Last year, 2.1 million Americans became homeowners—the largest jump in nearly two decades. At the same time, homebuyers have had access to fewer registered appraisers thanks to burdensome regulations on the industry. emmer.house.gov/press-releas…

Nov 4, 2021 · 2:56 PM UTC

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This is causing major headaches: backlogs, hidden costs, and inflated prices for those pursuing home ownership.
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Today, I sent a letter to Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Acting-Director Sandra Thompson urging her to address these regulatory concerns and remove this barrier to homeownership.
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Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Yes burdensome regulations. That old chestnut. Have you read "How to Stiffle Innovation in the US" By @GaryGensler #XRP @SECGov
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Last year thousands of XRP holders were damaged by a government agency. When are we addressing that? Rug pulled by Exchange delisting? I know of people who had to sell before delisting and got f*ed. How does government let that go by? How?
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Hmmmm...so how did we make that largest jump, Tom?
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Good god, could you find something more meaningful to work on?
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
Cria um projeto de lei obrigando a sec aprovar os ETF de Bitcoin tudo ninguém aqui precisa de proteção todo mundo sabem o que fazem com seu dinheiro esse presidente só tá atrapalhando evolução do mercado de criptografia cria projeto de lei para regulamentar o mercado de ativos?
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
So quality is burdensome!!!!! Such Republican politics when it comes to protecting Americans. Just like not caring about 700,000 dead Americans due to the trumplets narcissistic ignorance!!!!
Replying to @GOPMajorityWhip
then why do you keep lying saying the economy is so bad with largest jumps in 2 decades ? wait tommy are you a liar ?
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