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Some of Trump’s Housing Ideas Help. Some Don’t. Here’s Why.

Some of Trump’s Housing Ideas Help. Some Don’t. Here’s Why. Housing affordability dominated the headlines this week after Donald Trump outlined several initiatives aimed at increasing homeownership and lowering costs. Some of these ideas could help buyers in certain markets. Others sound good on paper but may have limited impact — or unintended consequences. In this update, I break down the actual housing and mortgage policies being discussed, how markets are reacting, and what really matters if you’re a buyer, homeowner, or real estate professional. We cover: The executive order limiting federal financing and support for large institutional investors purchasing single-family homes The directive for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase up to $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities (MBS) to help stabilize mortgage rates The proposed one-year cap on credit card interest rates at 10%, and how it could affect credit scores, utilization, and mortgage qualification Why build-to-rent communities are carved out of the institutional investor policy How these policies could impact mortgage rates, housing supply, rental markets, and buyer competition Why many housing experts believe supply, zoning, construction costs, and labor shortages remain the biggest long-term affordability challenges We also look at what actually changed in mortgage rates this week, why markets reacted to global and political headlines, and why housing often responds very differently than the headlines suggest. This isn’t about politics — it’s about how housing markets, credit, and mortgage math really work. If you’re thinking about buying, refinancing, or just trying to understand where the housing market is headed in 2026, this breakdown will help you separate action from talk and focus on what truly impacts affordability. If you’re ready to start looking at your options, you can book a call with me at www.calendly.com/johnloanking , or begin the application process anytime at app.johnloanking.com.