Presidential Elections are now in the news on a daily basis. And it’s just getting started. Primaries, caucuses, and debates are being held across the country. With just under 10 months away from voting day, the 2024 election cycle is ramping up. According to this Forbes article, “research and industry experts agree that the closer the election gets, the more likely its effects on housing, regardless of who the candidates are. In general, presidential races breed uncertainty in the housing market, which alters attitudes among home shoppers, sellers and investors and, thus, sways sale volumes and values.” Regardless of how it sways, it seems everyone has an  ...