I feel like that one is less likely to actually pass. I could be wrong. Did you call your reps/Senators yet?
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these are two countervailing forces, but I suspect reducing MID by 50% would lower home Bay Area home values by more than $9B in aggregate
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Can't find stats for the entire Bay Area, but SF has aggregate property values of > $200B. So $9B would represent only a <5% drop in SF only
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deduction limitation probably increases prices since it will probably put downward pressure on people listing their places (since they are grandfathered in with their current loan)
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Why pressure to sellers will increase prices??
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Skeptical the change in mortgage interest deduction will be significant. Flooding local buyers with billions always drives up prices w/ fixed supply.
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I should have added that there is a mountain of demand coming: DropBox, AirBnB, Pinterest, Uber, Stripe, Lyft, etc…
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I continue to be a Bay Area native not able to join it
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I think the MID won't meaningfully change, but Uber stock will pay out, and building is still too slow, so there's nowhere to go but up
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