DEI policies along with environmental, immigration policies is not sustainable for a non 3rd world country (my guess that is the point). 

As you probably know, California includes all foreign immigration - both legal and illegal to boost the numbers.

But I'm not an immigration attorney. 

Whether we agree with these items or not, the following are inflationary government policies: stimulus, student debt relief, tariffs, increased child tax credits, limited immigration, and big government deficit spending.

It turned out that Lee Arnold is an ordained minister, so on Sunday morning of the 3-day seminar in Austin, he held a church service and preached a very convincing sermon.

In this context usually what happen is there're longer flattening period or reduced price growth once the immigration stopped, just like Austin.

Two Reasons: First, because 50M people in this country either work gig jobs or are illegal immigrants, when they lose their jobs or have their hours scaled back, it doesn't show up on official unemployment stats.

My wife is a first generation Mexican immigrant and she loves real estate.

It was put in place because the feds have increased immigration for the last ~10 years (over 5M people or 8% of our population) to the point that we now have a housing shortage. 

Leverage / down payment required will depend on if you're a U.S. citizen, Green card holder or if you have another immigration status.