New Bill is The End of Real Estate as We Know It

[@KenMcElroy]

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[@Amirealestateinvest]

It would be the end with Kamala

[@adrianemayes]

Play within the parameters - that’s the key. Great information thank you!

[@klonieisland5455]

He can be the appraiser.

[@brandoncgabel]

Or how about let's stop subsidizing everyone and everything with tax payer money. Get government out of everyday life.

[@rodneysnextchapter615]

Government won't stand down ever.

[@brandoncgabel]

@@rodneysnextchapter615 of course they won't, they will maximize as much profit out of the tax payer as possible. Our founders revolted for a hell of a lot less... We are taxed on damn near everything now.

[@davidlaney6153]

Yes, it use to be the government was an after thought, not an every day presence...

[@arthrodea]

Yeah-every proposal and this host is like “oh yeah let’s give out that money too!” Our country is 30 trillion dollars BROKE!

[@eturn23]

@@arthrodea It's actually over $35T

[@Sashas594]

All the subsidies given away by the government is a bad idea. It increases debt, inflation and dependency on the government

[@DeeSully-zj1xn]

Right

[@andrewrossnagel9433]

3 things the govt loves, expect it to pass

[@rcarloz]

Many people see the reality of the situation. Nor Trump nor Kamala nor any of the parties will fix any of the issues we are currently facing. We are facing a systemic issue and no political force has the will to fix this. The reality is that the FED will keep printing money, the government will keep incrementing the deficit, and inequality will keep widening until people get tired of this and we go through a painful reform.

[@scsmith4604]

The FED prints money because the government keeps spending it before it is made. It is a circular argument.

[@TorukMaktoDracarys]

Interesting because from 2017 to 2020 that inequality gap was shrinking, why do you think the border is wide open, to increase that gap that was shrinking because wages were RISING faster than cost of living

[@tslonaker4609]

​@TorukMaktoDracarys, although I very much agree that a Trump presidency will point us in the right direction, OP is right. No side will be able to fix the damage "The establishment" has created in the country for the last 50 years. The FED will continue to print money & our government will continue to over spend. The government will continue to make the housing market worse in the name of fixing it. No politician has the ability to stop this without putting us in a very deep recession & at the same time ruin their political career in the process. Which is why we will continue down this path up until the point our government can no longer print money & go into debt.

[@derrikarenal3308]

it's the UniParty - the illusion of choice. No one should have the power to conjure from nothing, a 'money' which another man must labor to obtain for his survival.

[@rcarloz]

@@TorukMaktoDracarys republican and democrat administrations have fixed nothing. The worst we can do is to be a partisan fan boy or girl. The system will collapse without a reform.

[@zapatatate3745]

The fact that the government is involved in something that should be private enterprise is the problem. Keep in mind that the government does not produce income. They take ours and misuse it. Thomas Sowell, Milton Friedman and Walter Williams have studied and written extensively about this subject. "Government has no resources of its own…government spending is no less than the confiscation of one person’s property to give it to another to whom it does not belong." W. E. Williams

[@SirenOffspring]

This is bad. I don't want to pay for it! Barely make it now. Too many taxes.

[@nathanabell1733]

I disagree on the not taxing tips. If 80% of your income is tips, then you should be taxed at the same rate as everyone else otherwise they are only having to pay tax on 20% of there income. it’s not fair for the people who don’t get tips and have to pay tax on 100% of their income. In reality, I don’t think anyone should be paying any income tax at all.

[@jmorris023]

Well if it were to somehow come to fruition, I think a lot of salaried people would be pissed, and we'd just end up cutting our tipping by 50%. I'll take that tax break through lower expenses and the tipped employee gets nothing.

[@nathanabell1733]

@@jmorris023 good point 😎

[@TK.000]

It was because their salaries are so low.

[@orwhat24]

A tip is a gift. I choose to give or not. Gift taxes should apply.

[@TK.000]

@@hawkeye1776 No it isn't, but it's never been a problem in the past. You pay for your meal and you tip the waiter for doing good service. They've raised food prices so much that you can't afford the tip now. That's not the consumers problem or the waitresses problem either.

[@lawrencesmith9059]

If affordability is a problem, then handing out checks for 25K will NOT make houses more affordable. That is the core issue. The economic is OVER-stimulated. The best way to get home prices affordable is to simply cut regulations for building a home. The reason we make people put down a down payment is to make sure they have skin in the game. If you cant save up money for a down payment, then you CANT afford the home. Nuf said.

