Over the weekend, President Trump signed the Big Beautiful Bill into law.

But I do think this is the most intellectually honest way to look at the current tariff discussion (of course, this can change, especially with this President).

Cutting rates prematurely could reignite inflation, especially with factors like the threat of renewed tariffs—such as those proposed by former President Trump—looming on the horizon.

. - Yep, now that President Trump's bill has passed both the House and Senate, 100% bonus depreciation is officially back!

If I was a betting man, I would put my money on the 100% bonus sticking around and making a comeback for 2025 tax year.As of now, the bill would only apply 100% bonus to assets acquired AFTER President Trump's Inauguration day on January 19th, which means that technically if you acquired bonus eligible property on January 18th, you are stuck with 40% bonus.I will keep a close eye on this in the coming weeks but I completely agree - this is going to drive demand in the market in a big way. 

Senate Republicans on Saturday narrowly voted to advance a sprawling 1,000-page bill to enact President Trump’s agenda, despite the opposition of several GOP lawmakers.The vote was 51-49.

--------Today’s Interest Rate: 6.73%(👇.06% from this time last week, 30-yr mortgage)--------The Weekly 3 in News: - Shadow Federal Reserve President Campaign Heats Up.

The "association" was ran by one owner who acted as president, treasurer and secretary... and he/she was comingling funds and had the wrong insurance on the building etc etc. 

It's on a 41-acre site at the southeast corner of Farm to Market Road 1626 and Plum Creek Meadows in Kyle, a suburb about 20 miles south of Austin that recently ranked as the second-fastest growing city of its size.The Kyle project is a flexible industrial product that can be used for office and retail, said Dan Lewis, TIG's Austin-based vice president and director of leasing.

If president Trump or Obama came to my house I would expect them to follow rules of my place.