What does everyone think about the possibility that Donald Trump's near billion dollar tax deductions story will eventually cause politicians to change the tax rule allowing real estate investors to deduct losses against future gains.

Zillow Offers, Offerpad, Opendoor are a few of the entities with billions of investor backing making moves in this space, and things are only heating up.

A couple billion in that I think.

I'd actually suggest that vastly more billions are spent on crappy little apartments than big shiny houses.

Seattle WA, Davis CA and Santa Monica, CA were 3 cities that cut ties with Wells after DAPL that I know about (FYI - interesting tidbit - Wells lost 5 billion on those 3).

I am the CEO of Cardone Capital, international speaker, entrepreneur, author of The 10X Rule and creator of 21 best-selling business programs, and I own/operate seven privately held companies along with a $1.5 billion portfolio of multifamily properties which equates to 7,068 units. 

Eric Holder misled Americans about mortgage fraud For example: Holder stated that losses resulting from the fraud cost American homeowners $1 billion, which has now been revised to only $95 million.

Today the auto manufacturing companies are doing well again and the City of Detroit has taken a tough step to declare bankruptcy which is the largest municipal filing in U.S. history with an estimated debt between $18-$20 billion.

Or a multi-national company who brings in billions in sales every year.

As someone who has to collect a zillion signatures on a billion pieces of paperwork on a regular basis, Docusign is practically my religion.