Again, I never liked him even when he was a Democrat.

Quote from @George Skidis: In Illinois the Real Estate Taxes are high, sales tax is about 10& and the corrupt democrats are destroying the state..Only when brought to light do the shadows flee.I believe real estate taxes are the most insidious taxes.

Here's an article I wrote that goes into this topic a little deeper: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/do-democratic-states-or-r...

The president of Mexico has not done much as a so called socialist- he may be a democratic socialist but isn’t anti- making money- just making sure the people are treated right and companies don’t exploit communities- I’m okay with that.

Quote from @Austin Wolff: I was curious, so I looked at 20 years of Zillow data.Growing up in Los Angeles, I always believed a saying that investors here seem to repeat: blue states appreciate more than red thanks to things like zoning restrictions and certain democratic policies (which is an entirely different topic I won't be delving on here).For anyone that didn't know, here is a map of each state's electoral voting history (for the previous 5 elections):Here is a heat map of 10-year price growth by state:At first glance, it appears the majority of states with the most growth were the "pandemic boom states" like Idaho, Nevada, Tennessee, Georgia, Utah, and Florida.

I've seen both Republicans and Democrats loudly and proudly support incompetent and corrupt individuals, but never have I seen one as incompetent and corrupt as the current President and it's really sad to see you take such pleasure in my discomfort. 

But to blame only the leftist - Democrats is totally unfair.  

Republicans blocked it passing last year so they didn’t give democrats a win before the election.

I am not a democrat, just a realist.

With land investing/flipping becoming more democratized/accessible  (so many landed courses, tools, resources etc), current prices/RE trends etc, is it still worth getting into land investing/flipping for a brand new RE investor ?