I'll talk about it with you! 3:)
Trump presidency ----> consumer confidence. A cure-all? No. But a start.

Trump=good, will make America great again (or at least better than it has been in a long while)

Clinton=bad, will destroy America and sell it off to iran and isis.

#AnyoneButWarren.  My goodness, Warren could find a way to blame a smallpox outbreak from the 1800's on the banking industry.

I'm not a fan of any of the above, but I know a Warren presidency, more than all others, would be ruinous for real estate

   Hillary Clinton will finish what Barack Obama started... the complete and total destruction of the United States of America.

   Bernie Sanders is a Communist.  What else is there to say?

   Who is Warren?  You mean Elizabeth Warren?  Not a chance.

   Biden is a fool.

   That leaves... Donald Trump.  A successful Real Estate Developer!

Here's my thought. Perception becomes reality.  For 50% of the country, no matter who is elected, it will be doom and gloom and for the other 50% it will be a thought that all is right with the world.  

Trump will make for good raw everyday in the trenches business

Clinton will support all Real Estate for herself, Wall Street and clients only

Biden needs to go bye bye and I beleive he is. Real Estate thanks you Joe

Warren...I know not and I bet she knows not too

I am sure that who ever wins will challenge us to Adapt.

Something that Americans have learned to do well over the last couple of centuries.

John,

I am in Coal Infantino party of not discussing this stuff on line!  This policy is one we practice with social friends, who sometimes turn into enemies if you don't agree with them... It just is not worth it.  A

I'm sorry but my personal policy is not to talk about politics, on social media.  I get too fired up!

Even when I really want to side with one party over another.

I agree with Candice A. Donofrio - anyone else is really going to hurt us IMO

We have to start getting the elitist politiciaans out of office and replace them with real people interested in doing what is right for the people, not what will inflate their wallets

I vote for Bob Crane's answer here. Whoever we get we'll need to ADAPT and adjust to maximize our success. 

I live in Politics Central, and changes in the White House have very little impact on the market here.  The president's not "buying" the White House (hmmm, maybe that isn't totally true), and most of the cabinet and other appointees are probaly already living here.  

I see a win/win.

The illegal workers here will head to Canada and help Canada construct a wall to keep the riff raf and cry babies out of the land of the frozen chosen.

If you are headed north get your house dold before the 'Peace Wall" goes up.

I prefer not to get into this kind of conversation here.  

Politics and religion is not in my business vocabulary nor discussion of it.  Not the right answer one might think but it's the best response I can provide.  

I for one love the conversations that go on between the Rainers! thanks for starting the conversation! 

I don't think either party nor president will impact people in my community, i.e., my niche John DL Arendsen.  It is an age-restricted community, so most of the people are no longer working, or their work is volunteer work.  No job to lose, no home to lose because of no job, no wage increase to matter, as most volunteers do not get paid.  Now an increase in taxes might be an issue, since the snowbirds have two homes (while the year-rounders do not), though their health care coverage is not through an employer, it's through Medicare. 

Clinton may be good news for property managers, more rentals!

Certain ethnic neighborhoods are empty.... They are leaving US.

Strong demand for construction workers with experience in fence building ...

Hard core Republican so whoever gets the nod will get my vote

I only know one thing...I was never interested in politics and often did not bother to vote.

I now understand dirty politics and know exactly who says what, and who now denys what they did.  I am hooked.

I am a stauch Trump supporter and no matter what he does, it will be an improvement.

Eve

Trump will do for real estate about a good as Carter was for peanuts. Everyone seems to think Trump will do all these great things, but the fact is he can't do it. I promise you there will be no wall, no 13 million immergrants shipped out, and will not wipe out the national debt. Those things are impossible to accomplish, but the fools believe it.  I do like that he is against Dodd-Frank and will get ride of Obamacare, but for the rest, he scares me and the rest of the world. With Clinton, you would get more of the same, which hasn't been too bad if you really study it. We are so much better off than 2008 and I challenge anyone to differ. I like that Clinton is considering lowering the age for people to get Medicare, as that will help millions. Biden, Warren are nonfactors, and the "old guy" will drop out by June 7th.

The end result is that we will be in trouble no matter who wins, and that is ashame. Also, stop talking about people moving to Canada. It's not going to happen.

I don't believe the President will have any affect on the housing market.

I have no faith in liberal/progressive policies improving our economy.

I have not seen any news articles in your country that Biden and / or Warren are running for president.

In my market, we have many factors that impact real estate.

Clinton is the only candidate with a detailed housing plan so far. We discussed this in DC and she is very REALTOR® and reale state friendly in her policies. 

Not sure if any of them will make a different.

Time for a shake-up in DC! Another day in paradise!

Just look to Venezuela to see how well socialism works. My problem with a $15 min wage is this. First, these jobs were not meant as a career. They were for students and retirees. A stepping stone to gain experience, earn some money but nt support a family. Next what about the guy or girl that goes to school, learns a trade or starts out in a company, works hard and moves up that is making $15 an hour now working a skilled job not anyone can do. DO they go to $30 an hour? Carpenters, electricians, plumbers, nurses, mechanics, engineers, a chef and on??? Look to the west coast areas that have done this, look at the small businesses put out of business. When fast food switches to all automated systems, self serve kiosks, computerized cookers and sandwich makes all these jobs will be gone. WHAT HAPPENED TO STAY IN SCHOOL? STUDY? LEARN A TRADE? WORK HARD AND MOVE UP? That is the problem with the Dem strategy is that it includes giving everything for free and not teaching a trade or skill. Remember the story about give a man a fish or teach him to fish? When the amount of people climbing in the wagon is more than those pulling it, the wagon stops. As far as Warren, why she was not impeached after the big lie she was an indian to get hired at the university any way? She preaches how evil capitalism is but makes more teaching 1 class than the average american in 5-6 years.

More home sales in the DC market.

Since all real estate is local, I'd predict that the impact in higher income areas will be different from the impact in lower income areas, and the impact in red States will be different from the impact in blue States.

Either way, at least half of the Country will be angry and blame the winner for whatever evil it sees.

parked and reading

No idea.

I don't know that it is so much who is elected that will impact real estate in my market, your market or any other. How the stock market responds to who is elected and what happens with the Federal Reserve and interest rates would probably have a more far reaching effect than the individual who is elected.

I don't know what to think about all this.  We'll just have to wait and see, and place our vote.

Very little in reality