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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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You worried about depreciation/cost seg deductions changing?

Matt George
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Is this a concern to anyone? With Trump gone and the possibility of him not having paid much taxes, maybe real estate investors will have a bulls eye on their heads. It is my very basic understanding that the Tax Reform Act of 1986 crushed real estate investors by limiting passive losses. Maybe I am wrong about that since I was not personally investing while in 2nd grade.

This is not meant to be a political post, but just curious for some of you who have been around for a while? Is cost segregation well established or could that go away real quickly? 

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