I know a large engine for growth in the US will be immigrants (just read 70% of new household formation between now and 2030 will be immigrant families) and I would think SFH rental would appeal to them.

Towns like Jersey City and Union in Union County -- two of the most culturally and racially diverse towns in the state -- look like colored television static, with a near even distribution of each racial category.The Route 1 and 9 corridor shimmers green, reflecting the the vast number of immigrants who have settled in the region from Asia.

We continue to see net immigration. 

You know, that place of which Barack Obama once said: ""They get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations."

I was born in Ukraine, but immigrated to the US with my family at the age of 5.

There is a chance that everything will go great and the dollar will hit 2.5, Brazil's economy will rebound and everyone will be happy.For reasons to long to go into in depth, but summarized here, expect the following: Bolsonaro will be disconnected from his very talented economic ministers and opposed in Congress from the PT.

If there are some kids that aren’t testing high because they are immigrants who don’t speak English as first language, it shouldn’t make much difference, especially for a rental property.

They recruit legal immigrants to work in their plant and provide them with a housing allowance.

Most of the people I help find rent are potential high quality tenants, newlyweds or new immigrants from Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Moldova and other European countries.

Are there policies of the various candidates (and/or parties) that may pose more of a threat than others to REI in general, i.e. immigration/amnesty/deportation, minimum wage increases, etc?