The California Legislature is back in session. We are all in trouble. The most important items they are working on? Protecting LGBT Rights and affirming children's rights to gender care. Legislation has been introduced to allow minors up to 20 years to sue any therapist who did not affirm their transition. Additional legislation has been introduced to make it illegal for hospitals to comply with Federal requests for records relating to sex changing surgeries of minors. Both of these laws are probably unconstitutional. We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

Is AI evil? The complexity of California's laws protecting tenants requires a spreadsheet to determine what an owner of a rental can or can't do. Compare the actions of President Trump to save a downed pilot in Iran to Obama and Clinton in Benghazi where all were left to die. Will California ever admit that the high speed rail from LA to San Francisco is just a money pit so the left can virtue signal? We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

As we celebrate this Easter weekend it seems that the world is in the final stages of the spiritual battle described in the Bible. The left continues to protest any cause that Trump supports. Often they don't even know why they are protesting. State Legislatures continue to write additional laws limiting our constitutional rights. The United States appears to have allied with the King of the North against the King of the South as described by John in Revelations. These are truly troubling times we live in. As we celebrate the great gift we received from God in sacrificing his Son Jesus Christ for our sins, we should all spend time with family and reflect on the word of God. I hope everyone has a blessed peaceful Easter.

On the day before Palm Sunday the leftist celebrate with a "No Kings" protest. If we think our children are uneducated what about these fools? California blames Trump for our highest in the nation gas prices. I guess rules, regulations and taxes have nothing to do with the cost of doing business in California. Pacific Legal Foundation gets a win for Home Buyers against the financial reporting insanity enacted under Biden. We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

Cougars and Butterflies are getting a $120 million bridge in Southern California and Newsom says he is proud of it and wants more. Is the California Legislature considering a 5% tax on the sale of all homes and property in California? When is an increase in spending considered a cut in spending? We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

The longer the straight of Hormuz is closed the more people in third world countries will starve. It is not just the oil. It is the fertilizer. Government does not solve problems. Solving a problem means there is no need for the bureaucracy that was tasked with solving it. That is why government continues to create regulation that only they can interpret. The current uncertainty in the Middle East is causing interest rates to rise. We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

Newsom introduces his new water plan for California in which they promise to study how to deliver more water to the state. How can we trust our government or so called experts? Government survives by not solving problems, only studying them. Solving a problem would take away their jobs. If you move to another state do you have to pay California income tax on your California rental income? We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.

Despite doubling the spending on Public Transportation over the past 5 years in California fewer people than ever are using the busses and the trains. Taxes and fees which are supposed to maintain roads, build new roads and maintain bridges and infrastructure are being used for rider less mass transportation. The average expenditure per rider per year is nearly $25,000. We discuss all of this and more on this week's Real Talk. Real Talk is the Right Side of Real Estate.