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

That’s correct—under the proposed Big Beautiful Bill, 100% bonus depreciation is expected to make a comeback.

With the passage of the “Big Beautiful Bill,” I’m curious to know how other investors are feeling right now, whether it has changed your short-term strategy, long-term plans, or confidence in the current climate.Some of the provisions like preserving 1031 exchanges, expanding the SALT deduction cap, and boosting Low-Income Housing Tax Credits seem like clear wins for the real estate space, but with everything else happening in the market, I wonder:Are you feeling more optimistic about scaling this year?

Of course it's better to have your own representation.

You entered only into a Buyer Representation Ageeement. 

1. Yes, it is 100% again!
If you buy a new property today, you can - again! - immediately write off 100% of a qualified portion of your purchase. It used to be 100% through 2022, but then was reduced to 80% for 2023,...

One of the biggest proposals in the Big Beautiful Bill Act is the return of 100% bonus depreciation, and what’s especially interesting is that it’s being discussed as retroactive.

Fast forward a year later I am at home (Chicago) and find myself in the beautiful suburb of Oak Park.

Quote from @Rodney Lorenzo: Quote from @Christian Maluo: For me in Oregon, it's required to get a buyer representation agreement signed at our first meeting.

For people who would benefit from full service representation, I would recommend listing with the BEST broker in the area, NOT your spouse’s 2nd cousin who just got the RE license.