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Priyanshu Adathakkar
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Real Estate Investors Will Love This In The New Tax Plan

Priyanshu Adathakkar
  • Realtor
  • Columbus, OH
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While as a result of the new tax plan signed into law recently biggest financial companies are moving into REI, if you are a commercial real estate investor, here are a few things you should take note of:

The full impacts of the GOP tax bill will take time to be felt, but commercial real estate investors look like major beneficiaries.

New deductions for pass-through entities benefit standard real estate investment vehicles.

Changes to capex deduction will make value-add strategies even more appealing.

Changes to carried interest will increase favorability of private real estate funds as compared with other managed funds.

The flood of private capital into real estate is likely to be spurred on in the year ahead, and private investment funds are likely beneficiaries.

For more information Read this article here

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Marco G.
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Marco G.
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Whoever wrote that made a huge mistake. The residential and commercial property depreciation schedules did NOT change to 25yrs. They remain at 27.5 and 39yrs, respectively, in the final bill that became law.

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