Even with trump's aggressive plans for mass deportation and border security, I also have to think long term about future presidents' agendas towards border control too, and anticipate potential presidents being more loose on border security.

If a significant portion of low income laborers were to be deported, both the cost and availability for pouring new concrete would become stressed.

I am not confident that the deportation of illegals will help with the pressures of declining rents or reducing inventory.

Going to be interesting to see what sort of impact the new Government's mass deportation policy has on rents and construction costs.  

Oi Wise,Please dig up some stuff up on me also hahaI'm in the mood for some "argy bargy" 🤓Just don't post the explicit shots I send you all the time as I don't want all of you Americans getting jealous hahaTrump won so "The Dingo" identity is no more.It's just "Engelo" for the public and it can be our little secret what you call me privately hahahahaWhat will you do if I get deported?

I'm trying to sell some prime building lots right now and all of the builders I've talked to don't want them mostly due to being backlogged on work thanks to labor shortages and not wanting to deal with the huge hassle and time commitment/expense to get a building permit.Ironically, politicians in the past have contributed to the problem by actually going to job sites to round up and deport workers because many are undocumented.

If Trump is elected, expect deportations.

On top of all that, they could be deported or willingly return to their country and there's no way for you to pursue legal action against them if they leave damages or unpaid bills.

How much risk of losing the green card and being deported do you want to take?

Newsflash - millions are apprehended and deported each year.