Orlando Goodon
ERAP LIMITS: What would lead to forfeit of benefits?
5 August 2022 | 2 replies
So this means if they miss payments at this point in time they won't be protected by the program.
Ron Thomas
House prices will never outpace inflation over time, its impossible.
4 June 2018 | 206 replies
And yes, certain markets can be overvalued or undervalued at some point in time so that should be a consideration in your buying decisions.
Ryan B.
Adjustment to 50% Rule
30 November 2010 | 80 replies
In time you may find value in having a CPA or accountant pull other meaningful data that can help in managing your properties.
Jason Miller
Are you ready for a government shutdown?
30 September 2013 | 18 replies
If a shutdown lasts longer than a week, the Pentagon might not be able to process its payroll in time for the Oct. 15 paychecks, Defense Department Comptroller Robert Hale said Friday.
Bill Gulley
FIXING DODD-FRANK/SELLER FINANCING
31 December 2013 | 66 replies
I suspect in time I'll find a "sane" appraiser who will work out.- 5% down?
Account Closed
Who thinks Detroit will turn around within the next 5 years?
20 February 2014 | 130 replies
One need not be intimate with the inner-workings of Detroit to understand in whole what contributed and lead to this mess; one only needs to look at the City's balance sheet.While it was a brief visit, I have been to Detroit.
Shane Woods
Getting your Real Estate License in Texas - Step By Step
4 November 2017 | 30 replies
If you were lucky enough to have your sponsoring broker send in the signed form in time...you'll be issued an active license shortly thereafter.
Robert M.
claim of service dog after violating pet clause
30 January 2015 | 60 replies
Did the tenant at any point in time request an accommodation for a disability?
Account Closed
Unwind Rentals at Retirement via IRA
29 May 2009 | 4 replies
We are approaching allowable IRA distribution age and have multiple rental properties all with taxable cap gains and no mortgagesWe have taken a second rental as primary residence now but why sell at this point in time at such depressed prices, so we will wait.Our question involves transferring some of our rentals to our self-managed IRAs and then using the tax-deferred nature of it to lower the tax implications.The mechanism would be, sell the property to our IRA's at the adjusted base, so no tax bill, unwind the property from the IRA, again no immediate tax bill, and then take our distributions form the IRA's and pay tax on that, which would be almost nothing due to our lower incomes at that point.Again, doing this at this point in the real estate valuation may not be the best, but once values begin to climb againWas just wondering if anyone has used this mechanism for unwinds, I believe it is perfectly legal, but will check with tax people.Cheers