[@mycomadam]

Also pull corporations out of buying up single family homes as well as people who are not American. Allow people to buy the homes we already have instead of them being used as investment properties for the wealthy

[@adamg6284]

I agree with both of you.

[@richdilorenzo8145]

I was a home builder starting at age 24. Bureaucracy added MAJOR costs to housing. The TIME, COST to obtain a permit went up steadily at a 30+ degree angle. This did not mention the changes/supposed improvements to the building code CONSTANATLY addig costs. It made it almost impossible for a smaller buider to buy land and build. You had to sink bug money into land. Pay for plans to be drawn, and then WAIT while the bureaucrats took forever to issue a permit. By the time you could obtain a permit the economy could have had a downturn, interests raise rise etc. ONLY the big money players could afford to buy land and wait it out.

[@goosecouple]

"People deserve the government they allow." -- Ancients

[@cleteroberts920]

We deserve better choices

[@swortham]

Facts

[@DIYDaveT]

The real issue with unrealized gains is that once you pay the tax, if the unrealized gain goes away, they do not refund the tax. They are more likely to reset the value of the asset to the lower value and then when it goes up, BOOM, tax that "gain".

[@chasedevine3796]

4 kids, oldest gonna be 16 this month. Every grocery store visit is at least 200 dollars, sometimes go twice a week. Insurance rates sky high, 1 in 5 retired seniors have to go back to work. Ridiculous

[@charischarichera8358]

4 kids is a luxury now a days. 🙄

[@a.s.r.3661]

That's why 8 stopped at 2 kids. I knew we couldn't afford to have more. People must plan ahead.

[@davidrpriest]

Why don't they give 25K to the builder for every unit built so they can fix the supply problem??? Sure it will never happen. Government is not the solution, it is the problem. Limitless 2024 was awesome by the way!

[@sfeler1]

Giving money directly to the builder is like putting money into black hole. Money will disappear and prices will still go up. It big no no!

[@davidrpriest]

@@sfeler1 Pay for finished units. I was only giving a hypothetical. Government caused this problem, they will not be able to fix it.

[@LisaRiscoMBA]

There are many incentives for developers right now who utilize Affordable Housing options. The government is pushing these funds to get more developers to build homes to bridge the wealth gap.

[@manchannel6900]

Investing would be dead in this country if they actually tax unrealized gains not to mention an accounting nightmare

[@brady_morgan]

Its only on individuals with net worth of 100 mil or more.. sounds perfectly fine to me.

[@manchannel6900]

@@brady_morgan the rich will just take the money and hide it outside the country.. it will amount to zero tax dollars. What they need to do is stop spending and create term limits!

[@ShirleySong]

Think of all those 100M+ who will be hurt by this. They'll need to wipe their tears with their hundred dollar bills.

[@angieharris8015]

@@ShirleySong Naivete! we alllllllll know that things like this trickle down to the everyday person. Why allow the door to be cracked open? Slippery slope...

[@angieharris8015]

@@brady_morgan Naivete! we alllllllll know that things like this trickle down to the everyday person. Why allow the door to be cracked open? Slippery slope...

[@ycarraza]

Ken, totally surprised by you comments saying there is nothing wrong with the 25k and 6k? Where is that money coming from? When are we curing the cancer? Do we have to wait for the dollar users outside of the USA to start returning their money to the homeland?

[@Lovepinkdress]

Exactly it’s more money printing as government doesn’t give anything, taxpayers do.

[@arthrodea]

Agree. The cognitive dissonance of agreeing with every handout proposal and then showing out DEBT spiraling out of control is wild!

[@besnkinic]

more inflation will help asset holders like ken

[@DIYDaveT]

It is what it is sounds like such trite words but in fact needs to be internalized by all. That is one of the best messages of this channel:learn to thrive in whatever environment you find yourself in.

[@t3mtf8]

Don't put $0 for the tip if you pay with a credit card. Managers credit that the waitstaff received the standard tip (usually whatever the menu states for large parties). Instead, leave a small credit card tip and the remainder of the tip in cash.

[@JamieKnight-k2u]

You lost all credibility as soon as you said you have no problem with the government handout.

[@friends791]

Agreed

[@AmaliaMagenCohen]

I agree ! I thought Ken is solid in business and financing . First minute in and in like Whatttt? Say what ?

