I live in Newark Delaware and work for a financial institution as a Vice President.

In 1803, Thomas Jefferson negotiated a deal with Napoleon Bonaparte that effectively doubled the size of this young nation.One might even say President Jefferson was the original distressed real estate investor.

Of course, almost nobody would or should invest in Venezuela or Argentina (although I know people who are bullish on Argentina following the election of president Millei) so I'm not sure how relevant they are in the conversation.As to Mexico, its economy is performing much better than its American counterpart.

In the event of an abstention, the President shall appoint necessary replacements to the Ethics Committee.

There were fears when the leftist just retired president AMLO came to power a few years back that foreign investors would get hurt but he turned out to be very friendly to us and made Mexico's economy its best ever and one of the best in the world.

I'm particularly passionate about Muti-family, buy and hold, and lending.Outside of real estate, I am a contractor with over 35 years of woodworking. we as a company have done ever thing from large conferences tables , to President Obama's front porch.   

I have not personally held weight on the president dropping prices or increasing the prices.

Or it's past Presidents fault.....

As we all know, real estate is slow to react, so, even if interest rates drop and the presidency goes in favor of a real estate centric President it will still take some time for the market to reverse its trend.

President.