The Commercial Real Estate Finance Council, which represents buyers and sellers of investments backed by commercial property loans, spent $160,000 in the first quarter lobbying the federal government. The trade group lobbied on accounting, bankruptcy and tax issues, credit rating agencies, financial system regulation, mortgage- securities, taxes, terrorism and flood insurance, according to an April 20 filing with the House clerk’s office.
Commercial mortgage group spent $160,000 lobbying
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