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As cheap as government tax foreclosure properties can be, they are all that much challenging. This is because there are a number of strings attached to such properties which you need to be well aware.
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<p>As cheap as government tax foreclosure properties can be, they are all that much challenging. This is because there are a number of strings attached to such properties which you need to be well aware.</p>
<p>There are currently 1.8 million foreclosure filings that have taken place in the year 2009. 77,159 of these have been sold which is a 108.40% increase from last year. About 341,180 new foreclosures have been added to the market. This is a 17.46% increase and is rapidly increasing as unemployment rises. To top it all off average foreclosure prices have decreased by 14.04%.</p>
<p>The rising level of unemployment has caused many people to default on their taxes. This has given rise to the number of government tax foreclosure properties available in the market. It is however imortant to know the circumstances that surround the sale of such a property. You should know there are two kinds of tax foreclosures lein and deed. Each have their own pros and cons.</p>
<p>Irrespective of the kind of property you go for it is equally important to examine the property in person prior to bidding on it. Whereas the total number of foreclosure filings in Texas has slowed down, the number of government tax foreclosure properties in the region have increased. California and Colorado are also high up on the foreclosure listings for these kinds of properties. Up North we have Washington and Montana with an overwhelming supply of government tax foreclosure properties on the listings.</p>
<p>On the other end of the map Illinois, Florida and Tennessee too have been popular in the searches. These regions, especially Illinois was not one of the states where the real estate bubble had inflated but unfortunately it feels the impact of the burst to quite an extent. Illinois along with Idaho have some of the cheapest government tax foreclosure properties to offer. As more and more people fail to churn out the finances required to maintain their homes the country experiences an ever increasing rate of tax foreclosure properties.</p>
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<p>Joseph Smith has been educating buyers on the finer points of foreclosure properties at <a href="http://www.foreclosure-support.com/" target="_blank">Foreclosure-Support.com</a> for over five years.</p>
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With large numbers of Americans now looking for safer investments for their long term wealth building programs. Most want higher returns than they can get from putting their hard earned money into Bank CD's, many are seeking information about Tax Liens. Investing in Tax Lien/Deed certificates will enable you to realize [...]<p><a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info/tax-foreclosures/tax-foreclosure-sales-in-texas">Tax Foreclosure Sales In Texas</a> is a post from: <a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info">Foreclosures Help Information</a></p>
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<p>With large numbers of Americans now looking for safer investments for their long term wealth building programs. Most want higher returns than they can get from putting their hard earned money into Bank CD's, many are seeking information about Tax Liens. Investing in Tax Lien/Deed certificates will enable you to realize safe, annualized returns all guaranteed by the United States Government.</p>
<p>The collection of Real Estate property taxes is a major priority in every taxing district in the USA, as all home owners know all to well. If a county were unable to collect those taxes in a timely ashion, it would be unable to provide the public with important services such as the police and fire departments and schools for our children. To avoid this problem, all counties in 26 states across the US will place a Tax Lien on any property with delinquent property taxes and then sells the delinquent tax debt to investors. The county gets their money, the tax delinquent taxpayer gets more time to pay their already past due property taxes and the investor gets a Real Estate secured high yielding investment.</p>
<p>Tax Liens are often called the "Fort Knox" of investments. Government issued Tax Lien certificates are a safe investment for the following reasons. The constant rise and fall of interest rates do not have any affect whatsoever on Tax Lien Certificates because the interest rates of Tax Lien Certificates are mandated by State law. Basically, you are investing in the Government. When they have collected the past due taxes, you will send them the Tax Lien certificate and in return they will send you a check covering the money you paid for the certificate plus any outstanding interest.</p>
<p>The ups and downs of the stock markets will have no affect whatsoever on the rate of return. Each State has a mandated length of time for the delinquent taxes to be paid. If they are not made current during this time period, the property is sold to pay the debt.  The following are examples from three states showing the lucrative business of Tax Liens: 16% per year in all 15 counties in Arizona, 18% per year in all 67 counties in Florida, 50% per year in all 254 counties in Texas.</p>
<p>Most properties will have an outstanding mortgage. Generally, the lender will pay these delinquent taxes before it gets to the foreclosure stage. The certificates can also be sold or transferred at a discount before the due date allowing the investor to make a smaller profit on the certificate should there be a need for cash for whatever reason.</p>
<p>The main advantage to the new or smaller investor is that there are many thousands of Tax Liens/Deeds for sale at every budget level. In the old days, you would have to travel thousands of miles across the country to auctions if you wanted to buy Tax Liens/Deeds. Now you can do it from the comfort of your own home using the internet.</p>
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<p>By Carl Hampton the best selling Author of "From Credit Despair To Credit Millionaire"<br />
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Investing in real estate provides ample benefits, ranging from passive income from rental properties to long-term value appreciation.  However, another significant benefit of investing in Detroit real estate is the tax benefits, especially for those earners who fall into the high-income tax bracket.
