Of course the President has limits to what they can control.

He became an advisor to President Franklin D.

Even president's day.

So a sponsor that's great for one investor will probably be terrible for another (and vice versa).I'm a conservative investor, so when I invest in real-estate I prefer sponsors that have at least one full real-estate cycle of experience, little to no money lost, low leverage, and high skin in the game.And right now is a challenging environment for certain asset classes like office, some multifamily etc.

Also, the guys who are buying the big deals are not interested in the little deals, and vice versa. 

@Diana AgSuggest contacting Vice Presidents of Development or higher executives, of any major higher end hotel Franchise companies - at their HQ. 

I received it and afterwards was talking to the loan officer, who is also the son of the president of the bank.  

The rent raise cannot be "unconscionable", as defined by the presiding judge at a hearing.

Vice versa, I find that the $60,000 2nd mortgage is foreclosing on the property, so am I responsible for paying the $300,000 winning bid (since the $60,000 2nd mortgage is already factored into the $200,000 upset price) and whatever amount is remaining on the $100,000 1st mortgage?

(coupled with bad loans)Also if interest rates move up (which i think will happen when the new president comes in to office) that will also push down home prices, but in general now is a a great time to buy i think.