With Trump in office we are pretty much guaranteed a RE investing friendly administration. 

Hi Sherman,We have been working with Fairway for a few years now and they are the fund administrator for our current Reg D fund which is based on acquisition and repositioning of residential distressed mortgage debt.

I have heard that the new Trump administration might try and pass a law to get rid of the 27 1/2 years of depreciation on houses.

I have narrowed down the list to the following: Divorce PropertiesProbate Estates  Foreclosures Short Sales Tax Liens Municipal LiensLis Pendens Partnership DisputesWhich databases to use to look for each?

I also want to make sure this isn't just something they advertise and then give me a crappy offer after pre-approval.  10% down payment (no minimum credit score required)Optional construction component available, ask ESF for details12% annual interest, with 1% monthly interest-only payments5 month term with a 2% origination fee or 9 month term with a 4% origination fee (get a point back if you do 9 month and close in 6)Administration fees totaling $780.00for auction and $995 for non-auction.And while I'm at it, does anyone have recommendations to help me accurately present myself as an awesome borrower to attract the best terms?

After the GAO analyzed the administrations annual plan they estimated a -124% deficit in 10 years, it is the uncertainty in the market, reduction in the tax base, expansion of the infrastructure and trade modifications that can stir the pot quickly. 

Tired of combing through endless databases in search of the perfect rental only to be disappointed in one fashion or another.

I have a strong enough administrative background and reliable resources in place to manage a small portfolio. (5-8 single family homes) I am currently researching property management best practices, and I would be grateful for any wisdom that you are willing to share on the subject.  

An educated investor is a happy investor, which means providing data-based info helps elevate the entire REI niche. 

When economic performance is viewed through a political window of presidential time lines you have skewed and incorrect assumptions made, usually simply to place blame on some administration, political garbage.