. >>> susan wapner joins us to talk about how the tax bill might impact the housing market and you, of course. she's a professor of real estate and finance at the university of pennsylvania's wharton school of business. welcome back, susan, nice to see you again. >> my pleasure. >> let me get you to react a little bit to what professor shiller said in diana olick's piece, because we're located in new jersey, and property taxes are high. and that's regardless of whether you buy a big home or not. they simply are higher than other parts of the country. what did you make of his take on how much the property tax deduction or the loss of that deduction would hurt home values? >> well, let me just generally say, not to differ with my friend bob too much, but i think there are enough rational people out there that all three of these potential changes will affect the housing market and not in a good way. there's no question that at the high end, high property tax states and high priced states will take a hit. >> that would be my impression, living in a high property tax state, such as i do, be