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<p>Investing in real estate provides ample benefits, ranging from passive income from rental properties to long-term value appreciation.  However, another significant benefit of investing in Detroit real estate is the tax benefits, especially for those earners who fall into the high-income tax bracket.</p>
<p>Investing in Detroit Michigan real estate saves you extensively on your taxes &ndash; giving you the opportunity to use the saved taxes on more fruitful investments, or simply as an addition to your savings account.</p>
<p>The value of depreciation</p>
<p>For many investors in Detroit real estate, the most powerful tax incentive stems from depreciation.  In fact, the IRS requires that all investors depreciate the value their investment properties, thus giving you a strong tax benefit.</p>
<p>Depreciation is a capital loss that you take on paper, which accounts for the wear and tear of the home, as well as any built-in obsolesce.  However, keep in mind that the value of the land itself cannot be depreciated.  Only the building structure on the property itself can be depreciable.  Subsequently, as condominiums and town homes do not have any land value, the entire value of the Detroit investment property can be depreciated.  </p>
<p>For a residential Detroit real estate investment, you can depreciate the value of the property over 27.5 years.  For commercial Detroit real estate, the depreciation is calculated over 39 years.</p>
<p>Categorization as a &ldquo;real estate professional&rdquo;</p>
<p>If the IRS categorizes you as a &ldquo;real estate professional,&rdquo; which means that you invest 750 hours annually towards your Detroit investment properties, you have even greater tax benefits.  In fact, if you invest this type of time, along with full participation in the management of your Detroit investment properties, then you have almost limitless tax deductions from your income taxes.</p>
<p>However, if you are not a &ldquo;real estate professional&rdquo; for your Detroit real estate, then the maximum you can deduct is $25,000 from your ordinary taxable income.  However, keep in mind that this includes the depreciation value as well.  In addition, should your annual income surpass $100,000, and you are not a &ldquo;real estate professional,&rdquo; then the $25,000 deduction begins to phase out, and after $150,000 in income, you are not subject to any deduction.</p>
<p>Nonetheless, you can still qualify as a &ldquo;real estate professional&rdquo; simply by hiring a property manager.  You just need to make the major decisions, such as setting rents, interviewing tenants, and managing major expenses.  However, you do not need to manage the day-to-day operating details.  For the nearly unlimited tax expense deduction, this small effort may prove to be significantly worthwhile.</p>
<p>Value of a 1031 Exchange</p>
<p>Detroit real estate investments provide interesting tax benefits that are not matched by any other type of investment instrument.  The 1031 Exchange allows any investor to sell a property, and then invest those proceeds into another similar asset.  When this occurs, you can defer your capital gains tax.</p>
<p>As long as you invest your sales funds into another similar asset, you do not incur any capital gains or losses &ndash; and no other type of investment instrument can provide you with that type of tax benefit.</p>
<p>Deductions in Interest Expense</p>
<p>Another tax benefit to Detroit investment properties stems from your deduction of tax expenses.  If you take on a mortgage for your Detroit real estate, then you can deduct the taxes you paid for this investment &ndash; saving you potentially tens of thousands a year in tax deductions.</p>
<p>Purchasing Detroit MI real estate provides ample opportunities, not only in passive rental income, &ldquo;free equity&rdquo; from renters, and long-term appreciation, but also significant tax benefits that can save you tens of thousands annually.  No other type of investment can live up to those benefits.</p>
