Realtor Says TCJA Undermined Homeownership Incentives

National Association of REALTORS

Although homeownership incentives still exist, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act “punched a huge hole in the amount of federal tax dollars being steered toward incentivizing homeownership,” Kevin Brown said on behalf of the National Association of REALTORS at a February 13 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.

<p>Although homeownership incentives still exist, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act “punched a huge hole in the amount of federal tax dollars being steered toward incentivizing homeownership,” Kevin Brown said on behalf of the National Association of REALTORS at a February 13 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.</p>

<p>Although homeownership incentives still exist, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act “punched a huge hole in the amount of federal tax dollars being steered toward incentivizing homeownership,” Kevin Brown said on behalf of the National Association of REALTORS at a February 13 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.</p>

Although homeownership incentives still exist, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act “punched a huge hole in the amount of federal tax dollars being steered toward incentivizing homeownership,” Kevin Brown said on behalf of the National Association of REALTORS at a February 13 House Ways and Means Committee panel hearing.