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Homes would become more expensive to own, but the price would probably drop since the cost is not subject to the deduction. So you'd have people
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pmb (aka pmb)
Oct 18 '13, 09:54
losing value. I don't know what the research says (it's all speculative any way), but I think you'd have people losing value on what they own and investing less in longer term assets.
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I really don't think markets have incorporated this in real estate because they are individual buyers who are not likely to make those broader risk
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