The political landscape surrounding a major housing bill is heating up as the White House and Senate express skepticism towards the House’s amended version. Trump, alongside Senate leaders, is increasing pressure on House Republicans to pass the contentious legislation. The bill aims to curb institutional homebuyer influence and promote affordable housing, but House members are divided, with some vowing to oppose any changes endorsed by Trump. Amidst this backdrop, important revisions have emerged, including the removal of a seven-year sell-off rule for institutional buyers, while both parties grapple with the implications for housing affordability and investor ownership. As the House schedules a vote for next week, tensions rise between members advocating for bipartisan agreement and those supporting Trump’s vision for the U.S. housing market.