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Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or a savvy real estate investor looking to secure another property for your portfolio, you will always want to find the best broker for the job. The greatest … Continue reading...
The “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017” which passed in December of that year, made sweeping changes to United States tax law. No similar tax law impact was felt since the Tax Reform Act of 1986. As many … Continue reading...
Many people have heard a story about 'someone' who was buying a house and then found out they couldn't get a loan the day before closing, and the deal fell apart. Well...I wish could tell you it's a … Continue reading...
If you bought or sold a home last year don't miss these frequently overlooked deductions. Here are 10 ways you may able able to get some real estate deductions on your taxes! Home Purchase … Continue reading...
Mortgage Interest Deduction One of the neatest deductions itemizing homeowners can take advantage of is the mortgage interest deduction, which you claim on Schedule A. To get the mortgage interest … Continue reading...
The tax break for forgiven mortgage debt was extended by lawmakers as part of their “fiscal cliff” legislation passed in December. The extension is good through 2013. I posted last month that many … Continue reading...
Families who had once lost their home to foreclosure following the housing crash are now re-emerging and looking to buy again. Some builders are even promoting special financing programs specifically … Continue reading...
The Making Home Affordable (MHA) program was introduced in 2009 to try and help stabilize the housing market by offering some alternatives to struggling home owners. Part of this program was the … Continue reading...
Many people are facing foreclosure, foreclosed, or completed a foreclosure alternative such as a short sale. The big question is, how do these affect your credit, and when can you purchase a home … Continue reading...
When you apply for a mortgage, the lender has three days to give you a good-faith estimate of the fees and interest rate you’ll pay, as well as other loan terms. Here are five tips for using the new … Continue reading...