[@mindlessconsumer]

1) Momentarily add unrealized capital gains tax and spike property tax. 2) When home ownership becomes impossible, a mass sell-off begins. 3) Mass sell off increases supply and home prices plummet. 4) Blackrock buys everything and gives you a nice nigh rent to pay.

[@mindlessconsumer]

You will own nothing and they will like it.

[@MianHussnain-tu1wi]

I feel sympathy for our country, low income people are now suffering to survive yet inflation and recession keep increasing daily, many families can't even enhance the good cost of living anymore. You've helped me a lot Sir Brian! Imagine I invested $50,000 and received $190,500 after 14 days

[@bombasticlove76]

Very possible! especially at this moment. Profits can be made in many different ways, but such intricate transactions should only be handled by seasoned market professionals.

[@vanillatgif]

Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress, you get just enough with so much little effort at things

[@BigNate82]

Brian demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@whitefearlytales]

I'm surprised that you just mentioned and recommend Mr Brian Nelson. I met him at a conference in 2018 and we have been working together ever since.

[@ysareyes]

His info pls 🙏

[@chadshriver2952]

Gonna help people??? All the help they already gave out is why we have massive inflation. One "freebie" that we ALL pay for forever and costs everyone 1,000 times more over time than the "help" ever amounted to.

[@James-kd1kp]

All of her policies will only create more inflation, including the $25k for buying a home.

[@douglasgarth]

The Government giving money away for anything is never a good idea. It always benefits isolated groups of people, drives up prices, does not solve supply issues or the root problems. Solve wealth inequality by changing the tax structure and creating incentives for working people.

[@WarGamersChannel]

The chances of the unrealized gain tax passing is ZERO.

[@LemonHillSoccer]

Mandate has entered the room

[@sheepdawg23wm]

Instead of handouts for buying a house, which let's face it, 25k does nothing for affording a home that's already 300k overpriced. The government needs to inact laws prohibiting investors from buying single family homes until they have been on the market at least 6 months to a year. I don't know a single person buying a home right now. The supply shortage is being caused by investors buying up all the properties, which in turn is causing the price hikes due to so-called shortages. The government appears to be complicit in this scheme, as it increases property tax revenues.

[@richgarbacik7182]

Kenny doesnt seem to understand under supply doesn't matter if no one has enough money

[@danpinsonsax]

The best thing the government can do is get out of the housing business.

[@nextlife2230]

To be fair, the blue is getting crazier. So investing during previous blue admins isn’t the same.

[@AmaliaMagenCohen]

I was so excited to come here to hear your financial insight . ( I got your book awhile ago ) but I gotta say , few minutes in, I’m left scratching my head at your support for government spending and handouts. At least the lady had the wit to point out that those handouts are just going to send home prices skyrocketing!

[@docfish485]

Fire the government.......that will reduce the debt

[@davidlaney6153]

Also most charity folks don't understand how much it cost to keep a house, most end up losing it...

[@CREDirect]

Corp Tax 28% (7% increase), Cap Gains 44.6%(currently 20%), The kicker is the unrealized gains tax of 25% (currently 0%) Why would this even have a chance of passing. Ken, share your thoughts on this?

[@RealEstatePembroke]

Happy Birthday Mr. Ken. A good Idea will be if the government eliminate Property Taxes, to make it better for property owners short term and long term, and replace the revenue with an increase off sales tax. Can you discuss that on a future program? Thank you for your show, I love it.

[@reganhillebrecht430]

Kamala said 6000 for the first year not every year. As she would say, “let’s be clear.

[@UrbanAssetProtection]

I doubt the $25K a month will cause housing prices to crash, especially since it only applies to first-generation homeowners. If neither parent was a homeowner, then you wouldn’t qualify. Additionally, to your point Ken, builders will receive incentives through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC).

[@gentronseven]

The crash is several years down the road, giving out $25k now just causes the prices to balloon

[@UrbanAssetProtection]

@@gentronseven That's just a justification to print money without any real constraints. Ours is a debt-based society, regardless of who is in power. They will continue to print money. Ever since Nixon took us off the gold standard, debt has become the new gold standard.

[@aboulding]

Thank you. The builder incentive goes hand in hand with the down payment assistance. Giving the money to people instead of the investor class is a switch but there's way too much sniveling about it.

