If Trump redefines some of the trade agreements there is speculation that will strengthen the U.S economy but destabilize the world economy some.

The issue that I see is some destabilization of neighborhoods, with rents rising and lower income people being forced into other neighborhoods.

Unfortuantly the leak has caused the front porch to destabilize and seperate from the house. 

Then hire a property manager with the job of raising rents to market (without destabilizing the place too much). then forget it for a few years until the rents are much closer to market, then refinance again and take even more tax free cash out....do that over and over till you die and pass the property off to your kids tax free....then they can sell with no cap gains.

Rates are rising, but they are not so bad, also considering real estate returns can be in the double digits a small shift on one side is still not enough to destabilize demand for investment in Real Estate, different marketplaces will still always offer various results (eg.

When a tenant takes a buyout from a landlord or is pushed out, the apartment can become destabilized (if the rent goes over $2,700) and leased at market rates.

HB23-1171 Just Cause Rent Control will destabilize the rental market in Colorado and eventually cause smaller landlords to sell out to larger well funded landlords.  

Here are some general thoughts and ideas on where things could go...I read an interesting paper last year put out by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that hypothesized that the national debt can pretty much grow infinitely without destabilizing the economy or ever causing a fiscal collapse. 

These changes in required rates of return for real estate also vary during destabilization periods in the credit markets.

Is there anyone that invests in New York City multifamily that has successfully de-stabilized/deregulated a rent stabilized multifamily apartment building in New York since the 2019 changes to rent regulations?