Do you feel overwhelmed by the ever-changing intricacies of Colorado landlord-tenant law? As landlords and property managers, navigating the labyrinth of legal requirements for compliance can feel like a herculean task; missing a crucial detail could lead to unpleasant legal quandaries. In the face of recently enacted Colorado legislation, which significantly impacts how landlords draft …
Is the fear of squatters encroaching on your vacant Washington estate keeping you up at night? This fear might not be entirely unfounded. Unattended properties can be occupied by squatters and, if allowed to stay long enough, these squatters might even stake a legal claim on your precious asset. As a landlord or property owner, …
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As a landlord or property manager in New York, have you ever found yourself uncertain of the intricate details of the eviction laws in the Empire State? Keeping up with legal updates can be an arduous task, especially considering the influential changes the year 2024 has brought to the New York eviction laws. We live …
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Have you ever faced the complicated, uncertain task of evicting a tenant without a lease in North Carolina? Property managers frequently grapple with this stressful situation. It calls for intricate knowledge of North Carolina eviction laws, and adds another layer of complexity to managing rental properties. As landlords, we must be equipped to navigate these …
Georgia is known for having the richest natural endowment in its land, water, biological and mineral resources. It is thus environmentally viable to live in the State of Georgia. However, the sudden influx in its population and economic developments hampered the water resources of the state. As in fact, Georgia even experienced drought in 1985 …
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The Jacksonville area offers an assortment of lifestyles, including upscale gated communities, retirement homes, golf communities’ excellent beaches and more. Jacksonville real estate has a wide range of amenities and price ranges are available to suit your requirements. The Jacksonville real estate offers Single Family Homes, Condos, Oceanfront, waterfront, golf, gated communities and commercial real …
In 2005 7.07 million home sales set a real estate record for fifth straight year. After five consecutive record years of existing homes for sale nationwide, key real estate industry observers are optimistic that 2006 will be the second best year in history and that the national median home prices will continue to increase, although …
First and foremost, this article is for investors. As an investor, you should not (must not) have any emotional ties to any of your properties. You are in this business to make a fair and honest profit, and you will sell your home(s) when it makes sense to do so. Your goals should be to …
Real Estate Investors: How To Buy a House For Your Rent To Own Inventory Read More »
Some good news is knocking at the door of prospective homeowners worried about the recent surge in mortgage rates. The previously booming home- loan industry is undergoing a contraction. In fact, the Mortgage Bankers Association predicts the industry will shrink by 14 percent in 2006. What’s the good news? That means lenders are competing harder …
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A section 1031 tax deferral allows an investor to sell a property, then reinvest the proceeds in a new property and defer all capital gain taxes. Specific conditions for the exchange state that it must be of “like-kind” and must take place within 45 days of the close of the sale. To understand more about …
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