Turn on any financial news program and at some point you’ll hear the experts extolling the virtues of diversification. Real estate, even through the market downturn, has long been considered a conservative, long-term strategy to growing wealth.
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When a homeowner sells their property "short," that amount of money that was forgiven by the lender is considered income and typically taxed. Well, currently the Federal Government is not taxing that money to the short seller but the state of California is. On Monday, Legislation to prevent the state from taxing forgiven mortgage debt cleared the state Assembly. The legislation could potentially offer tax relief to thousands of Californians who sold their home through short sale in 2009. The
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Here is the sales data information for closed sales in February 2010
All of the 95826:
19 Sold Single Family Homes.
Average Square footage: 1,352
Average Listing Price: $ $184,788
Average Sales Price: $ 183,884
Median Days on Market: 16 days
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Over the past few months i have been helping plan and coordinate a charity event that Prudential California Realty is doing on March 6th. All 40 of our offices across Northern California and Nevada are choosing a charity/fund raiser event to participate in. My office selected with assisting Bancroft Elementary School. We will be helping with their Educational Natural Habitat/Preserve area. We will be working at the school from 10am-4pm on Saturday. We are inviting anyone and everyone from the
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The FTC has created a website to provide the public with good money saving advice. Always worth a review to make sure you are keeping things in order and also a good source of information if you are struggling financially.
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When beginning the house hunt, some buyers go in blindly, not knowing how much house they can afford. Without this knowledge, buyers may find themselves viewing houses that aren’t within their budget. To prevent buyers from spending time viewing homes they may not be able to afford, real estate experts advise home buyers get pre-approved by lenders before house hunting. Also, with the current speed of homes selling quickly in Sacramento, a buyer could easily miss out on a great property becau
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IRS issues new guidelines on obtaining home buyer tax credits
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued new guidelines and clarified documentation that taxpayers must submit to successfully obtain the federal tax credit for home buyers.
MAKING SENSE OF THE STORY FOR CONSUMERS
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RISMEDIA — Nationwide housing affordability, bolstered by favorable interest rates and low house prices, closed out the year near its highest level since the series was first compiled 18 years ago, according to the National Association of Home Builders/Wells Fargo Housing Opportunity Index (HOI).
The HOI showed that 70.8% of all new and existing homes sold in the final quarter of 2009 were affordable to families earning the national median income of $64,000, slightly higher than the pr
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article by Jim Wasserman of the Sacramento Bee, 2-15-10
Investors paying cash for houses accounted for one in four home sales during the past year in Sacramento County and West Sacramento, becoming dominating players in a distressed market and squeezing out scores of first-time buyers, 2009 statistics now show.
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If you're thinking about selling or buying a Quail Lake home, you'll want an experienced Realtor who specializes in Quail Lake. We're Quail Lake Realtors who
have written
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Should you buy a Clovis home now or wait a few more months to see what the market does? We get asked this question a lot. Every Clovis home buyer is different so won't give a one-size fits all answer. But
here's why we think if you don't buy a Clovis home soon, you may be
sorry later.
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From the New York Times, By Bob Tedeschi, February 3, 2010
BORROWERS looking to make energy upgrades in their homes that will lower utility bills, along with their environmental impact, may soon find additional options available to them.
Fannie Mae, the government-backed company that sets lending standa
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Selling a Clovis home in this down Clovis real estate market can seem like a challenge. But here are 4 reasons that actually make this a good time to sell your Clovis home:
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