As a result, when the property is sold, depreciation recapture rules apply, potentially increasing your taxable gain.Additionally, the recent increase in the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap is currently set to remain in effect through 2030, unless modified by future legislation. 

August 2024 was one of those.https://www.ottenjohnson.com/news/2024-legislative-updates-new-landlord-tenant-laws-in-colorado/# Complete BS, but at least you know the law in your state now regarding this situation.  

Indiana signed The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) into law in 1994 which was groundbreaking legislation and addressed the issue of violence against women.

But my impression like Tony's is that the true breadth and depth of the OP Zone legislation isn't all ironed out yet.In any event though - No it is not normal for you to be able to 1031 into a real estate fund @Brian M. 

For instance, South Carolina recently passed some new legislation that makes it important to be transparent about your role as a wholesaler to avoid issues.Networking is crucial.

Cleveland Hts, Toledo; all the rust belt cities are considering this kind of legislation.     100 year old homes can be charming, desirable and more affordable than a new build but look to local laws.   

When I first read through the details of Trump’s newly signed tax legislation—the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill”—my initial reaction was: this changes the playbook for real estate investors in a big way.Here’s what stood out to me:1.⁠ ⁠

Some states regulate at county level too  Taxes are often separate legislation or regulations than STR stuff.

I think NY is just barely less restrictive than Seattle, but our legislators are hard at work at trying to fix that. 

I haven't heard of any weird legislative stuff relating to financing here except for a temporary moratorium on foreign buyers and possibly putting limits on how many single family homes private equity firms can buy.