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Real Estate

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December 18, 2023 By john

Key Tax Considerations for Real Estate Investors

We were recently featured on Porch.com covering some of the tax considerations and implications. Visit the article for more considerations across the real estate landscape. Tax Considerations for Real Estate As with any investment, understanding the tax implications of managing real estate

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December 11, 2023 By john

Navigating the Maze of Vacancies: Deducting Expenses in Commercial Real Estate

Vacant spaces in commercial properties can be a nightmare. Not only do they represent lost income, but navigating the complex world of tax deductions for such spaces can be equally frustrating. Understanding the Rules of the Game The IRS doesn't readily hand out "bonus points" for empty units.

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April 14, 2023 By john

The New 40-Year Mortgage: Is It Right for You?

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) approved 40-year mortgages in May 2022. This is a significant change from the traditional 30-year mortgage, and it has both pros and cons for potential borrowers. Why was it approved? The FHA approved 40-year mortgages in an effort to make homeownership

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March 17, 2023 By john

King County Property Taxes Pricing People Out Of Their Homes

Washington State has long been a desirable location for many individuals and families seeking a high quality of life. With its scenic landscapes, vibrant cities, and thriving economy, it is no wonder that so many people want to call this place -- and its neighborhoods -- a home. However, recent

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October 28, 2022 By john

The Seattle Housing Market Has Officially Cooled

Seattle’s housing market is one of the most interesting in the country and has always been a bellwether for the national housing sector. Its sharp decline and subsequent rebound over the last two decades has occurred in lockstep with trends elsewhere, but Seattle is not following suit this time. The

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July 15, 2022 By john

Types Of Deductible Expenses When Selling Your Home 

When selling your house, you’ll likely incur various expenses. These costs are usually one-time, and in most cases, they’re not eligible for the home seller tax deduction. However, some of these expenses might be deductible if they meet the IRS rules concerning the sale of your home.  Repairs and

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June 3, 2022 By john

Still A Seller’s Market, Seattle Realty Rising 

The housing market in Seattle continues to grow with demand for apartments and homes increasing despite inflation and rising house prices. Prices have jumped nearly 20% since last year with some homes staying in the market for only six days. Record-breaking sales for last year were experienced in

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June 11, 2021 By john

Common & Confusing Terms In Real Estate: Fee Simple & Fee Tail

 Before you buy any property, make sure you understand what you're getting into. Of course, for anyone that's purchased a home, you know the mountain of paperwork to get through before the sale is final. However, this is all the more reason to pay close attention to the verbiage used on the realty's

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