Thursday, March 17, 2022 / by Avery Doubenmier
Actionable Steps to Take When Buying In The Red Hot Real Estate Market
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Tuesday, March 6, 2018 / by Jessica Holcomb
Seller Net Proceeds and a glance at the past decade
Thursday, December 7, 2017 / by Jessica Holcomb
Our Experience Is Clear to See! Check out our Map of Recent Solds - Is Yours Next?
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Sunday, March 12, 2017 / by Jessica Holcomb
Rental Property Maintenance
If you are thinking about investing in a rental property or already own one here are some great maintenance tips to help you keep your property on a schedule.
Roof - Check out the roof twice a year such as Spring and Fall. Inspect the flashing, vents, chimney areas and look for leaks, loose or missing shingles, areas of high wear, mold and/or moss, tree branches that come in contact with the roof or any other possible damage.
Windows & Doors - Inspect doors, windows, and screens twice a year. Check the locks, and look for broken or cracked windows, and missing or damaged screens. Check all caulking and seams for deterioration and replace as needed. Keep an eye out for loose hinges or any hardware that is worn-out or missing.
Exposed Foundation - Inspect at least once per year and look for leaning walls, bulges, curves, cracks and otherwise broken brick, block, or mortar.
Gutters - Check your gutters twice a year - Spring and Fall, inspecting gutters, downspouts and ! ...
Roof - Check out the roof twice a year such as Spring and Fall. Inspect the flashing, vents, chimney areas and look for leaks, loose or missing shingles, areas of high wear, mold and/or moss, tree branches that come in contact with the roof or any other possible damage.
Windows & Doors - Inspect doors, windows, and screens twice a year. Check the locks, and look for broken or cracked windows, and missing or damaged screens. Check all caulking and seams for deterioration and replace as needed. Keep an eye out for loose hinges or any hardware that is worn-out or missing.
Exposed Foundation - Inspect at least once per year and look for leaning walls, bulges, curves, cracks and otherwise broken brick, block, or mortar.
Gutters - Check your gutters twice a year - Spring and Fall, inspecting gutters, downspouts and ! ...
Sunday, March 5, 2017 / by Jessica Holcomb
7 Tax Breaks for Every Homebuyer
With all of the tax rules changing constantly homeowners need to stay up to date on the latest tax code. The government provides tax breaks for existing and new homeowners to create a robust real estate market. Homeownership offers many home tax deductions, credits and other breaks that are not available to renters. Here are 7 tax breaks that can lower your tax bill. Always check with your CPA to ensure you are following the latest tax laws.
1. Home Mortgage Interest Deduction - this is one of the biggest tax deductions available. It covers interest paid on loans of up to $1 million, or $500,000 if you are married but filing a separate return.
2. Mortgage Interest Credit - provides another opportunity for home owners to claim a tax break for mortgage interest they paid. If you invest less than 20% as a down payment on your home than you are most likely paying mortgage interest. You can refer to your lending institutions annual statements for the amount you paid.
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1. Home Mortgage Interest Deduction - this is one of the biggest tax deductions available. It covers interest paid on loans of up to $1 million, or $500,000 if you are married but filing a separate return.
2. Mortgage Interest Credit - provides another opportunity for home owners to claim a tax break for mortgage interest they paid. If you invest less than 20% as a down payment on your home than you are most likely paying mortgage interest. You can refer to your lending institutions annual statements for the amount you paid.
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