The real estate industry is still very fragile and likely to remain so. In better times, the real estate industry would be a dynamic engine of job creation. Any new tax burdens on real estate owners will impair and delay further recovery. These proposals are ill-advised, inopportune and potentially destructive. Please take action today to tell Congress “No New Real Estate Tax Burdens”.
Posts Tagged ‘retirement income’
May 17th, 2010
What’s the Capital of Taxes?
Posted in Experienced Investors 
Tags: accountant, capital gains, CPA, investment tax, long term capital gains tax, NAR, National Association of Realtors, Owner Financing, retirement income
Tags: accountant, capital gains, CPA, investment tax, long term capital gains tax, NAR, National Association of Realtors, Owner Financing, retirement incomeOctober 30th, 2008
The Secret to Avoiding a Bad Investment in the Current Real Estate Market
Posted in Thoughts Tags: creative real estate investing, foreclosure, Location, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, retirement income
Tags: creative real estate investing, foreclosure, Location, Owner Financing, Real Estate Investing, real estate investing guide, retirement incomeReal estate investing is like growing grapes for wine. There is a microclimate effect on grapes. One vineyard produces merlot grapes that produce wine that sell for ten dollars a bottle and the one right next door produces wine that sell for $150 a bottle. What’s the difference? Location, location, location! One gets better sun, [...]
