Interesting Read on What 'May' Happen in the Appraisal World under the New Administration

[alebrewer]

Now What? On a New Trump Administration | ValuSight Consulting

What the real estate appraisal profession might expect come January.

beyondthevalue.com

 

[George Hatch]

Regardless what this administration does, the race, social justice and related themes will never go away. AT MOST they might get sidelined during a particular political shift but they will always resurface the next time the power switches hands.

Rust never sleeps, technology never sleeps and social justice themes never sleep. Going forward, there will be change. Can't be helped.

In my view acting proactively is faster, cheaper, easier and more expedient than acting reactively and after the fact.

 

[Fernando]

No one can predict what Trump will actually do next year.
But we do know race, social justice and related themes will get worse under his reign.

 

[alebrewer]

But we do know race, social justice and related themes will get worse better under his reign.

Fixed it.

The Biden administration and fake media have used the race issue to foment division. That was their intent (IMO). DT's administration should help alleviate much of that made up animosity through dissolution of PAVE and other DEI measures.

 

[CGinMN]

Some Democrats are admitting their framing of the culture wars cost them the election this time. The themes aren't going away, but they might start to reel it in. The interesting thing is that GenX actually fell harder for Trump than boomers, so waiting til Grandpa dies isn't a solution either.

 

[shrubberyvaluation]

Some Democrats are admitting their framing of the culture wars cost them the election this time. The themes aren't going away, but they might start to reel it in. The interesting thing is that GenX actually fell harder for Trump than boomers, so waiting til Grandpa dies isn't a solution either.

Yep, for Democrats it is always screw over the people and frame it in a way to trick people into thinking they are not the ones screwing them. That is why the young are such an important base, they haven't had as much time to catch on to their propaganda.

 

[djd09]

we are just victims of social predators...and there is no allowance for beauty, wit, or time served

 

[Fernando]

Some Democrats are admitting their framing of the culture wars cost them the election this time. The themes aren't going away, but they might start to reel it in. The interesting thing is that GenX actually fell harder for Trump than boomers, so waiting til Grandpa dies isn't a solution either.

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Looking at the Demographics, the youngest group usually starting their career is frustrated in changing job market. Trump promised them with good jobs and believed in illegals taking away their jobs.
The 30-44 group are usually ones raising family and likes Harris profamily agenda. Not enough of them to push Harris to win.
Those 45 and up are earning their highest income and likes Trump's promise of lower taxes.

 

[alebrewer]

The 30-44 group are usually ones raising family and likes Harris profamily agenda.

Huh? By 'profamily' you really mean 'pro-abortion', right? The two terms are, by their very nature, mutually exclusive.

 

[Elliott]

"The recent expansion of appraisal waiver eligibility likely does not sit well with those poised to take on leadership roles in the next Trump administration, as it underscores creep from the GSEs missions."

“Immediately end the Biden Administration’s Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity (PAVE) policies and reverse any Biden Administration actions that threaten to undermine the integrity of real estate appraisals.”

Sounds good.