If you can sprinkle some identity politics on top of it then you just have a perfect recipe of how to run Democrat state/county for decades.

The emergence of platforms like Arrived, Here, and REalpha, where buy-ins can be as low as $10, has democratized investing to a broader audience.

The emergence of platforms like Arrived, Here, and REalpha, where buy-ins can be as low as $10, has democratized investing to a broader audience.

Only a liberal would start this thread of fake moral outrage about a Republican Senator opening an e-mail with boobs in it....while completely ignoring a Democrat Senator and former Democrat Vice Presidential Candidate PERFORMING IN a pornographic sex tape with a mistress while his wife was being treated for cancer.Liberals aren't appalled at this.

As far as tax rules changing; Democrat, Republican and Liberal people.  

If I were a gambling man Mike, and I were looking at CT, not just Hartford, from 3,000 miles away (with limited direct knowledge and experience), I would bet that when CT finally turns over to a more business friendly climate (ie, oust the liberal - long held democratic views), we could be just like you in CA :-) In fact, if I recall CA was in some major trouble 10-15 years ago too, and now look: 2016 San Fran became the very first area to have average home prices over $1 mil. 

Cleveland is traditionally a democratic controlled city.

On the other hand this taxation creates inefficiencies in the economic ecosystem that is affecting many middle class people's ability to generate additional income, which is local and would be taxed anyway.The hotel lobbyists and smaller traditional bed and breakfast owners are of course opposed to the democratization of the hospitality business and they do have a valid point that if these vacation rentals don't have the same costs associated with them, they will have a very hard time competing due the one-sidedness of the inherent inefficiencies any sort of taxation creates in a market.That said, hotel lobbyists are representing the interests of hotels much the same way lobbyists for the taxi industry are rallying against Lyft and Uber. 

@Kevin Brenner not gonna lie when I saw the title and it said “DNC” totally thought that stood for “democratic national convention” and I was going to suggest not to call people about real estate based on political affiliation lol.I need more sleep, carry on

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