@Kaz Miyazaki other BP members have reported that blue Democrat states are more tenant-friendly and red Republican states are more landlord-friendly, and CA ranks as one of the most tenant-friendly blue states.

That means we can all make money in good times or bad times, Democratic or Republican, just keep your mind open and keep updating your information.

The average California homeowner could lose $60,000 in the value of his or her home if this initiative passes.PROP 10 IS OPPOSED BY A BROAD, BIPARTISAN COALITION.Prop 10 is opposed by Veterans of Foreign Wars, Dept. of California, the California Council for Affordable Housing, Leading Age California, California NAACP, both gubernatorial candidates, Democrat Gavin Newsom and Republican John Cox, and dozens of other organizations who agree this initiative will make our housing crisis worse.LEARN MORE ABOUT WHY PROP 10 IS BAD FOR:HomeownersSeniorsVeteransThe Homelessness Crisis

The City of Cincinnati is comprised of around 60% renters and VERY leftist local politics (at least our last two mayoral elections were between two Democrats), so it shouldn't surprise any local investors that City Council is doing what they think is beneficial for lifelong tenants.It's very valuable to keep in mind that WE are the entrepreneurs in this equation.

I don't agree not consider myself a Democrat, Republican or Libertarian.

When I can afford to be a democrat and actually justify it.

Yes, now with computers, we think that stinks, but just a few years ago, that was the only practical way to do it.The "Super Voters" are only in the Primary Elections and in the Democrat Party to elect the Democrat candidate for President.

@Russell Brazil - Without getting political either way, I find it interesting that the BP members who express concern about politics affecting the markets negatively all seem to live in areas that leaned Democrat, and all of the BP members who are optimistic about the economy seem to come from areas which have been hit really hard the last 10-15 years, and just turned out in a big way for the Republicans. 

Largest employers in that town3. political affiliation makeup4. gay population I remember Grant Cardone suggesting to invest in gay and Democrat communities because they are less sensitive to rent increases.PS ideally I would like to get this information above per zip codeThank you,jm 

The rest of the state will slowly follow suit once our Democrat governer is elected out of office.The work force is highly skilled and manufacturing centric, but the union mentality has tarnished things since there's an entitlement sentiment among the blue collar workers.