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Real Estate Law

Foreclosed Home Sales Increased to 5.36 Million

19th May 2011
The real estate scenario is in a worrisome state. Foreclosures are high. In January, many people bought homes that had been occupied by others earlier. Investors are making all cash purchases. The number of buyers who bought homes for the first time...
Author: karen
Taxes

How to File and Pay Old Taxes

15th February 2011
For middle income wage earners with assets and small business owners who want to prepare their tax return on their own, you will need to use the latest income tax filing software. Today's tax software is very sophisticated and can handle most small busine...
Author: Rogelio Little
Taxes

Can a Tax Attorney Really Help When You Are In Trouble With The IRS

11th February 2011
After you have completed the virtual interview, the software will then do a virtual audit of your return, compare it to similar returns, check for errors, and calculate your tax liability or refund. Once you have made any recommended changes and correctio...
Author: Rogelio Little
Real Estate Law

Demand after stamp duty break

11th May 2010
It has been revealed that mortgage lenders and estate agents have reported a rise in demand from prospective first-time buyers, after the government's announcement of a two-year stamp duty holiday for them. The Easter holiday period is commonly the bus...
Author: Davinder
Real Estate Law

How can good conveyancing solicitors make the process of conveyancing easier, faster as well as bett

18th February 2010
Conveyancing transactions can go smoothly and quickly or it can be protracted and costly. Conveyancing firms and conveyancing solicitors vary as does the price they charge. Many second time buyers have learnt their lesson and select their conveyancing sol...
Author: Ittaman Pattat
Taxes

You’ve Got 15 More Days To Use The First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit

23rd December 2009
Considering it can take up to 60 days to close on a home, first-time buyers have 2 weeks at most to find a home. Buyers not under contract by October 15 have little chance of meeting the November 30 deadline and, therefore, little chance of...
Author: Housing Assist of America
Taxes

Avoid Stamp Duty Tax - last two months!

22nd October 2009
Hurry, hurry! Only two months left to avoid stamp duty!! (unless the Government extend the tax cut offer) Back in September Gordon Brown announced that properties costing less than £175,000 will be exempt from stamp duty until the end of December 2009...
Author: Jones
Real Estate Law

Saving Money When Engaging In The Conveyancing Process

01st August 2009
Conveyancing is a process few people ever hear about until they have to go through it via the purchase or selling of their first property. After getting what it is straight, the next step would be ‘how to go about it wisely' and in credit crunch tim...
Author: CatM