[@roblarson2240]

welfare, welfare and more welfare. Dont have kids if you are not prepared to pay for them.

[@SirenOffspring]

I bought a house last year. This will hurt me. The government is so wrong about everything.

[@tenplus1025]

Why would anyone buy a house after 2019? Your equity is murdered when a correction happens.

[@brady_morgan]

How?

[@Touchit344]

?

[@gentronseven]

It will drive her property taxes up as prices rise another 30% and then she'll be forced to sell and rent forever

[@jbivs9072]

You’ll be alright

[@dorothydombal6853]

Limitless was great Ken and Danille....Thank You So Much.

[@LilianScott-dy5nz]

What do you mean? How will it impact the industry?

[@Martin-cb7gk]

From what I’ve read, the bill aims to regulate short term rentals and increase affordability measures

[@jersgtbeast]

Happy birthday.great channel!! Ty😊

[@TR-gl8ne]

Happy Birthday Ken! Thanks for what you do!

[@53095westbend]

In most cases, directed stimulus sent to individuals ends up driving up prices, which helps people initially but then locks people out once prices rise. People will be better off to let the free market make the needed adjustments.

[@a.s.r.3661]

Happy Birthday, Ken! Enjoy your special day!

[@ruthellis9062]

In CA homeowners insurance has out-priced the home owner and buyer

[@racheldabney8787]

I have two kids both special needs I do it all on my own I even bought a home the rates and inflation is making me go in to a mode of making money online I also work at the cheesecake factory in Utah. It’s the busiest location and I get tax on all the credit card tips. I only make two dollars an hour so I am at a negative balance every year for taxes. That’s including my child tax credits, both of them that I claim.

[@YouTubeChannelsNearMe]

Just as we don’t have a demand problem with housing, we don’t have a revenue problem with taxes. What we have is a spending problem, so increasing taxes will likely result in further spending and an even higher national debt.

[@Breathless00700]

Happy Birthday, Ken!! 🥳 Thanks for another great video!

[@pentoo988]

1) Taxing unrealized gains would have to pass constitutional muster, and what have to go through the Supreme Court 2) Remember who pays corporate taxes, in the end it’s not the companies they always pass it on to the consumers who pay for the products and services 3) Why is the conversation always around increasing taxes and never around cutting spending which is ultimately what we have to do?

[@Dionysus1387]

Happy Birthday Ken! Thank you guys for continuing to expand Kiyosaki's legacy of calm, rational, sound advice. So happy to see RFK at limitless, that was HISTORIC!! 🎉🎉

[@LisaRiscoMBA]

There are many folks that make under 47K. Minimum wage is $7.25 an hour ? These are the folks that won’t ever be able to afford a home 😢. Many clients come to me with this salary in Philadelphia and I just can’t help them 🤷🏽‍♀️. The days are 65K first time homes are over. I remember when there used to be homes like this.

[@Openminded4life]

Regarding cap gains in CA, don't most just refi cash out their equity and then sell their home? It's a loan so it's not taxed according to IRS because a loan is not considered income.

[@judithmyers258]

Tips are taxed on the total sales of the server, AUTOMATICALLY! So thinking the server isn’t being taxed on you cash tip is in error. Tips are taxed by the gross sales of the server. And most server’s do get tipped over the taxed amount.

[@jimbobjim2310]

You are talking about sales tax, not income tax

[@AnbarMarine]

“At the end of the day… we’re screwed.” -ken😂

[@buildingalegacyfromperyear]

Happy birthday, and thank you for the content you give us!

[@ww3soulja]

could you guys talk about wallstreet and large investment firms purchasing residential homes, and how that can impact supply and demand, affordability, and how it impacts the housing market?

[@davidr4523]

Ken is living is best life ever. He is extremely rich, in good health, has a young attractive wife that highly respects him, he is highly admired by many almost as a celebrity, has good kids and seems to have fun hobbies. This is how you want to live life in your 60's.

[@jimbobjim2310]

Billion dollars helps

[@PedroJosueMedia]

We don't have a supply issue here in Florida. To the contrary, inventory levels are spiking. Please tell us your source for this statement.

[@MetaPhysStore0770]

Same in central illinois, tons of new houses going up like mushrooms, everybody builds pole barn houses that are industrial strength and use a lot less 2x4s, lots of good jobs, nice schools, lots of families relocating here😄

[@Curt-Venture]

Happy Birthday Ken. I had a great time at Limitless!

