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Avoiding Capital Gains Tax on Condo Sale

By | February 6th, 2004|

A condo owner makes money on the sale of his condominium but still needs to pay taxes. He never lived in the investment property and it is considered a short-term investment. Short-term investments fall under the maximum tax rate. With other kinds of investment property, you may be able to avoid capital gains tax with a 1031 exchange or a Starker Trust

Student Loans: Financing Your College Education

By | February 5th, 2004|

Using student loans to finance a college education is just one option. The best way to begin applying for student loans and financing your college education is to go online and do your research. Now you can apply for student loans online and even compare interest rates and programs. The application process for student loans begins with FAFSA, the Free Application for Student Aid. The sooner you apply for financial aid, the better chance you have of financing your college education with student loans and other funding.

Last Chance To Refinance Your Home With Low Interest Rates

By | February 3rd, 2004|

Last week, Alan Greenspan kept short-term interest rates at 45 year lows. And low interest rates mean you might have one last chance to refinance your home before rates start to climb. Now that interest rates are poised to rise, are you ready to refinance?

New Home Has Water Damage

By | January 30th, 2004|

After repeated fixes, a homeowner still has water problems in his basement. In some states, a homeowner may have a right to pursue an action against the builder, in others, the time in which you could have brought your case against the builder might have expired. In other states, the fact that the builder tried repeatedly to fix the water problem might be sufficient for a court to find the builder to be liable.

Tax Breaks Available For Homeowners

By | January 27th, 2004|

Most homeowners know that they can deduct the mortgage and real estate taxes they pay from their federal income tax forms. But there are some other deductions you may be able to take as well. In addition to the regular tax breaks for your mortgage and home equity loan interest you pay, you can also get a regular deduction if you have a home office. One of the great tax benefits is the ability to take your profits tax-free when you sell your home.

Buyer and Seller Agent Responsibilities

By | January 23rd, 2004|

Is the buyer's agent or seller's agent responsible for the care of your home during showings? A seller's agent is paid to show the house. Should they also take responsibility for inconsiderate or irresponsible buyer's agents?

Book Review: Homeowner Tax Breaks

By | January 23rd, 2004|

Tax time is here again. For homeowners, there are many tax breaks just waiting to be picked. In "J.K. Lasser's Homeowner's Tax Breaks," Gerald Robinsion walks through scenarios that could result in a lower tax bill. As a tax attorney who used to work with the IRS, Robinson provides many real-life examples.

Buying For Sale By Owner Property

By | January 23rd, 2004|

Are you thinking of buying a home that is for sale by owner? If you want to buy a home that is for sale by owner, the first step is to make sure the home is being offered at a fair price. A real estate attorney is also needed when buying a home that is for sale by owner.

Aloha: Got Sticker shock? You Will If You Want to Live on Maui

By | January 16th, 2004|

The mainland might be freezing, but it's another beautiful day in Paradise. The only trouble is, if you want to live here, you've only got two choices: Win a huge lottery pot, or be content in a tent on the beach.

Noisy Condominium Neighbors

By | January 16th, 2004|

Condominiums - What can you do if a neighbor violates condominium rules and regulations and your condo association won't do anything about it? You can try talking to your neighbor to see if you can resolve it. If that doesn't work, you may have to consider moving. If the neighbor's actions don't violate the law, there's nothing that can be done.

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