Politics have always had a major impact on real estate investing. On the one hand, housing policies can make the process a lot easier, but on the other, they can stifle it quite a bit.
Politics have always had a major impact on real estate investing. On the one hand, housing policies can make the process a lot easier, but on the other, they can stifle it quite a bit.
With the 2020 election just around the corner, I thought it would be quite interesting to take a closer look at the proposals made by the two candidates and review them purely from an investor standpoint.
Whatever happens after this election, one thing is sure - the impacts on the real estate industry will be massive.
That’s why I think there’s great value in analyzing each of these policies objectively, without taking political preferences into account.
Before we get into it, there is something you should know about me. I’m a freedom-loving capitalist, and I believe in the principles of the free market.
Knowing this will give you a better understanding of my reasoning around this topic.
I also believe everyone needs to make their own decision, so, please...
“Take everything I say with a grain of salt. Go do your own research!” - Kevin Clayson
By this time in the campaign, most of you have probably decided who you’re voting for. Even if you’re still undecided, I’m confident whatever I say here isn’t going to sway your opinions in any way.
My only goal here is to examine these policies through the lens of income replacement and explore the potential effects they could have on the future of real estate investing.
Key Таkeaways:
Additional Resources:
--
SUBSCRIBE for more Replace Your Income:
https://bit.ly/ReplaceYourIncomePodcast
If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review our podcast. Thank you for your support!
--
And remember...
Income replacement for you and your family may only be one property away!