I even left out presidents specifically to avoid a political discussion.

Some great investors we knew at the start. 1-a dishwasher bus boy. 2-a vice president of a fortune 500 company. 3- a service station attendant. 4-a new dentist. 5-a county social worker. 6-a frustrated accountant.Plus a whole spectrum of people, you name a group, I knew one.

And, that is my income.I even started throwing around August because...it would allow for a buyers surge because of great stock market returns (FAKE), appreciating properties (FAKE), general faith in the economy under our new business bullish president (FAKE), and the number of buyers with returned credit scores after their last loss married to a historic interest rate starting to climb!  

Has President trump repealed or reformed  the dodd frank act? 

We feel very comfortable" with the increased debt-to-income ratio ceiling, says Steve Holden, Fannie Mae's vice president of single-family analytics.

At the risk of prolonging a discussion which is at its natural end, please  understand  that  for the same reasons at the heart of  JD's so-called, 'no-data' analysis and argument - Donald Trump is now President of the United States and Hillary Clinton is not.  

Hestler appears as officer in a bunch of inactive and in 4 active companies: ROBERT G HETSLER president, HETSLER MEDIATION & VALUATION, INC.

This post isn't intended to be political.I am curious to get the opinions of other BPers on what the investing road ahead/climate looks like for us if Dodd/Frank gets repealed, which seems pretty certain, and if corporate tax rates drop as the President has promised they will.As an investor in many Buy/Hold SFR's I'm interpreting these signals to mean that there may be a potential lucrative opportunity for an sell-off exit strategy within the next several years. 

It will occur from the media and a world wide coordinated leftist effort to bring down the new President.

After all it is just paper with picture of dead presidents (and Franklin of course).