Expectations were demanded, if you were on some assistance program you had to be involved in some sort of reform effort.

This is actually bigger and more impactful to landlords and property owners than the Trump tax reform if you live in California. 

Texas is one of the most hostile states in the country toward's Plaintiff's claims and has led the way in tort reform.  

If there is an open mortgage on title, you still might be OK but you have an uphill battle to reform the deed.  

Some of you may have heard that initially the plan was to change the rule to where the taxpayer had to own and use the primary for 5 out of the last 8 years.According to the Conference Committee, this proposed amendment will NOT be adopted, meaning the 2 out of 5 year rule will remain the same.To those of you who love tax law as much as I do, here is a great layout of how the proposed Tax Reform Bill will affect you:http://src.bna.com/t7hPage 96 discusses Section 121.Hope this helps!

Before the tax reform, you could deduct interest on $100k of HELOC used for any purpose, including a BMW.

The higher end of the market is totally DEAD (tax reform and hike in interst rate).

Colleagues and friends,The original GOP reform thread started by @Brandon Hall is well over 200 posts by now.

In 2014 they created the RCFE reform act which put more stringent rules in place for elderly care, beyond assisted living, because of mistreatment.Now, to get a license, you have to have the building/sfr in place and up to code, submit a business plan, operational plan including weekly activities and meals, and have 3 months of operational costs in cash in the bank. 

I think there are a lot of reforms that make sense and the real estate market would remain pretty much as it is.