The Senate voted 87-8 on Tuesday to consider a bipartisan housing bill after months of haggling between the House and Senate GOP. The version ultimately agreed to by the House and Senate includes language to limit institutional investors’ ability to buy up single-family homes, which House Republicans had fought to include. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.),…
Senate votes to consider bipartisan housing bill after months of GOP infighting
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