[@jenniferinAlaska]

Happy birthday kid! How are you to? To know I try to listen to every episode you. I love your content and your voices are nice to hear the morning.🤣🤣

[@tressacramer9192]

Happy birthday! I enjoyed Limitless last week.

[@MissMaggieLSLC]

Great topic of discussion! Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦

[@Tigornable]

Tips? So I get a salary now, what happens if it changes to tips? Another words what happens if my employer just tips me, do they or I have to pay taxes? If it passes.

[@SandraEberhard1]

I love the grounded reality of this channel!!! Retirement took a toll on my finances, but with my involvement in the digital market, $27,000 weekly returns has been life changing. POSITIVE ENERGY !!!

[@Afranullah]

Wow that's huge, how do you make that much monthly?

[@Afranullah]

I'm 37 and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@SandraEberhard1]

Thanks to my co-worker (Alex) who suggested Ms Sallie Herzog Behnke.

[@SandraEberhard1]

She's a licensed broker in the states 🇺🇸

[@SandraEberhard1]

After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 also paid for my son's surgery (Oscar). Glory to God.shalom.

[@juzefzoozoo]

Happy Birthday, thank you for your helpful videos.

[@johngerald3102]

i just sold 2 rentals and did a 1031 and got the new property $375000 for only $70,000--- things are working for me !!!

[@420_goat9]

Happy birthday buddy enjoy yourself thanks for the wisdom

[@53095westbend]

Housing demand is not outpacing supply. Mortgage application index is down 40%+ from pre-pandemic levels. Supply in places like TX & FL have return to pre-pandemic levels yet people aren’t buying at the prior levels. Don’t exclude the role price plays in supply & demand.

[@danilleelise624]

People are also cashflowing on low mortgage rates. Starter home supply is still very limited. They arent building more starter homes bc cost too much to build them.

[@a.s.r.3661]

I feel like I just work for the banks, income tax, insurance companies, and the property taxes. We must abolish property taxes, this will drop rents, this will decrease foreclosures, this will save homeowners and prevent more homelessness.

[@aboulding]

The down payment assistance is in conjunction with the housing supply incentives for builders she's proposing. They go together. Getting people into homes is the goal, not scratching a direct economic itch. Ken and his co host are limited in how well they can examine these issues

[@martingainty9623]

Personally I dont understand how Harris can tax Unrealised Capital Gains and of so what do you tax 1)Stock Gains? 2)Gains in RE Valuations? 3)Gains in Gold/Silver? How can she tax anything that has no transacted value since the commodity has not been sold?

[@donluisguerra7286]

You'd think they would know better.... YOUR TAXES DON'T PAY FOR MUCH OF THE US BUDGET, if any! The US prints ALL the money it needs. Unfortunately, they spend that money in wars that only makes weapons' manufacturers rich, and that leaves the rest of the economy out of the printing "bonanza"! Recommended reading MMT!!

[@twitchmitch1327]

To succeed, just invest onto inflation!

[@casey10614]

What is MMT

[@lifeforgod07]

I'm typically leaning right. But the childcare costs are absurd and we need more people having kids. I agree with childcare aid

[@lilymcnabb6621]

if kamala gets in the velocity of America's decline will gain speed. This admin is creating the problem but making promises they will fix it if voted in again. I don't think Trump is a savior but I am not buying the Harris horse crap.

[@andrewhoover4641]

What good is a stimulus that causes inflation to take off? So you get a down payment for a home ,but due to inflation, you can’t carry it or afford costs of living…

[@garyrindt9863]

Give 25k to people who can't afford to continue making the payments. That's what Bush's handlers planned in 2006, which led to 2008 crash

[@ohr.369]

Companies like Apple have historically used Ireland to house valuable intellectual property. By licensing their IP to other parts of their global operations, they can shift profits to Ireland, where they benefit from the lower tax rate. Ireland corporate tax was 12.5% & is going to 15%.

[@garyrindt9863]

Costs are going up for all, the best solution is to stop creating more money, that would basically create a price freeze, rather than creating more money to give to select people, while all others get inflation.

[@brianlewy1235]

I have 3 kids and my grocery bill is insane now!

[@WarGamersChannel]

Wait… so we pay tax on unrealized gains but another taxation when we sell?

