These realities prove that inaction carries its own dangers in our housing market, as does action that merely gives the appearance of change without recognizing the mistakes of the past.
Mike Crapo: “These realities prove that inaction carries its own dangers in our housing market, as does action that merely gives the…”
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Crapo warns against both inaction and superficial changes in housing policy.
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