Is it a safe assumption to think that the new tariffs on goods will cause the general cost of living to rise, ultimately resulting in a snowball effect that will lead to a bear market?

Is it a safe assumption to think that the new tariffs on goods will cause the general cost of living to rise, ultimately resulting in a snowball effect that will lead to a bear market?

Hey group,This is my first post asking a general question, so bear with me as I voice text this :-)We are investors in Hawaii, Colorado and now Florida.

I am looking to remove a load bearing wall (and a non load bearing wall) in a unit I have in San Diego. 

Reinvesting the funds has No bearing on taxes on the gain......the only time that applies is if you were doing a 1031.They will be due on his 2019 tax return.

Are you looking to acquire a turnkey portfolio where you buy houses that are ready to be/are being rented? 

If you are doing things a typical agent does (contracts, uploading images to the web, using websites that have zero bearing on client side computing), you could get away with an $80 tablet as far as performance goes.If you are doing real video editing or real graphic intensive work, then yes an Apple would be a better choice. 

You are bearing the brunt of high taxes and a high association fee. 

Knob and tube wiring, load bearing walls, and the fact it is a 118 year old meant nothing was square.

The type of deal ( hold or flip), your financial situation and goals, the timeframe, price range, and many other factors bear on the decision.Bill Crider