For markets, the takeaway is simple: inflation pressures remain persistent earlier in the supply chain, complicating the path toward easier monetary policy.Layered on top of the inflation surprise is a major policy headline: President Trump has nominated former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh to replace Jerome Powell as Fed Chair.

What I have seen first hand is the effect Trump's trashing of the economy, i.e., it is making the general population unable or unwilling to even rent an apartment for fear of what's coming next. 

(Sorry for the click bait title) So with Trump attempting to prevent Wall Street in investing in SFH what does that do for the market from the perspective of a private real estate investor? 

Does that mean Trump is a "stupid communist" in your opinion? 

Week of January 26, 2026 in ReviewThe Fed hit pause at its first meeting of the year, President Trump named his pick for the next Federal Reserve chair, and new housing data showed buyer demand continues to prop up home prices.Here’s what matters and why it’s relevant right now.Trump Names Kevin Warsh as Next Fed Chair PickPresident Trump announced plans to nominate Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, set to replace Jerome Powell when his term expires in May.Warsh previously served on the Fed’s Board of Governors from 2006–2011 and has long been vocal about inflation risks.

I am in the same boat in Detroit tenants have not paid in 6 months, Trumps CDC eviction moratorium is still in play. my lawyer said it's just a waiting game at this point. the court here is seeing cases at a very slow rate. my tenants have reached out  to Michigan's Eviction Diversion Program but the program has not responded to me about anything. keep your head up !!

I have never agreed with tRump on anything, but this is one thing I can get behind. 

Trump stated he didn't even know who the guy was.

Quote from @Alessandro Di Luciano: Maybe Trump will find a way to absorb Canada...

Trump 'instructing' his 'Representatives' to buy $200B in mortgage bonds