DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — While President Donald Trump has chosen to not sign a sweeping bipartisan housing affordability bill, it will become a law at 12 a.m. Saturday morning unless he vetoes it. Experts describe the legislation as “silver buckshot,” not a one-shot silver bullet, attempting to stem issues across the board. But for Dayton, it could bring relief to one specific area: providing funding to fix up old homes in disrepair.