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By janetjrockstar 0 comments
Many people are wondering how to extract value from their home now that the real estate market in many places has stumbled. Here are a few suggestions... more »
By Bamb0042 0 comments
HIPs are a legal requirement for all properties in England and Wales but it is possible to make them yourselves and save on fees. Here is how... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
You're planning on selling your home and you want to do it as quickly as possible. To get a buyer interested in purchasing your home, you have to create the right atmosphere. Unfortunately, there are lots of things you can do to create the wrong ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
A property tax exemption is a government classification for property that is not taxed, and therefore, does not require assessment. In order to obtain property tax exemption, you must formally apply through your local government's tax office. The ... more »
By liappraisal 0 comments
This article is about Real Estate Appraisal in Queens County, NY.. more »
By Kimberly Offord 0 comments
Many realtors took the liscensing exam more than once before they passed. Some aspiring real estate agents are still trying. Then there are those who are starting thier classes now. Here are the steps to passing on the first try... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
As property taxes continue to grow throughout the country, the federal and state governments are creating more and more programs to help property owners find ways to pay less in property tax. Depending on your financial circumstances and ... more »
By chihova1 0 comments
This is how to keep ALL of your money after you have sold your home... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Each year when tax time rolls around, you'll need to decide the best method to pay your property tax. The most important things to consider are how to pay the required amount in full and on time to avoid any penalty fees. Depending on your ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Transfer tax is paid on real estate when property changes hands. This is the tax that is required on the purchase price of the property. Most states require transfer tax by law in order to make the transfer of legal title and record change of ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
With so many apartment options available in most cities, a person can suffer from information overload. This is where an apartment locating service comes in. The service will help an individual cull through all of the available apartments and ... more »
By stop4closure 0 comments
Anytime you are paying someone to do a job, weather it be directly or through a sale of something, you should always interview the person. If you are in jeopardy of loosing your home or are looking to short sale it, interview a few different ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 2 comments
Real estate appraisals have become an important part of property transactions. Selling and refinancing your house at a fair value depends on getting an accurate appraisal of what the property in question is worth. Preparing the property for an ... more »
By davedowns 0 comments
I began my career in the Social Services a few years back as a Housing Coordinator for a neighborhood community action organization. Part of my job was to qualify people for the Eviction Prevention Program, and as evictions and foreclosures, ... more »
By sabrinacareer 0 comments
Your home is the biggest debt that you will make and also your biggest asset. It is important to know how to avoid losing your house... more »
By clawson44 0 comments
Foreclosure has become rampant in the news and in the lives of regular people. The real estate market has taken a huge hit and it is affecting a lot of people. Lenders who were on a free lending spree with bad loan terms are reaping the rewards ... more »
By KernComm 0 comments
Most sellers’ have an emotional connection to their home and feel it deserves top dollar when being sold. Everyone naturally wants to get the most money for his or her product, but “sellers must not be hasty with this all-important decision,” ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
While accuracy in home appraisal is ideally something that all appraisers strive for, the reality is that unscrupulous home appraisers may overvalue or undervalue the worth of a home in order to defraud an unwary buyer or homeowner looking to ... more »
By Troyster 0 comments
Purchasing a home is a challenge. Especially if your credit is less than perfect. In this article I will walk you through the step-by-step process of buying one. I am currently a security guard. I'm single and don't consider my pay very high. ... more »
By Onelove1 0 comments
Buying a piece of real estate is different from other types of purchases because instead of purchasing an actual object like a car or a boat, what you are really acquiring is the title to a property, the right to exclusively own, occupy and use a ... more »
By stop4closure 0 comments
Anyone who is headed to foreclosure seems to be holding on for the government to bail them out. We will be the first to break bad news, the bail out has many restrictions and requirements. Here is how you find out if you qualify... more »
By REIF 0 comments
Financing is the stumbling block of most real estate opportunities. With that said, “Cash is King”. Creative financing techniques can be used to close a deal, such as seller financing, partnership for equity share, lease option to buy, assumption ... more »
By eHow Personal Finance Editor 0 comments
Property tax is usually calculated by and paid to the local government of the county or municipality where your property is located. As a property owner, it is essential to understand how to read a property tax bill. Doing so will help you learn ... more »
By Michael Rosenthal 0 comments
Just because a business is found on the internet does not make them ethical and honest. No place is this a truer statement than in foreclosure investing where a new type of scam has gained way too much popularity. It’s call a “Foreclosure ... more »
By KAREL MCCLELLAN 0 comments
Late payment of condo fees are creating a "cash crisis" for many associations. Condos need timely payment of fees to meet operating expenses each month. Here are four proven ways associations can reduce late payment of condo fees:.. more »