Crazy left city politicians who want to provide everyone affordable housing (and I am a democrat, but clearly more moderate than our city council). 

It's also one of the most litigated and confusing issues when it comes to realty transfer tax since there's some level of politics involved (i.e. the interpretation of the PA Department of Revenue under a Democratic Party regime will not always match the interpretation under a Republican Party regime).  

Specifically, Redfin believes the Democrats will focus on subsidizing down payments, rental housing vouchers and first-time homebuyers.

I know that some people democrats think the Federal government is a source for endless money it is not. 

@Roi Mordechai lahiniWell the worst are California, New Jersey , New York ,Oregon , Colorado Better ones for landlords are Texas Florida Tennessee Pretty much Any liberal democrat controlled state will have tougher laws and regulations for landlords

We all put a price on “quality of life,” so if I were a straight commercial r/e investor-operator interested in Section 8 housing, my discount rate would be much higher than that of a ranch in Anywhere USA.Question from that: how do you “democratize” syndicate and “crowdfund” an asset that is primarily “psychological” returns?

When the rich leave they take their money and their jobs and when a democrat governer who ran his entire campaign on raising taxes there will eventually be no one left to tax.

Feel free to keep talking down to me while sharing what you seem to think are conservative principles that actually mirror the ideas of modern democratic socialists.

Hi @Carlos PtriawanDoorvest's mission is to democratize financial security for everyone.

Not rocket science, the next crash will begin the night of the presidential election when it’s deep enough into the night to predict a democrat winning