Biden now has better shot at changing taxes, Opportunity Zones
When Joe Biden won the 2020 election, there was a significant hurdle between the president-elect and some real estate reforms he wanted: a Republican Senate.
That changed Wednesday when two Democrats won Senate seats in Georgia. Biden’s proposals have a better chance of making it to the floor with Democrats holding half of Senate seats, Kamala Harris poised to cast tie-breaking votes as vice president and Sen. Charles Schumer, D-New York, as majority leader...
That changed Wednesday when two Democrats won Senate seats in Georgia. Biden’s proposals have a better chance of making it to the floor with Democrats holding half of Senate seats, Kamala Harris poised to cast tie-breaking votes as vice president and Sen. Charles Schumer, D-New York, as majority leader...
- Tax deductions and rates...
- 1031 exchanges...
- Opportunity Zones...
- Next round of stimulus...
- Federal eviction moratorium...
RSK: If you are involved in real estate in any way, you need to read this.
Ken Notes: Good read, we may need to get proactive on the CRE front and demonstrate we can create jobs and revenue...
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