Opportunity Zones Won't Save a Bad Deal, But Can Accelerate a Good One

The biggest criticism of Qualified Opportunity Funds is that the tax tail is wagging the dog so hard that investors completely lose sight of investment viability.Nick Rosenthal, co-CEO of Griffin Capital Company, thinks that if investors do due diligence on QOFs as they would without the tax incentives, the program can be an important tool in the single-stock de-risking playbook.