@David McCready   Front page of Press Democrat today Sonoma county has the highest % of rent increase in the US... and housing is in short supply... this equals some nice opportunities right in your back yard in my mind.

So in this year of the Presidential Election, I thought I would ask, which party, if they win the White House in 2016, will benefit Real Estate Investors more in the next four years, republicans or democrats and why?

Well, even in Texas the major cities are pretty solidly voting Democrat. the only exception maybe Ft Worth.Denton is increasingly Democrat as well.

Using your service to get a call back is like saying hey I’m a Democrat or a Republican, you don’t know how the other person will respond to it.

I know that at some point the BP member moveon.org brigade is going to chime in and say that more conservatives break the rules than liberals (which I have no clue if that is true or not), but the point that I am making is that is that no party has a lock on morals.No one should act this way, either Democrat or Republican.

Anyway, you will see from my other posts that I am fairly passionite about politics and the complete inertia of our democratically elected political elite to rail against corporate influence in the coridoors of power.

Launching a new platform in April that will democratize real estate investing education, information and lending. 

Maybe philosophically, but not with any political effectiveness.What Democrat is going to support a bill when it is supported by the "Investors"?

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/16/kamala-harris-housing-evictions-366413
If evictions can be banned for a year, why can't they be banned for two years?  and if they can be banned for 2 years, why not 10 years?...

There is a move in the Ways and Means Committee and another that has already passed with the majority of both Democrats an Republicans.