What is the Tax Exclusion Rule for the Sale of a Residence?
The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 has replaced the old Rollover Residence Replacement Rule, IRS Code Section 1034,…
The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 has replaced the old Rollover Residence Replacement Rule, IRS Code Section 1034,…
Your escrow officer or closing agent will refer to three main documents to act as the roadmap to…
Knowing when to close your real estate purchase can work to your advantage at tax time. You may…
In many states it is customary for the Seller to provide the Buyer with an owner’s policy of…
Among the various items which will be prorated, or shared between the buyer and seller at the closing…
When you begin shopping for the best home price, mortgage rate, insurance premium, and lender closing costs, so…
When you sit down for your closing, whether it is at a title company, an escrow office, an…
At close of escrow, certain expenses will be pro-rated, giving the Buyer and Seller any credits they may…
In some states around the country, attorneys examine the recorded documents relating to title and issue what is…
Often a buyer wonders if he is buying property in a state which is considered a “title theory…
When you give your deposit to the real estate agent and the signed sales agreement has been signed…
In a condominium, you technically do not own “land” but rather you own the “air space” inside the…
When a borrower signs a promissory note, he is agreeing to pay the lender a specific amount of…
Who is going to remove the boat? Before the closing takes place, it is customary that the buyer…
Many times two or more owners want to hold title to a property and they want the “right…
Prepayment penalties are those charges which a lender imposes if you wish to pay off your loan early….
Title insurance is not required by law, however almost all lenders will require a lender’s title insurance policy…
Prior to the actual closing day, there are several things you should do to be certain that your…