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As of Jan 1, 2009, Purchasers of Real Estate will be able to take advantage of a New Mortgage product designed specifically for them. A HECM Mortgage for Purchase, (Home Equity Conversion Mortgage), which is more commonly known as a Reverse Mortgage, can now be used to Purchase property in a "Forward" [...]<p><a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info/tax-foreclosures/tax-foreclosure-sales-nc">Tax Foreclosure Sales Nc</a> is a post from: <a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info">Foreclosures Help Information</a></p>
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<p>As of Jan 1, 2009, Purchasers of Real Estate will be able to take advantage of a New Mortgage product designed specifically for them. A HECM Mortgage for Purchase, (Home Equity Conversion Mortgage), which is more commonly known as a Reverse Mortgage, can now be used to Purchase property in a "Forward" Real Estate transaction, allowing Real Estate to be purchased for cash for 45 cents on the dollar or less, depending on the buyers age, starting at age 62. Every year over the age of 62, the up-front cash required decreases.</p>
<p>Most have heard of a Reverse Mortgage. This is a great tool for those age 62 and over that have equity in their homes. These are designed to allow homeowners to tap their "dormant equity" in their homes for any purpose. Originally designed as a measure of "last resort" for some homeowners, Reverse Mortgages are moving more mainstream and are being used for additional purposes, such as providing funds for everything from Long-term care Insurance, Annuities, and other Investments, to providing current and future financial needs.</p>
<p>These are called Reverse Mortgages, and although a small portion of overall Mortgages today, it is estimated that in 10 years these will make up 50% of all FHA mortgages originated, based on demographics. There are approximately 8000-10,000 folks turning 62 every day in the US, and for many, the primary residence represents their largest Investment. And, when you take into account the current economic climate, you have a market that wants and needs this product.</p>
<p>The New Product, called a HECM Purchase, will allow those 62 and over to use the Reverse Mortgage to finance the purchase of a new or existing home utilizing the Reverse Mortgage.</p>
<p>The new home must be the primary residence. Under FHA rules, you can only have 1 primary residence.</p>
<p>The Purchaser retains ownership and title to the home as long as he lives there. The unpaid Reverse portion accrues interest, and comes due when the homeowner sells or leaves the home. This would allow a Homeowner age 62 to purchase a home with cash of 45%. The other 55% is put on the Reverse Mortgage, and accrues interest. Taxes and Insurance are the responsibility of the homeowner.</p>
<p>Coastal North Carolina has always been a prime retirement haven for those from the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast seeking areas that are warmer and offer a lower cost of living, and is becoming more popular every year. The area from Wilmington NC, to Myrtle Beach SC, has little resemblance to the national housing market. Although the Oceanfront, higher priced foreclosures have increased, the lower priced, owner occupied homes continue to sell well and have maintained their values.</p>
<p>Brunswick County, NC which is located between Wilmington NC and Myrtle Beach, continues to be one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation. The proximity to Wilmington, a charming Southern Town located between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean, and easy access to Myrtle Beach and all it has to offer in shopping, dining, and golf, make it an ideal landing spot for the retiree and empty nester that wants to downsize.</p>
<p>Now, with the new HECM Mortgage product, that transition can be done much more economically, allowing preservation of assets. Most of the relocating folks pay cash, doing so to avoid having mortgage payments. With this product, they can now purchase with less cash,allowing them to possibly leave retirement funds intact, if they so choose to do so. Having a home completely paid for was mainly desired to retire the payment. This product allows the purchaser to eliminate payments, while still providing equity that will continue to grow over time.</p>
<p>When the Home is sold, the Reverse Mortgage balance, plus accrued interest, is then repaid. The remaining equity belongs to the homeowner.</p>
