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Regulations and Laws

How You Can Be Broadsided By Taxes When You Sell Your Home With A Home Office

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When the pandemic hit, seems like everyone started working remotely, and created a home office. The IRS lets us write-off that portion of the home for business use. I’m not going to get into the methods or calculations for the deduction, but the tax implication when that home is ... » Learn More about How You Can Be Broadsided By Taxes When You Sell Your Home With A Home Office

Filed Under: Regulations and Laws Tagged With: Capital Gains, Depreciation Recapture, Home Office tax deduction, Taxes selling a home

Your Tax Benefits; Understanding How Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts Impact 1031 Exchanges

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The main difference between a revocable trust and an irrevocable trust is the degree of control that the person creating the trust (the "grantor") has over the assets in the trust. A revocable trust, also known as a living trust, is a trust that can be modified, amended, or terminated by the grantor ... » Learn More about Your Tax Benefits; Understanding How Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts Impact 1031 Exchanges

Filed Under: Regulations and Laws Tagged With: 1301 Exchange, economics, Stepped Up Tax Basis, Trusts

New Free Real Estate Book INHERITED – WILLS, TRUSTS AND REAL ESTATE : INHERITANCE STRATEGIES

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Do you know anyone who recently inherited a home, setting up an estate plan, or dealing with the loss of a loved one? I’ve made it my mission to help home sellers & families who may be going through a difficult time and need help to analyze their options regarding their real estate holdings. ... » Learn More about New Free Real Estate Book INHERITED – WILLS, TRUSTS AND REAL ESTATE : INHERITANCE STRATEGIES

Filed Under: Regulations and Laws Tagged With: Property tax exemption, property taxes

Are You Missing Out On Your Property Tax Exemption?

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Since 1974, the state of California has offered to reduce the assessed value of any "owner-occupied home" by $7,000. That, in turn, reduces the home’s annual tax bill. You just have to apply once, and the ‘homeowners exemption’ will be applied automatically to your assessment until you move out or ... » Learn More about Are You Missing Out On Your Property Tax Exemption?

Filed Under: Regulations and Laws Tagged With: Prop 13, Property tax exemption, San Fernando Valley Real Estate Market

1st Time Buyer -Shared Appreciation “California Dream For All” Loan; Good, But Not Really For All

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It’s hit the media, the second round of the government's “Dream For All” in 2024 will be very different than the first round last year. Created in 2022, Dream for All was originally envisioned as a 10-year, $10 billion investment before lawmakers scaled it back last year. In 2023 only $300 ... » Learn More about 1st Time Buyer -Shared Appreciation “California Dream For All” Loan; Good, But Not Really For All

Filed Under: Market Updates, Mortgage Rates, Regulations and Laws Tagged With: California Dream For All, California Real Estate market, Down Payment Assistance, economics, first time buyers, housing affordability, san fernando valley homes

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