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What Happens to My Taxes When I Use a Quitclaim Deed to Transfer Property?

By | January 26th, 2018|

What happens to my taxes when I use a quitclaim deed to transfer property? The answer depends on a few factors, including whether or not you earned income on the property. Q: I bought a property for my niece some time ago. I paid for it with cash and she was paying me back in [...]

Millennials, Money and Mortgages

By | January 25th, 2018|

When it comes to money, Millennials are doing better than many people think. And yet the vast majority are still fretting about their money, even as the oldest part of the cohort has begun applying for mortgages. Let’s start with money. Millennials (age 23 to 37) are saving money. There’s no doubt about it. Nearly [...]

When a Lack of Seller Disclosure and a Bad Home Inspection Collide

By | January 19th, 2018|

When a lack of seller disclosure and a bad home inspection collide, it causes expensive problems for these buyers. Here are a few suggestions for how they can move forward. Q: What are sellers required to disclose to buyers? We recently purchased a home in Houston, Texas. When we had the home inspected prior to [...]

Turn That Music Down! Handling Loud Condo Neighbors

By | January 19th, 2018|

Handling loud condo neighbors who refuse to turn the music down and respect condo rules can be difficult. Here are a few steps you may want to consider before seeking legal action. Q: I am a condo owner in a four-unit building in Washington, DC. I believe my fellow condo owners are refusing to enforce [...]

Is Your Mortgage Loan Forgiven When You Outlive the Lender?

By | January 19th, 2018|

Is your mortgage loan forgiven when you outlive the lender? Certain legal loopholes may make it a possibility, but don’t bet on it. Q: I have paid $30,000 of a $60,000 mortgage on vacant land but then got behind on payments. The owner has failed to foreclose. I have continued to pay the real estate [...]

Handling Tax Issues With A Rent-to-Own Home

By | January 12th, 2018|

Handling tax issues with a rent-to-own home can cause some tension between the landlord and tenant. You’ll want to have all the details before you make your next move. Q: I’ve been renting-to-own a home for a little over a year now. The owner of the home told me he would continue to pay the [...]

Can You Lose Your Home if the HOA Goes Bankrupt?

By | January 12th, 2018|

Can you lose your home if the HOA goes bankrupt? This reader’s HOA management has made some bad decisions which has homeowners worried about their property. Here’s my take. Q: Our homeowners association (HOA) has been sued. I have been reading that it is not likely the HOA can declare bankruptcy if it loses the [...]

What Happens to My Timeshare After My Death?

By | January 12th, 2018|

What happens to my timeshare after my death? Scammers will try to convince you that your children will be responsible, but is that really the case? Q: I just read your article about considering fees and finances before inheriting a timeshare. As a timeshare owner who cannot sell or give his timeshare away (because, as [...]

I Pay My Parents’ Mortgage. Do I Have to Tell the Mortgage Company?

By | January 5th, 2018|

I pay my parents' mortgage. Do I have to tell the mortgage company? This reader may have issues down the line if they wait to inform the loan servicer. Q: The home I live in was owned by my parents who both passed away several years ago. I have always made the payments and continue [...]

Will a 1031 Exchange Help Avoid Capital Gains Tax on an Inherited Home

By | January 5th, 2018|

Will a 1031 Exchange help avoid capital gains tax on an inherited home? When you inherit a home and use it as a rental property, you could face major tax implications when it comes time to sell unless you use a 1031 exchange. Q: Will a 1031 exchange help avoid capital gains tax on an [...]

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