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Breaking A Lease

By | July 1st, 2005|

If a lease doesn't discuss what it will cost to break it, is the landlord able to set the price to terminate the lease? Or does it mean that you can break the lease without any consequences?

Limiting Taxes On The Sale Of Property

By | June 24th, 2005|

If you've sold your home, there are several options for minimizing the tax burden on the sale of the property. The cost of making improvements in your home will be taken out of the profit, which will leave less room for taxable gain. Living in the property for two of the last five years will also let you keep your profits tax free.

Military Family Looking To Buy Property

By | June 24th, 2005|

Military families move frequently, so is it wise to invest in buying a home you won't live in for very long? If you know you'll be relocating often, buying a fixer-upper might be a good solution, and could be a valuable investment.

Enhance Curb Appeal When Selling Your Home

By | June 24th, 2005|

When you're selling your home you'll want the outside to look as good as the inside. Outside of the home you'll want to enhance curb appeal by improving landscaping. How can you enhance your home's curb appeal? Learn tips on how to put your home's best foot forward so you can sell your home.

Research Before Flipping Foreclosure Properties

By | June 24th, 2005|

Foreclosure properties are becoming harder to find as more people qualify for lower interest rates and lenders are working under a mandate from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to help customers stay out of foreclosure. Right now, it seems like only the investors who flip foreclosure properties professionally are making a profit. However, if you want to try flipping houses, good research is the key to your success.

Subleasing Rental Property May Be Illegal

By | June 24th, 2005|

A renter has been subletting an apartment and paying the original tenant the monthly rent. Now it turns out that the sublease is illegal and the original tenant may not have not been paying on the lease. The subleaser may be obligated to pay back rent to the apartment owner. In general, if you're going to sublease an apartment, you have to make sure the owner has knowledge of your existence, has consented to the sublease in writing and that the parties understand who will be paying what and when.

Boost Curb Appeal To Sell Your House

By | June 19th, 2005|

Upgrading your landscaping and fixing the exterior of your home can really boost the value of your property. Most people will decide by looking at a photo on the internet whether or not they want to see the inside of your house. Summer is a great time to work on your house's curb appeal.

Real Estate Transaction To Avoid Probate And Expenses

By | June 17th, 2005|

When a family member wants to bequest property to another family member you need to do estate planning. If the property owner has liens against her property, that is she owes money to creditors who want to be paid when the property is sold, then the new property owner may be liable for those debts. Rather than transferring the property through probate, it's better to sell the property ahead of time and take care of the liens now.

Listing Price Includes Appraisal Results

By | June 17th, 2005|

How much should you sell your home for? Pricing a home is not easy but it pays to look at what the market prices are and other appraisal factors. Remember, you can always pick a listing price, see how it does, and reprice the home later if necessary.

Transferring Ownership Of Condominium Association

By | June 17th, 2005|

When transferring ownership of a condominium building from a developer to the residents, where do the developer's expenses end and the residence's obligations begin? When the developer turns over the association to the unit owners, the developer should deliver an accounting of all funds received by the developer and all expenses paid by the developer.

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