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Every Landlord’s Legal Guide

By | April 30th, 2008|

Anyone who has ever been a landlord knows that the rental business is tightly regulated. As Janet Portman, author of Every Landlord's Legal Guide, poi...

IRS Tax Provisions For Rental Property And Primary Residence

By | April 24th, 2008|

What tax deductions can you take on a primary residence and on a rental property? The IRS does not let you treat a property rental as a primary residence for tax purposes. And what risks do you face if you rent out a property in a homeowners association that prohibits rentals?

Late Charges For HOA Fees

By | April 24th, 2008|

A condo owner says he's been late paying homeowners association fees and now owes a late fee. Does the condo owner have any recourse with the homeowners association?

Real Estate Contract

By | April 24th, 2008|

A buyer says he's received a foreclosure notice on his home after signing a real estate contract and paying the seller on time. The buyer should see a real estate attorney to talk about this real estate contract and the foreclosure notice. The real estate attorney will help the buyer in dealing with the foreclosure notice and what the seller

Call Managing Broker If Trouble With Real Estate Agent

By | April 24th, 2008|

When you're trying to sell real estate remotely, you may have trouble with your real estate agent. After trying to communicate with the real estate agent numerous times with no success, you may want to contact the agent's managing broker. The managing broker can hold the agent accountable.

Lender Turned Down Refinance

By | April 24th, 2008|

Refinancing may not be the best option to consolidate debt. If you don't have any equity in your property, you cannot refinance in order to consolidate debt. Mortgage lenders are getting picky about how much cash you can borrow against your equity. These days, they're not doing 100 percent loans, or anywhere close to that. If you're in a declining market, where home prices are falling, they might not refinance you if you have less than 5 or even 10 percent equity in your home.

Choosing The Right Mortgage Lender

By | April 24th, 2008|

How can you choose the right mortgage lender? Ask friends and family for mortgage lender references, interview the mortgage lender and make sure the mortgage lender does meticulous underwriting.

Neighbor Law: Fences, Trees, Boundaries & Noise

By | April 21st, 2008|

Neighbor Law: Fences, Trees, Boundaries & Noise by Cora Jordan. In plain English, Neighbor Law explains how to find the law in each circumstance a...

Getting a Loan Through a Mortgage Broker

By | April 19th, 2008|

When shopping for a home loan, is it better to go through a mortgage broker or a bank? When you get a loan through a mortgage broker, he's compensated with fees often paid by the lender. Mortgage brokers represent "end" lenders, the companies that invest in mortgage loans.

First Time Home Buyer Gets Inadequate Seller Disclosure

By | April 18th, 2008|

When you're a first time home buyer one of the choices you need to make is what kind of real estate agent you want to work with. If a real estate agent represents both the buyers and the sellers that person is called a dual agent. In addition, the sellers are obligated to tell you about any unusual about the home as part of seller disclosure. If they omit something, such as a septic system that's off the property, you may have to contact a real estate attorney.

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