Posts by Schelin Uldricks & Co.

Over the past 20 years, Cannabis has slowly been legalized for medical and recreational uses on a state-by-state basis. Proposition 64, which passed in November 2016, legalized its use in California for adults over 21 and allowed for Cannabis sales and commercial cultivation. As a result, dispensaries have popped up in retail centers all around…

Over the past year, one of our developer clients based in the Southeast has expanded into the commercial solar development industry.  The business fits very well with some of the firms’ existing areas of expertise – entitlements, land development, construction –  and they have historically been a firm that offered tax-centric investment opportunities to their…

In this Insights Series Post we highlight a new credit enhancement program in the market that was set up to help emerging sponsors or groups that do not meet lender liquidity or net worth requirements. Specifically, the program is set up to provide co-guaranties on non-recourse loans for borrowers on a fee basis. The newly…

Real estate investors thrive on strategies that unlock rapid tax deductions—and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), enacted on July 4, 2025, has supercharged two of the most impactful tools: Section 179 expensing and Bonus Depreciation. What’s Changed Under the OBBBA? 1. Bonus Depreciation is Back—Permanently at 100% OBBBA restores 100% bonus depreciation as…

In this Insights Series Post we thought we would summarize and highlight a report published by Placer.ai that details Domestic Migration trends in 2025 and its implications for real estate investment moving forward. If you are not familiar with Placer.ai we highly recommend checking them out. They publish all types of research reports relevant to…

Tucked in the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) contains powerful extensions of the Opportunity Zones that were created as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.  Many developers and investors will applaud the changes which make the program a permanent fixture of the tax code. Some of the changes include…