Chris Stark

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Chris Stark
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Thought this was an interesting chart showing the investor share. Peak in 2022 at 20%, right when interest rates were about to ramp up. I'm surprised by the recent Small Investor share, big things bought too much and puked out deals that with only enough meat/risk profile for small investors? image
I have a theory that retirement accounts are a huge harm to local communities because it traps investment wealth in public markets for decades rather than letting people who have wealth to otherwise invest in real estate and businesses locally with immediate tax benefits to improve their community.
Putting this out into the universe because as a real estate guy you realize there are more opportunities out there than people to compete with and cities need entrepreneurs doing this work so it’s win-win for all of us. Disclaimer: This is a thought exercise that in no way constitutes financial or tax advice. Thesis: Bitcoiners care about their local community and want to improve it in a way that doesn’t jeopardize their stack. Some may find that for other reasons they need to sell a portion of their stack and recognize capital gains. In the US, there is a tax structure for individuals to take capital gains and push them into physical real estate located within Opportunity Zones. In many communities, the downtown area is within an opportunity zone. By holding assets in the Fund for 10 years the individuals can recognize the step-up on a basis and sell the properties with a dramatically diminished tax liability.