This may be a difficult question to answer, but due to the tax reform what is the most significant changes that may help me if I am selling everything in 2018?   

Squatters = drugs = problem.Georgia legislators are stepping up with HB 1017, the Georgia Squatter Reform Act, aiming to clarify in Georgia law that squatting constitutes criminal trespassing, thus shifting it from a civil court matter to a police issue.

Clark county has made revisions to the ADU regulations in the last year along with State Governor leading way for ADU regulation reform to make it easier to build a ADU.

Bear in mind that there has been talk of a fiscal reform whereby the deductibility of expenses within a corporation would only be allowed if the corporation has a real business and merely renting properties wouldn't qualify as a business.The, you'd be taxed at the US level but you should be able to deduct your taxes paid in Mexico by virtue of the treaty for the avoidance of double taxation between the two countries.For many Americans who buy in Mexico, this means that they'll end up paying the same amount of income taxes as if the property was in the US.I'm not a tax advisor so don't take my word for this and consult with tax specialists as needed.Hope this helps!

I have found that trying to fix effects is futile and you have to fix the cause to make any meaningful impact.Unless you are running for office, discussing tax reform, whatever ideology you follow, is also intellectual activity that serves very little practical purpose.  

Unfortunately as part of the mortgage reform , appraisers are not likely to respond to any requests or questions in the current climate. 

@Carter Cole welcome and greetings from a fellow Civil Engineer (reformed-I gave up that career for real estate and love every minute of it).

I'm reading that part of the proposed tax reform is to eliminate 1031's.  

It would have been hard to tell for certainty at the time you asked your question because the tax reform was passed in late 2017.

Will be interesting to see how this tax reform the Reps are pushing will affect MF.