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Reno City of Nevada is going the gambling Casinos way, in competition with the world renowned Las Vegas. It is the third largest city by population, behind Las Vegas and Henderson. It is the county seat of Washoe county and the population as per 2007 Census estimates was 214,853.&#160; Reno shares its [...]<p><a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info/tax-foreclosures/tax-foreclosure-sales-missouri">Tax Foreclosure Sales Missouri</a> is a post from: <a href="http://www.foreclosures-help.info">Foreclosures Help Information</a></p>
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<p><em><a href="http://www.foreclosure1.com/listings/NV/WASHOE/RENO/">Reno City of Nevada</a> </em>is going the gambling Casinos way, in competition with the world renowned Las Vegas. It is the third largest city by population, behind <a href="http://www.foreclosure1.com/listings/NV/CLARK/LAS%20VEGAS/"><em>Las Vegas</em></a> and <a href="http://www.foreclosure1.com/listings/NV/CLARK/HENDERSON/"><em>Henderson</em></a>. It is the county seat of Washoe county and the population as per 2007 Census estimates was 214,853.&nbsp; Reno shares its borders with the city of Sparks and is the larger city of the Reno-Sparks Nevada Metropolitan Statistical Area, which covers Storey and Washoe counties. The combined population of this MSA is 342,885 as per 2000 estimates.</p>
<p>Reno is known as &ldquo;The Biggest Little City in the World&rdquo; and is famous for its casinos. It is home for the big entertainment giants like Harrah&rsquo;s Entertainment. In the early history the prosperity of Reno began with the settlers of the region, starting business with the supply needs of those travelers along the California Trail. During the California&rsquo;s Gold Rush, people as far from North American continent from Missouri River towns used California Trail extending up to 2000 miles, to reach California via Nevada Sierra Mountains. Discovery of Gold and Silver in the periphery of Virginia City further augmented the development of Reno, as the connection between Virginia City and the California Trail.</p>
<p>Nevada State shoot into prominence by legalizing gambling trade and easy divorce laws and this created another boom for Reno. While divorce business diluted, as other States also followed easy rules for divorce, gambling trade flourished as a major Industry for Reno. Further diversification was needed for the economic development of Reno, and it was fulfilled by main east-west Railway system; inter-state highways; favorable tax climate; availability of inexpensive land creating ideal conditions for warehousing and distribution of goods. These facilities were used to enhance the economy of Reno, by meeting the needs of growing population in the surrounding eleven western States of US.</p>
<p>Reno experienced a growing economy by the above factors and this resulted in new home constructions around the metro area. Arising out of the economic growth and the &ldquo;housing bubble&rdquo;, there was tremendous increase in housing prices. In 2006 the area of Reno-Sparks was named as the 44th most overvalued housing market in the country.</p>
<p>But the foreclosure crisis has brought down the housing prices in Reno and they have dramatically plummeted to a never-before bottom by Reno foreclosures, NV. Nevada has been topping the States of US, in turning out foreclosure filings in the last six months, which includes properties facing foreclosures in Reno as well. As on date, as many as 4980 properties are available for buying from Reno foreclosures, NV.</p>
<p>As the time is ripe for investment in these properties and enjoying the future growth Reno city is destined for, investors can avail the present opportunity.&nbsp; The average price of properties ready for sale under Reno foreclosures, NV, is recorded as $166,800, as against the median price of secondary homes at $299,900. The difference is thousands of dollars in home buying now.</p>
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As cheap as government tax foreclosure properties can be, they are all that much challenging. This is because there are a number of strings attached to such properties which you need to be well aware.
