Category: Real Estate

Death is the natural process and there is no way around it. But there are few ways you can make life easier for others left behind after your death. You may have accumulated a lot of real estate and other

Tenants have busy schedules. On a typical day, they take the kids to daycare, go to work, run errands during their lunch hour, and juggle extracurricular activities and meetings. Since there is so much going on, they may have forgotten

If you’re considering a charity car donation, I’m going to summarize some of the facts you should know. You can receive a nice IRS tax deduction for your old or used car and help someone in need in the process.

You can be in business for yourself and start your own business simply by offering to wash others’ cars for them. Not everyone wants a car detail all the time, just occasionally, but they do need their cars washed regularly.

Think long term (for models) Buy the car you want, but only after it’s at least two years old, and three would be better. By doing this, you automatically save millions of dollars over your lifetime. When I was 23,

As a property owner, you need to find ways to save money and earn income over the life of the loan. As a homeowner, there are many ways to claim tax deductions to save money on the cost of owning

If you own a flat or apartment within a block and pay an administration fee to the outright owner of the building, you will get standard buildings insurance: this will not insure you as a landlord. Homeowners insurance is widely

Creative Financing When a Commercial Real Estate Investor is looking to purchase an income-producing property using any number of creative financing methods, one of the most important keys to their success is their ability to provide adequate and verifiable proof

A dental practice is sold for a variety of reasons: retirement, moving to another city, or even health concerns. Regardless of the reason, it is critical to consider the tax ramifications of the sale. Depending on the type of assets

With a self-directed IRA or SDIRA, you can diversify your investments to include real estate, businesses, notes, vehicles, and just about anything else that isn’t restricted by the IRA. Essentially, self-directed IRAs allow the investor complete control over investments. Real