What does it look like for real estate investors with Donald Trump as president?

What do you guys think will be the impact of our new President's immigration stance on the housing values, vacancies, apartment rents etc...especially in the Phoenix area considering majority of renters are Hispanics.

Shawn HussTalmer Bank and TrustSr Vice President/ Mortgage Consultant

@Diana AgSuggest contacting Vice Presidents of Development or higher executives, of any major higher end hotel Franchise companies - at their HQ. 

(coupled with bad loans)Also if interest rates move up (which i think will happen when the new president comes in to office) that will also push down home prices, but in general now is a a great time to buy i think.

I do feel the Grenspan was and always was a puppet for what ever president that was in office.

I have been involved mainly in the commercial real estate development of my community through my role as Chamber of Commerce President.

Of course the President has limits to what they can control.

The city approved it.I have been the President of Corryville Community council and have brought in investment and development dollars for that part of the city.

As President of CFRI, a Not for Profit, and 17 year member, we are the better value for learning how to become an investor.We have more classes, more meetings and more members.You also get a varied opinions instead of just one person.GOREIA is not bad, Robyn has positive attributes for sure, CFRI is just dramatically better.