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<p>As cheap as government tax foreclosure properties can be, they are all that much challenging. This is because there are a number of strings attached to such properties which you need to be well aware.</p>
<p>There are currently 1.8 million foreclosure filings that have taken place in the year 2009. 77,159 of these have been sold which is a 108.40% increase from last year. About 341,180 new foreclosures have been added to the market. This is a 17.46% increase and is rapidly increasing as unemployment rises. To top it all off average foreclosure prices have decreased by 14.04%.</p>
<p>The rising level of unemployment has caused many people to default on their taxes. This has given rise to the number of government tax foreclosure properties available in the market. It is however imortant to know the circumstances that surround the sale of such a property. You should know there are two kinds of tax foreclosures lein and deed. Each have their own pros and cons.</p>
<p>Irrespective of the kind of property you go for it is equally important to examine the property in person prior to bidding on it. Whereas the total number of foreclosure filings in Texas has slowed down, the number of government tax foreclosure properties in the region have increased. California and Colorado are also high up on the foreclosure listings for these kinds of properties. Up North we have Washington and Montana with an overwhelming supply of government tax foreclosure properties on the listings.</p>
<p>On the other end of the map Illinois, Florida and Tennessee too have been popular in the searches. These regions, especially Illinois was not one of the states where the real estate bubble had inflated but unfortunately it feels the impact of the burst to quite an extent. Illinois along with Idaho have some of the cheapest government tax foreclosure properties to offer. As more and more people fail to churn out the finances required to maintain their homes the country experiences an ever increasing rate of tax foreclosure properties.</p>
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<p>Joseph Smith has been educating buyers on the finer points of foreclosure properties at <a href="http://www.foreclosure-support.com/" target="_blank">Foreclosure-Support.com</a> for over five years.</p>
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Question: i lost my home through foreclosure. what are the "State" tax consequences in California?

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<p>my home is a "non-recourse" loan, therefore cancellation of debt income is not taxable in the Federal level; i'd like to know whether California slaps a state tax from a deficiency (foreclosure sale price is less than the outstanding amount of the debt)?
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Cheap foreclosed homes in Fort Carson, Colorado may soon have new owners. In 2005, the U.S. Army announced that members of the 4th Infantry Division would be relocated from Fort Hood in Texas to Fort Carson. This would mean about 6,500 additional soldiers in the region.
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<p>Cheap foreclosed homes in Fort Carson, Colorado may soon have new owners. In 2005, the U.S. Army announced that members of the 4th Infantry Division would be relocated from Fort Hood in Texas to Fort Carson. This would mean about 6,500 additional soldiers in the region.</p>
<p>Since then, developments have been experienced in the area fueled by the construction of a retail corridor in Mesa Ridge Parkway. Civic leaders viewed the development as a magnet for homebuyers and a way to generate more tax revenue.</p>
<p>Construction work is also noted on Fort Carson&rsquo;s eastern entrance, such as the expansion of Gate 20 and the rebuilding of Interstate 25 interchange. These construction projects are meant to create easy access to Fountain Valley where many soldiers are considering living.</p>
<p>The ongoing developments and preparations have made some economists, business owners and civic leaders speculate whether the Fountain Valley should anticipate a boom in population and business.</p>
<p>Since Memorial Day, about 100 soldiers daily have started to report at Fort Carson. This created an immediate need for housing, with soldiers grabbing single-family rentals and apartments in Fountain Valley. Because of this development, the vacancy rate in the town has been reduced.</p>
<p>However, industry experts noted that the soldiers are not yet buying cheap foreclosed homes. They said that many activities are taking place in the rental market, adding that it is too early to predict if Fort Carson is on its way to a housing and business expansion.</p>
<p>Experts said that the expansion depends on several factors that are beyond their control. Some of them include the confidence of soldiers about their new assignments, future deployments and recovery of the financial market and the economy.</p>
<p>They said that many soldiers are waiting for some signs, bidding their time, thus the slow home sales in the town despite the influx of military in the area. Experts said that soldiers come in the area thinking that they are coming in temporarily and would be shipped out soon. That is why many of them are not having long-term plans yet.</p>
<p>Five years ago, many military families moved out from the town, leaving in their wake hundreds of cheap foreclosed homes. But industry experts hope that the trend would soon be revised.</p>
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Question: Short sale vs foreclosure in Florida? What's better?

