Selling your home without an agent has its appeal - primarily, not giving up between 3-6% of your home’s selling cost to agent fees. However, before you throw a “for sale” sign in
It’s the season of resolutions and goal setting! As you consider what you’d like to accomplish this year, we encourage you to think about your legal state of affairs - especially when it
The new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affects nearly everyone who pays taxes in America. Read on for several important points you should know about right now. As you may have heard on
Collaborative Divorce is a process where both parties commit to negotiating a mutually acceptable resolution without having to go to court. This requires open communication and information sharing and should create a solution
You intend to pass along your wealth through your estate plan, but what about your wisdom? Ensuring you accomplish both means having a conversation with your family about your money, your legacy, and
Most families in America that have a pet consider that animal to be a part of the family. Because of this, many people want to make sure their pet is cared for in
If you just celebrated a summer or early fall wedding, then now is the perfect time to start working on an estate plan. Although you may think that settling into a home together
In our last two blogs we’ve been discussing different aspects of a Tax-Deferred Exchange – a technique available to defer taxes and maximize the funds available for reinvestment upon the sale of an
In our last blog, we discussed the limitations of a Tax-Deferred Exchange – a technique available to defer taxes and maximize the funds available for reinvestment upon the sale of an investment property.
How the 1031 Tax Deferred Exchange Can Affect Your Real Estate Investment Since the Tax Reform Act of 1986, real estate investors have faced one big problem on the sale of their property:
