirement for appraisers
• What appraisal modernization provisions mean for the industry

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00:00 Intro
03:47 The Vote: 85-5 Senate, 358-32 House — Biggest Housing Bill Since 1990
06:00 What NAR Lobbied For: Supply-Side Provisions & Opportunity Zones
09:45 NAR, Realtors & Appraisers: More Common Ground Than You Think
13:00 Housing Supply Crisis: The Post-2008 Building Drought
17:28 The Great Financial Crisis: What Really Happened to Appraisers
20:30 Section 403: Licensed Appraisers Finally Get FHA Access
26:43 AQB Exposure Draft: Should the College Degree Requirement Go?
33:46 The National Trainee Registry: Solving a Problem Since 2003
38:00 Trainees on FHA Assignments: The Paralegal Analogy
50:02 "Unlicensed Trainee Appraiser": Three Words Nobody Can Define
59:52 Property Data Collectors: The Concern Nobody Wants to Name
63:54 Section 704: Reconsideration of Value Gets Standardized
67:08 The Public Appraisal Database: Useful Tool or GSE Trap?
73:00 Closing: A Win Worth Celebrating — And Watching Closely