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<p>My investment property is in foreclosure stage. I'm planning to short sale it. Will I have to pay taxes on the difference I owe to the bank? How much? What does it depend on whether the IRS sens from 1099 or not? May be I should rather let the house go into the foreclosure? What's better in my case? Thanks
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<p><b>Answer:</b> short sell is better than foreclosure. Only the difference between what you owe and what the bank gets for the house will go on your credit. Foreclosure will go on your credit in addition to difference owed on the house.</p>
<p>From what I have seen, Short sales tend to be priced higher than foreclosure. So you will owe less with a short sale.</p>
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<p><em>Real estate investing now offers a home buyer more options than ever before, especially with the recent downturn in the economy.</em></p>
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<p><em>Real estate agents, realtors, and real estate brokers have began to list homes for sale at an enormous rate, and many of the homes for sale on MLS listings are selling below their market value, due to home buying being at an all time low, home lending being scarce, and home foreclosures are at an all time high.</em></p>
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<p><em>It is now time to make your realtor, or real estate agent work for you and earn your business as a home buyer, that is willing to invest in a very uncertain economy, in which taxes are due to rise, and home loans have been restructured by the banking industry.</em></p>
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<p><em>Real estate listings are plentiful in Charlotte, Waxhaw, Davidson, and Raleigh NC, which means that this is now a buyers market, and even realtors nationwide are feeling the pinch, so now is the best time to negotiate some amenities when buying a new home, a HUD home, or a foreclosure home, because you have the upper hand when you choose</em></p>
<p><em>to buy one of these homes, and your real estate agent, or broker is aware of this fact.</em></p>
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<p><em>This is the reason that your realtor should offer you a free home deep cleaning gift certificate as an incentive for your business, and if your realtor does not offer you some type of home buying incentive, you should kindly remind them that you would like to have a professional home cleaning service clean your home after you move in and get settled, because new homeowners rarely feel like cleaning their newly purchased home after moving in and getting all their furnishings organized, and if you are buying a new home, HUD home, or a foreclosure home, you know that it has not be cleaned or dusted for awhile if it has been sitting on the market awaiting a buyer.</em></p>
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<p><em>There is one excellent company in NC that services the entire state, and their name is QualiCare Maids, they offer realtors, military personnel, seniors, and handicapped persons an ongoing 10-20% discount and they also offer maid cleaning gift certificates to both businesses and consumers.</em></p>
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<p><em>This company is an independently owned veteran business that is very affordable and very good and cleaning any home or business, and they can be found all over the Internet.</em></p>
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<p><em>I am sure that you will appreciate a free home deep cleaning gift certificate and find it very useful when redeeming it for a deep cleaning of your newly purchased home, or you may choose to use the gift certificate for the holidays, or days when you are expecting a visit from family or friends and want your home to look its best when they arrive.</em></p>
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<p><em>Renters should also request that the property management company that they lease a home, apartment, or condo from, either give them a free home deep cleaning gift certificate when they move in or out of their residence, as an incentive for moving in.</em></p>
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<p><em>Homes are readily available for both sale and rent in Waxhaw, NC, Charlotte, NC, Indian trail, NC Matthews, NC, Statesville, NC, Raleigh, NC, Cary, NC, Morrisville,NC, Lake Norman, NC, Mooresville, NC, