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1031 Exchange: 45 Day Rule

By | September 25th, 2008|

When you're doing a 1031 tax exchange you have 45 days to identify your replacement property. The replacement property in a 1031 exchange has to be like kind property. So you have 45 days to find another domestic real estate property if the property you plan to sell is in the U.S. also. Learn whether weekends and holidays are included in the 45 day rule for 1031 exchanges.

High Mortgage Loans Worry Home Owner

By | September 25th, 2008|

A home owner has taken out several mortgage loans but is unsure of her home's value. She worries the home value won't be enough to refinance or sell and pay off the mortgage loans. How can she determine an accurate home value?

Second Marriage Financial Issues Include House Deed

By | September 25th, 2008|

A woman is in a second marriage but does not have her name on the deed of the house she shares with her husband. The woman would not be protected if her husband dies, especially if she's not been included in estate planning. A good solution would be to use a quit claim deed to change the home ownership to joint tenancy with rights of survivorship or tenants by the entirety.

Refinance ARM And HELOC Into Fixed Rate Loan

By | September 25th, 2008|

Should you combine an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) and a home equity line of credit (HELOC) into a 30 year fixed rate mortgage? If the interest rates are low enough should you refinance the ARM and HELOC into a fixed rate mortgage loan? You should look at the terms of your loan and compare that with market conditions such as the value of her home.

Property Inheritance Saves More Taxes Than Quit Claim Deed

By | September 25th, 2008|

Learn about property estate planning including repair and maintenance duties. Is using a quit claim deed or an irrevocable trust a better option? Inheriting property saves more on taxes than signing a quit claim deed.

Lower House Payment: Buying a House With No Mortgage.

By | September 23rd, 2008|

If you had the choice, would you buy a house with no mortgage? Would you pay all cash for a home? What would it take for you to lower your house payments to a level that you could retire and no longer carry a mortgage?

1031 Reverse Exchange

By | September 22nd, 2008|

If you're doing a 1031 tax exchange on an investment property and you've found your replacement property but not yet sold your first property you'll want to do a reverse exchange. A 1031 reverse exchange allows the 1031 company to take title to the property until you sell it.

1031 Exchange – Second Home Rules

By | September 22nd, 2008|

When you want to do a 1031 tax exchange for your second home you need to make sure that you're not using the home more than 14 or 20 days of the year. Learn more about 1031 tax exchange rules for second homes and check out our other 1031 videos at expertrealestatetipsl.net.

1031 Exchange – What is It?

By | September 22nd, 2008|

A 1031 tax exchange is named for part of the IRS tax code. A 1031 exchange allows you to defer paying taxes on investment property including real estate, artwork, helicopters, copyrights, patents and more. You cannot do a 1031 exchange on personal property. This video gives you basic information about a 1031 exchange. For more information, check out our other 1031 exchange videos.

1031 Exchange: Qualified Intermediary

By | September 19th, 2008|

When you do a 1031 exchange you don't want to receive or touch the money involved. That's why you hire a 1031 qualified intermediary who manages a restricted account where your money's trapped. If you don't use a qualified intermediary and touch the 1031 exchange money, you lose your chance to claim a 1031 exchange on your taxes. Learn more about a 1031 exchange qualified intermediary and why they're important.

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