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Julie Harris. Welcome back. Today we're breaking your own rule and we're talking about something

that actually might on the surface look and feel political.

We're going to be drilling down on the two major presidential candidates housing policies,

and we're going to go through these points relatively quick, and we're going to cover the

overview of what our points are, because frankly, there's a lot of information here.

I put this together a couple weeks ago and spent a lot of time on it.

And if you want the complete notes from today's podcast, just go to Harris Real Estate Daily.com.

Harris, realestatedaily.com is the only place you can get all of our notes from the podcast.

You definitely want this information. We're doing as much facting in here. And, you know, it's not political.

We're doing our best, not to even

sound remotely political. You'll have to judge how well we did at the end of this. If you can decide,

you know, what side of the aisle, Julie and I would be voting on. Our goal is to make it so you can't tell

because we're going to be as objective as we can and not partisan about each of these housing policies.

So let's get into the weeds, Julie.

So it is true that the U.S. housing market has been a focal point of economic discussion,

particularly in recent years as large institutional investors have increased their presence,

with the 2024 presidential race highlighting housing policies from candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump,

understanding the role of major players like Black Rock, Blackstone, and other large investors in the housing market is more critical than ever.

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