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Sorry, I have to call you out on your last point. Please tell us what Obama specifically did to hurt your property values. You can't simply ascribe every little bump in the night to the POTUS. Property values have much, much more to do with a local economy than a national one. If your property values declined perhaps your issue with your governor or city council. It isn't the President
My properties have done well during the Obama years. I don't give him much credit for it. I actually credit the fact that the State of Colorado is both a desirable to live and has a substantially functional government (which has both Republicans and Democrats participating without fight each other on every little thing)
https://www.zillow.com/denver-co/home-values/
On other news, my beloved Colorado Rockies have done much better since Trump took office. They were very poor during the Obama years. Makes me want to vote for Trump (NOT).
I don't blame Obama for all of New Mexico's declining housing market. We have a very business unfriendly government here. But we no doubt lost a lot more jobs under Obama than Colorado did and that depresses the real estate market. I decided to close my own business due to the Obama economy. But in spite of us having one of the crappiest state governments in the country, Trump's economy is turning it around. People are going back to work and it is a seller's market for real estate again. (We probably won't reopen the business though some former clients are asking us to. I'm pretty contented in retirement though I don't know that I could find the time to run the business now.)
As for the Obama economy, here's a pretty good summary:
Barack Obama’s Economy: The Ugly Truth | National Review