One impact of the 1031-stepped up basis—estate tax reduction change is you have created a huge drain on revenue from the public sphere.

They can all swallow the pill of having a primary home and a second house (vacation home/seasonal residence) as a mental jump, but beyond that gets tricky, so I tend to just keep the idea to that level.

Better yet,  buy where blight reduction is a priority for the 138 million if fed money dayton just got.

Also major banks JP morgan, goldman sachs,  etc are going to have to set a lot of money to the side additionally every month as they have to have larger and larger reserves to cover unpaid loans pilling up. 

The influx of young and more-educated workers offsets those reductions to some extent.

That is either a credit at closing of the amount or a selling price reduction.

I have beenshowing it for almost 3 weeks now, and I figure that the reduction inrent will be offset by getting tenants who can meet the requirementin sooner.

We've taken classes they've offered and have incorporated aspects of CPTED...crime reduction through environmental design.  

I'm small potatoes, but I have had good experiences with WrightBilt,  (770) 229-9584 (re-ducted a 1950s ranch for me last spring) and ACS, 770-939-7500 (they've maintained my residence furnace for 19 years, and 2 rental systems as well).

Restaurants being ordered to shut down and about an eighty percent reduction in air travel.