H.R. 10249 wants to change how much money banks have to set aside to help make houses cheaper for people. It talks about raising this amount from a little bit to a bit more, but it doesn't say why or explain who will get the help.

H.R. 7857 is a rule that wants to help people buying houses by making sure all the right credit info is used, just like checking all your grades before getting a prize. It asks big companies to collect a credit report and score from every big credit agency before you can get a mortgage to buy a home, so everything is fair and correct.

The bill is about making sure that when big groups of unpaid home loans are sold, governments and non-profit groups get the first chance to buy them, so they can help people find affordable places to live. It also wants to collect information to see how well this helps neighborhoods.

The HOME Act of 2024 is a plan to make sure the prices of houses and rent don't go too high during a housing problem, and it gives special rules to make it fair for people trying to buy or rent a home. It also checks for anyone being unfair in how they set prices or screen renters, and sets up ways to help those who need more affordable homes.

H.R. 6608 is a bill that wants big companies, like hedge funds, to sell off some of the houses they own so more families can buy them. If they don't sell these houses, they have to pay a big tax, and this tax money will help families buy homes by giving them extra money for things like the down payment.