President Elect Trump is looking to expand infrastructure spending and also deport a lot of people, both of which will increase construction costs.

Abdul Azeez Rates have gone up since the election in anticipation of all the borrowing / building Trump said he wants to do.

I've been interviewing several economists and institutional real estate investors since the election in an effort to understand the rather significant impact a Trump administration will have on real estate and the economy, in general.

For commercial we start with a MBA and expect one to complete a CCIM with a realtor license.Granted Donald Trump is one of the few investors with no broker license or CCIM. 

SEC 8 tenants want to live in the neighborhood where their extended family lives, which generally trumps it being in a bad neighborhood if they don't have their own transportation.  

My understanding is that Rich Dad/Poor Dad is a moneymaking venture for Kiyosaki in selling his real estate training courses . . . similar to Trump University.

I think we ALL need to be very watchful of what congress allows Trump to do.

.* You will get annoying letters from agents and investors asking to buy your property :)All the above is trumped by the flight of renters from SF and the peninsula. 

With Donald Trump saying if he loses than the election is rigged is a really scary thing for him to be saying, not because I believe for a second that if he loses that means its rigged I think he did that to himself over the last few weeks, but because his supporters and his base will believe it.

Donald Trump asked banks for $200-300MM loans, and got them, before he had $1M to his name.