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  • Decline in Detroit Home Auctions for Sale Improved Prices

     By:Allana Castro

    The decline in Detroit home auctions for sale in April improved house prices. The price median shot up by 50 percent to $9,000, compared to the April 2009 median of $6,000.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Virginia Doesn't Want $125 Million in Federal Stimulus Money

     By:Carolyn Capalbo

    If you were offered $125 million would you turn it down? That's what happened this month when the Virginia Republicans voted to reject $125 million in federal stimulus money to help fight unemployment. This wasn't a slim victory – in fact the House voted 53-46 to reject Virginia Governor Tim Kaine's proposal which would extend unemployment benefits.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • First-Time Homebuyer’s Credit Possibly Extended Amongst Fraud Investigation

     By:M Shane

    The $8000 first-time homebuyer’s credit is set to expire on November 30th and in the midst of a storm of controversy surrounding the possibility of fraud in over 100,000 claims for the tax credit there is a push to have the homebuyers’ credit extended and modified to increase eligibility and give homebuyers a larger piece of the stimulus pie.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • The dirty little secret about real estate taxes and how they work

     By:Matthew Rasche

    This article is a look into the mechanics of real estate taxes and how they can go up even in a declining market.


    In Category - Real Estate Consultancy & Services
  • Why Buying a Home is Better than Renting

     By:Khayyam Jones

    This is a short description of several major reasons why buying a home is better than renting a home. Owning a home is cheaper and more lucrative during the best buying market of our time.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • There are Many Tax Deductions Available for Rental Property Owners

     By:marco benavides

    Take advantage of all the deductions available to rental property owners. Long distance travel can also be deducted. Good record keeping is a must if you are going to be taking deductions.


    In Category - Home Renting
  • First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit - New & Improved!

     By:Rob Thomson

    Introduced last February as a means of kickstarting the sluggish housing market, over 1.2 million borrowers have claimed $8.5 billion out of the original $13.6 billion allocated for the credit. Did the tax credit do what it was intended to do? Depending on which economist you speak to, an estimated 150,000 to 400,000 home sales were the direct result of the Home Buyer Tax Credit.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Extending the US Real Estate Tax Credit

     By:Melissa Chappell

    As the end date for the 2009 US tax credit nears, the nation waits to hear the outcome of the government’s decision whether to extend the credit an additional six months, or maintain the original completion date.


    In Category - Real Estate Market
  • learn about tax benefits on buying a second house

     By:Fredrica Smith

    Purchasing a second house is a part of financial planning for most people as this investment is associated with a number of tax advantages. Not only this, the increase in market price of the property is always a bonus.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Commercial Real Estate Appraisal Income Approach

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    The income approach is often given primary emphasis when appraising a commercial real estate used to generate income. Estimates of value via the income approach are highly sensitive to changes in revenue, expense and capitalization rates.


    In Category - Real Estate Consultancy & Services
  • When Selling Rental Property How do You Stretch Your Profits?

     By:Teo Zhenjie

    Before you get all excited about selling rental property for juicy profits, it's crucial for you to learn how to slash your capital gains tax so that you can maximize your hard-earned profits.


    In Category - Home Selling
  • Real Estate Tax and the Health Reform Bill

     By:Trela Bird

    Just how will the new real estate tax introduced in the Health Reform Bill, impact the average sale.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Tax Savings for Homeowners

     By:Mark Hostetler

    The government is making it easy for homeowners to save on their taxes this year. Whether you're a first time buyer, or just renovating, there are a number of savings out there.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Banks Take Advantage of Tax Foreclosure Property Listings

     By:John Cutts

    Banks that sell houses from tax foreclosure property listings are requiring Northern California potential homebuyers to open escrow in Southern California.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Land Foreclosures in Detroit to be Auctioned Off

     By:John Cutts

    Land foreclosures in Detroit are going to be auctioned off this October by Wayne County tax officials. A total of 9,000 tax delinquent and tax foreclosed properties, majority of which are vacant lands, will be sold off.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tips for Buying a Second Home

     By:Roby Hicks

    Many are considering owning a second home because of the several advantages they offer. There are tax advantages that they can benefit from as well. They can also use the said property for an additional income. They can do that by having their property rented for a certain time of year. They do not have to report the earnings they generate if they only have the property rented for less than two weeks.


    In Category - Home Buying
  • Options for Lender and Tax Foreclosure Properties

     By:John Cutts

    Freddie Mac has started offering renters and previous owners of foreclosure homes the option of staying as renters on a monthly basis. There are other options offered by Freddie Mac, which are substantially better than options available to previous owners of tax foreclosure properties.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Deed Foreclosure Sales – What are Tax Deed Sales and How to find a Good Deal?

     By:Melanie Hogeveen

    Tax deed sales is the auction of properties that have been foreclosed by the local county when the previous owners have not paid the real estate taxes. Understanding the local state regulations for tax deed foreclosure sales, knowing about the minimum bidding value as well as collecting information of upcoming tax deed sales from the state tax department are some good ways to find a great bargain deal successfully.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Making Profits from Tax Deed Sales in Michigan

     By:John Cutts

    Investing in tax deed sales in Michigan can be an additional income stream for foreclosure investors in the state. Bank owned foreclosure homes in Michigan jumped up in number in May by 28 percent to over 8,000 units.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Credits to Reduce Tax Foreclosure Property Listings

     By:John Cutts

    Tax credits under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 are aimed at attracting first-time buyers to buy homes from tax foreclosure property listings.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Bronx Foreclosed Homes Driven by Liens, Over-Leveraging

     By:John Cutts

    Bronx foreclosed homes have been driven largely by unemployment and by the failures of private equity investors who bought residential buildings at overinflated prices during the housing boom. Now, many residents are at risk of foreclosures because of water liens.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Advantages of Buying a Second Home and How to Make Use of Them

     By:marco benavides

    The reasons for buying a second home are many...they can be used as vacations spots, rentals, second homes, businesses, investments or a combination of the aforementioned. A deduction for personal use of the second home can be taken when it is used for more than 14 days or 10 percent of the total days that it is used as a rental to other parties. These Schedule A itemized deductions include: Full amount of mortgage interest, for your first and second homes only, real estate taxes and theft and/or casualty losses.


    In Category - Real Estate Investment
  • Bank and Tax Lien Government Foreclosures Trap Homeowners in NJ

     By:John Cutts

    As the number of bank and tax lien government foreclosures rises in New Jersey, more homeowners find themselves forced to leave but are also unable to do so without incurring heavy losses.


    In Category - Foreclosure
  • Tax Reductions and the IRS Position on Cost Segregation

     By:Patrick Oconnor

    Tax reductions and tax deductions are a common benefit of cost segregation. When real estate investors and tax practitioners learn about the income tax deductions and tax reductions resulting from cost segregation they are sometimes skeptical; they are concerned it is a tax shelter or tax scheme. This simply is not true. Cost Segregation provides a legitimate tax reduction.


    In Category - Real Estate Taxes
  • Increasing Condo Taxes Causing More Real Estate Problems in Cities

     By:Karrie Rose

    One of the programs that has been supporting condo sales is that of urban tax abatements that allow home owners in certain areas to pay reduced or no—property taxes to give buyers an incentive to live in areas that have been previously seen as undesirable. Many of these tax breaks were set up for finite amounts of time, running anywhere from five to fifteen or twenty-five years; and some of these tax abatements are now coming to an end at a particularly bad time.


    In Category - Real Estate Market


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