The new government in DC is barely 60 days old.Yet one of the most noticeable early goals it has set for itself is the repeal of Dodd-Frank.Although this law is more complex than most people seem to think,it might be worth your while as a real estate investor to google it and familiarize yourself with some of what it does and doesn't.Those BP members who were in the game in 2006-2008 understand that Real Estate can be a blood sport.We like to beat up on stocks.We like to say an entire stock portfolio can be wiped out by some extenuating circumstances while real estate is tangible and can be driven to,visited and touched.However,thanks to NINA and NINJA loans (google them),real estate proved every inch as dangerous as stocks in 2006-2008.At least when most people own stocks,it's usually almost all their own capital.When mortgages go bad,you not only lose your own equity,but now you own a ginormous amount of money to a lender who must foreclose on you.Bankruptcy may follow as value add.I feel it's my responsibility as an experienced investor to throw this out here at this time in our national political journey for those newbies who keep salivating over all these tempting threads on BP about "so and so" buying "150 units in 12 months".Now more than ever,it's extremely important to learn from the bitter lessons of the not too distant past.leverage is a two-edged sword.The wise ensure they purchase a sheath as well.The new government's policy post-repeal of Dodd-Frank (if it's that easy) may well birth an unprecedented job growth explosion and asset appreciation that we never have to worry about rental units vacancies again.But experience tells every savvy investor that is a pie-in-the-sky expectation.So what is my company doing to prepare for what is to come?

The explosion of productivity enabled massive credit expansion as families, houses, and communities were built. 

Also there is also the fact that Hardin county is becoming more desirable and we are seeing a population shift heading north from Jefferson county (see explosive growth of Lumberton, Texas.)

. $1500/mo rents in North Buffalo originally shocked me, but it is a family friendly neighborhood that benefits from the explosion of Hertel Ave.

But the gas is turned off now because of an explosion.

The CoC returns there don't compare with Indianapolis and right now, Indy is seeing some explosive appreciation themselves, Median home price are up over 10% YOY in Indianapolis.

Our line/ propane tank was hit once and the fireman were rushing us out due to fire/explosion risk.

This paper examines the recent explosive growth of institutional investment in the single-family-residential markets and its impact on local home prices.

Long story short, they change the controller unit/computer which was not effected by the explosion and they replaced the front panel assembly .

It is rare that you see a huge explosion of traffic from any one piece . . . more of a compounding effect.James Vermillion - Thanks buddy!