[quote=spdrun]It’s punishment for high-tax states that actually provide services to their residents. Never mind that those states ALREADY pay more Federal tax per capita than they get back.[/quote]
Exactly, I thought I was dreaming when Mnuchin came out and said “why should other states subsidize high tax states and their high priced homes”! Are you kidding me? It’s the other way around for the past 50 years. High tax states like Ca, NJ, MA, NY have been subsidizing the south and the rust belt through literally every federal program. This is a blatant attempt to bully people who didn’t vote for them, they think this is somehow going to get more republicans in congress but really it’s going to lead to more moderate republicans getting elected or them straight up losing all republican house seats in these states.
No state and local income tax deduction? Are you joking? You’re going to tax people on money they don’t even have because the government has already taxed it away? Good luck with that.
We don’t even know what the cut-off for the new brackets are but they better be substantially higher tiers or everyone in the middle class and upper middle class going to pay A LOT more than they currently are, effectively taking them out of the middle class and it would be the biggest hand out to the rich.
[quote=gzz]Wow maybe I am in the wrong business then.
What does a full bath reno cost for your high standards Flyer?
My $1500 included tiling most of the walls, marble flooring, new mirrors, lights and outlets. Kept the old bathtub toilet and sink which were in very good shape, but with new faucets, showerheads, shelves, drains, and cabinet handles. The cabinets were just deep cleaned and refinished.[/quote]
Wow, flyer’s quote is absurd and sounds more like a full kitchen demo and remodel.
That said, would you please PM or post your contractor gzz? Seems like some pretty good prices.
Cash call has been doing mortgages and HELOCS since atleast 2010. Not sure why everyone is pointing to one decent company that’s revamped their business from predatory lending to more conventional lending as the sign of the apocalypse.
