Christopher Tinsley
Taxes for investment properties in Columbia SC
30 October 2019 | 8 replies
. $100,000 x 4% (owner occupied) = $4,000 Assessment$4,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,020 Tax amount$4,000 x .130 (district millage discount) = $510 property tax relief$1,020 Tax amount - $510 property tax relief = $510 Property tax for owner occupant.$100,000 taxable value$100,000 x 6% (Non-owner occupied) = $6,000 Assessment$6,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,530 Tax amount for Non-owner occupied
Guillermo Vladimir Robles
Subject To Ideas Needed
7 October 2022 | 2 replies
For sellers who need debt relief stick with assigning lease options or contracts for deed, they afford the seller better protections.Finding these deals:1.
Taylor Dasch
How To Be The First To Know About A Home In Pre-Foreclosure?
11 November 2022 | 9 replies
These are the letters that get sent to homeowners who are at least three mortgage payments behind.There hasn't been a lot over the past 2.5yrs because of all the Covid relief money but NODs are absolutely the best way to get ahead of foreclosures.Good luck!
Walker Kirkikis
In a lose- lose situation and need advise!
20 February 2019 | 27 replies
And in theory, they would sigh with relief.
Nathan Gesner
CDC Eviction Moratorium - USE THIS FORM
28 August 2021 | 122 replies
Now the tenant has the relief from stay and the proceedings will have to go through bankruptcy court before eviction court.
Marissa Myers
Calif’s new granny unit law & ADU flips: is CA the next Portland?
23 December 2019 | 56 replies
Are there any guidelines in SB 1069 which provide relief?
Krista Dunn
South Carolina investment property tax???
19 April 2020 | 14 replies
. $100,000 x 4% (owner occupied) = $4,000 Assessment$4,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,020 Tax amount$4,000 x .130 (district millage discount) = $510 property tax relief$1,020 Tax amount - $510 property tax relief = $510 Property tax for owner occupant.$100,000 taxable value$100,000 x 6% (Non-owner occupied) = $6,000 Assessment$6,000 x .260 (district millage rate) = $1,530 Tax amount for Non-owner occupied
Judith Sanders
COA and resort fees on 3 Sandestin condos
2 April 2020 | 7 replies
Because you literally are not permitted to perform short term rentals right now, the lender should give you multiple months of mortgage relief.
Becky C.
Possible tenant problem...
1 August 2016 | 28 replies
That may also be a relief to the neighborhood if they know it will be ending, eventually.
Pamela Rickey
HI!
1 October 2014 | 0 replies
(Isn't it great when both your kids achieve their dreams and you can finally give a sigh of relief and know you must have done something right?)