Well, it would certainly lessen the American illusion that everyone should own a home. Of course NOT everyone should, and my guess is ending this deduction would hurt the housing market even more.
Well, it would certainly lessen the American illusion that everyone should own a home. Of course NOT everyone should, and my guess is ending this deduction would hurt the housing market even more.
Well, it would certainly lessen the American illusion that everyone should own a home. Of course NOT everyone should, and my guess is ending this deduction would hurt the housing market even more.
Well, it would certainly lessen the American illusion that everyone should own a home. Of course NOT everyone should, and my guess is ending this deduction would hurt the housing market even more.
Well, it would certainly lessen the American illusion that everyone should own a home. Of course NOT everyone should, and my guess is ending this deduction would hurt the housing market even more.
That would help me seeing that I always use the standard deduction. The problem is with a drop in home prices brings a drop in property tax revenue which I would not cry over, but for the authorities it would be the standard rob Peter to pay Paul scenario. Lose on property tax and gain on miscellaneous tax.
That would help me seeing that I always use the standard deduction. The problem is with a drop in home prices brings a drop in property tax revenue which I would not cry over, but for the authorities it would be the standard rob Peter to pay Paul scenario. Lose on property tax and gain on miscellaneous tax.
That would help me seeing that I always use the standard deduction. The problem is with a drop in home prices brings a drop in property tax revenue which I would not cry over, but for the authorities it would be the standard rob Peter to pay Paul scenario. Lose on property tax and gain on miscellaneous tax.
That would help me seeing that I always use the standard deduction. The problem is with a drop in home prices brings a drop in property tax revenue which I would not cry over, but for the authorities it would be the standard rob Peter to pay Paul scenario. Lose on property tax and gain on miscellaneous tax.
That would help me seeing that I always use the standard deduction. The problem is with a drop in home prices brings a drop in property tax revenue which I would not cry over, but for the authorities it would be the standard rob Peter to pay Paul scenario. Lose on property tax and gain on miscellaneous tax.
I seriously doubt we’ll see this happen but if it did, it wouldn’t bother me. As far as a drop in property tax revenue, gee what great things have we gotten out of the windfall of property tax increases over the last several years?
I seriously doubt we’ll see this happen but if it did, it wouldn’t bother me. As far as a drop in property tax revenue, gee what great things have we gotten out of the windfall of property tax increases over the last several years?
I seriously doubt we’ll see this happen but if it did, it wouldn’t bother me. As far as a drop in property tax revenue, gee what great things have we gotten out of the windfall of property tax increases over the last several years?
I seriously doubt we’ll see this happen but if it did, it wouldn’t bother me. As far as a drop in property tax revenue, gee what great things have we gotten out of the windfall of property tax increases over the last several years?
