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Robert Shelton
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  • Hughesville, MD
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Tax Bill language to cap mortgage interest

Robert Shelton
  • Investor
  • Hughesville, MD
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I have not read the body of the text but if this is true how will it change our approach as an investing group? Also with corporate tax cut to 20% does it now make more sense for many small to mid size investors to change their corporate status? I’m sure many more details and threads will be started but those are my two biggest take aways from the tax overhaul release news.

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