That being said, as a reformed banker, I know that you practicing CPAs usually get a shoebox full of receipts on April 14.

This includes zoning reform through NH housings HOP grants.

Reformed commercial banker/lender here.

Former Bank Commercial Lender reformed into a Mortgage Lender here. 

But lower rates alone won’t solve supply if it’s still too hard to build.Pairing state-level land reform with faster, smarter local permitting—Louisville has a real chance to keep housing investment inside the city instead of watching it spill farther outward.Affordability doesn’t improve with one sweeping fix.It improves when enough small constraints are removed that the system can finally move.Louisville has started loosening a few of those constraints.The opportunity now is to push them further, deliberately.

Now with the reform of the TCJA 2017 and 100% bonus depreciation, tax benefits in the first year are even more significant.

I was surprised by them too, living in Northeast still better than here but was hoping to have much lower property taxes and makes it a little hard when you compare against 4% owner occupied rate and credits they get Supposedly, SC is looking at property tax reform that mirrors what Florida is currently exploring.

The councilmember for that district is unpredictable and has already pushed forward several progressive housing reforms, which should factor into any long-term investment plan.I am still bullish on Philadelphia overall, but I do not see much value in buying rentals near the campuses.

You can only 1031 real property under the new tax reform plan.

Options from this Administration could include:-Forced zoning/density reforms.