Quote from @Robert Jones: Anyone feeling super confident doing deals in the current political climate?

I’m sorry to hear that the clueless are trying to run politics in Chicago.

Her email was polite, and she expressed appreciation for the home and my role as a landlord.

Economic factors like taxes, new investments in manufacturing, and politics is apparently driving people to states like TX and FL.

Instead of facing neighborhood opposition, builders now notify Native American tribes, How SB-423 Speeds Up Development // No More Neighborhood Delays · Developers avoid local opposition and political roadblocks. // Tribal Notification Process · Builders must notify Native American tribes instead of local communities. · Tribal reviews take up to 6 months, but the process stays more predictable. // Faster, Smoother Approvals · Fewer objections increase approval rates and reduce red tape. · Faster timelines bring more housing to the market without local interference.

It is not the politicality of it all with the global warming stuff, that has nothing to do with it.

We work hard to keep things positive and real estate-focused (no politics or religion).

My duplex cost me $620k and requires only a small amount of cosmetic work2/ With remote work more people are moving to NH because they don't need to go into the city as much3/ Some people are sick of MA politics so want to move to more conservative NH4/ There is a housing shortage in NH. 

You’ll escape the INSANE politics and policies that have ruined California. 

I’d politely decline to renew once the lease term ends and find someone new.