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The only cities worth living in: - Boerne - Durango - Prescott - Whitefish - Park City - Jackson - Coeur d'Alene (no particular order)

The only cities worth living in: (Southern Edition) - Beaufort, SC - Milton, GA - Rosemary Beach, FL - Fairhope, AL - Bluffton, SC - Isle of Hope, GA - Blue Ridge, GA - Highlands, NC - Forgotten Coast/St George Isl, FL Could prob name 5-6 more but good start...

Top 10 Tax Provisions in the #OBBB — CPA breakdown 1.💼 Pass-Through Deduction (199A) made permanent Ensures S corps, LLCs, and partnerships retain the 20–23% QBI deduction. Huge for small biz tax planning. 2.🏗️ 100% Bonus Depreciation extended Immediate expensing for capital

WAGMI!!!! ATH? 🤩, $BTC

Huh, you bought a local electrical biz? Yes, yes I did.

Property taxes should be paid for a fixed period—under a declining mileage rate then never again. How it works: •Tax assessed annually based on value, just like today. New homeowner pays first year at current rate. •Year 2 property tax declines to 90% of the millage rate.

Sorry, but this ain’t 2008. •96% of mortgages are fixed rate •Homeowners have record equity •Inventory is half of pre-2008 levels •No wave of subprime loans or forced sellers Expect a minor correction (-5%) in most markets thru Q2 2026. At worst, 10% in parts of Fla and Tx,

Tariffs work. Border’s closed. Eggs are cheap. Stocks are up. Economy’s humming. But don’t worry — liberals found a typo in a tweet, so democracy is still ‘hanging by a thread’. Lol

Most everyone wants a housing crash — cheaper homes, “reset button,” etc. I can name several tracks that could lead to big $$ for myself and investors if/when a crash did occur. So I’m not rooting against it, per se. But data’s a buzzkill: record equity, tight supply, low

Actually surprised it’s that high

Economy doing just fine apparently. UgaVsTx

Why 2025 will yield a housing “correction” but not a 2008- style crash: 1.$17T homeowner equity (highest on record by far) 2. 90% of homeowners have sub‑5% mortgages 3. No NINJA loans or reckless, sub-prime lending 4.Inventory 40% below 2019 5.Distress sales near record lows

The same person who can’t afford a $3,200 mortgage at 6.5% apparently is the same person paying $3,000 in rent and $800 for their new car (6 year loan). If you can swing $3k rent and a $70k car, pls stop saying home ownership is “impossible”. Lol