[@kleinlawncaresnowplowing7645]

Happy Birth Day Kenny keep on winning winning winning whale teaching others there have been some really good episodes on your channel

[@1-QuackUp-Now]

OK, Give first time home buyers a hand up with the $25,000. Now what? Can they sustain payments with insurance and property taxes ? What about all those insurance companies that have “fled” certain states and will not insure homes? (Like in California and Florida to name a couple). There is home maintenance as well. Is the first time home buyer “prepared” financially to maintain the home they are getting subsidized to buy…? It all sounds like a good idea and well intentioned, but there’s a lot more that a homeowner needs to put money into besides a mortgage.

[@CianTv1]

MY birthday is today!!! :D

[@timelbrecht9562]

The money to buy a house is a big problem. They will get into houses they can’t afford. I’ll bet there will be a 90 percent foreclosure rate down the line.

[@MikeCasey-z5m]

Housing prices likely won’t drop significantly until supply increases. The U.S. is short millions of housing units and isn’t building fast enough. Demand remains high, and even a small dip in prices attracts many buyers. I’m looking to buy affordable houses in 2024 and maybe invest in stocks. When’s the best time to invest in stocks? Some say it’s profitable, but others warn it’s risky. Any advice?

[@geraldhoward6351]

I've been in touch with a financial advisor ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.

[@cprendiville]

No Tax on Tips sounds like a good idea, except how is it fair that a guy who works at mcdonalds for peanuts and gets no tips is taxed more a bartender who is making $90k a year off tips and is now paying essentially nothing in taxes. Tips are just an alternative form of income, tax income. If that tax is too high then LOWER ALL TAXES! No favoritism.

[@willnitschke]

Companies don't pay tax. Shareholder pay tax. Most of that gets passed onto their customers.

[@TaiAnthony]

🎉😊 happy birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈

[@doyourbest7655]

If the government wants to help out lower income, they could give specific tax breaks, instead of outright gifts. A tax break implies you went about the effort to earn it but now the government was going to restrain itself against taking it. Tax breaks incentives work and production. Capitalism works when you work and you get to keep what you earn. Everybody benefits from a productive work force.

[@maryannchiquete3063]

We do not have a supply problem in AZ anymore, but yet prices are not going down

[@jimbobjim2310]

The problem is 20m migrants now needing housing so the demand is booming

[@EricaHuang]

Just thinking out loud there: maybe the government can be the actual property builder to provide more supply? I am sure everyone see tons of problems with that 😅

[@itsjess-ss]

I have 4 kids and inflation is really a problem , just the basics like groceries is too much more than $200 each trip every week

[@Specialagentbryan]

Happy birthday Ken! We have the same birthday! Lets be friends!! lol

[@nielsbeck7461]

In canada we have to many places being held by investers that will not drop their price,

[@goosecouple]

MAGA: "We vote with our wallet." Dem voters: "We vote to get your wallet."

[@ortizm8060]

100%

[@brady_morgan]

Where are you getting the information about taxes going up for anyone making 47K or more? The only thing I can find is that she has said she will not raise taxes on anyone making less than 400k annually. None of her policy proposals so far would affect anyone under that as far as I can tell.. with lots of increased tax credits that actually help lower incomes and new businesses. Would be great if you could share your source.

[@jeremiahanderson1159]

5:47 We have four children three of them are under 9 years old One of them is barely a teenager and yeah we are getting clobbered to say the least especially here in Seattle

[@guzman9011]

Getting a “credit” isn’t giving people 💴

[@matthewcowan6337]

weather unrealized gains passes or not she's still running on it which is insane to me and it also gives some insight on the other bills she and her team might try and cook up.

[@tmemore]

So i thought Ken was smart, but I was wrong. You see if you get a subsidy of 25k, the house value will go up exactly that much or more erasing the 25k credit. Ken, what school did you go to?

[@denguyen2395]

You need to know what of writing in that policy until you know the government controls the rules.

[@SirenOffspring]

In mn, servers get full wages plus tips...I'll tip less.

[@garyheilmeier3824]

Ken you can afford to help the great unwashed, it’s only money, right

[@TorukMaktoDracarys]

In my humble opinion it may be a better idea to give $25K only inside opportunity zones, on uninhabitable homes already repaired & new build. To increase inventory

[@ortizm8060]

So, in other words, Due to the government's overspending, those of us who have worked hard to have a small business.... We are penalized. Redistribution. I call BS.