Los Angeles Doesn’t Need Higher Taxes or a Cabrini Green New Deal By Susan Shelley, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association

Taxes are too high in California, but that doesn’t mean they can’t go higher. A bill now pending in Sacramento would create a new agency in Los Angeles County with the authority to invent new taxes, including parcel taxes, gross receipts taxes on businesses, document transfer taxes and various kinds of bond debt that would…

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Should I Sell My Rental Property in 2022? Eight Factors to Consider By Austin Bowlin, CPA – Partner at Real Estate Transition Solutions

Rental properties can be a great investment, providing stable rental income and attractive property price appreciation. But for most rental property owners, there eventually comes a time when their financial and lifestyle needs change and no longer align with their property’s performance. When this happens, holding onto an investment property may no longer make sense,…

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Something to Think About #121 – Henry J. Kaiser Henry J. Kaiser (1882– 967) Part 3: The Paving Co. by Klarise Yahya, Commercial Mortgage Broker

Continued . . . Ten months after leaving Lake Placid Henry J. returned with enough money to placate his future father-in-law. The home for Bessie was not yet built, but something in her demeanor might have told Daddy Fosburgh that this time he’d better acquiesce, or risk losing a daughter instead of gaining a son-in-law.…

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