"ok", so most Americans, not all voted for our new president and wanted major change. Well major change we are getting. President Obama is make very fundamental changes in every aspect of the American life. He is changing taxes, health care, social security, banking, and almost everything else that affects our life.
I with most folks who are happy to see a change, but also not too sure large government and major change is just what the doctor ordered. I think we can all agree that change from the last president for 8 years is well do. I just have questions that too much change too fast can be too much to manage.
Now I read that Obamas new tax plan will affect the amount of money you can itemize deduct from mortgage principal on your taxes. This change comes very close to my heart and very close to all home owners.
As a real estate professional and real estate investor we all know that paying interest and leveraging properties is the name of the game. Well, if there are new tax procedures put into law that affect real estate, the game will change.
When most of us voted for a change we never signed up to pay more taxes to support a larger government. We did not sign up to have to get a loan from a bank who is operated by the government. Nothing against government but they are just not efficient. Anyone who has dealt with government knows there is a better way.
So while I am happy to see change come to our soil and bring in new vision for our wonderful nation. I can never seem to get the the answer to my lingering question.......Is too much change too fast, just too much for our government to manage?
Shaun, the government managing almost anything is too much. They build in so much waste and inefficiency that the costs are unmanageable. I don't want bigger government; but it looks as if we're getting it--and at a cost that will be with us for decades.