It's not worth the risk in a democratic ********.

The City of Cincinnati is comprised of around 60% renters and VERY leftist local politics (at least our last two mayoral elections were between two Democrats), so it shouldn't surprise any local investors that City Council is doing what they think is beneficial for lifelong tenants.It's very valuable to keep in mind that WE are the entrepreneurs in this equation.

Some democrats are still trying to win the election rather than win the war as our President calls this.  

Covidophrenia is not compatible with a free and democratic society anywhere.

What if the Democrats take over and raise taxes??

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

Real estate investing does not only thrive in Republican and/or Democratic administrations.I also agree this proposal is so inconsequential vis a vis the upcoming election that it would not sway me one bit.

I don't want to wait for the SEC, and would rather democratize this here on BiggerPockets.

The good news is the guy who will likely win the mayor campaign (basically the guy who won the Democratic primary = a likely win in Erie) is a really good guy.

He’s the original Maverick; being betrayed by both the Democrats and the Whigs for his tendency to not fall in line with the party platform.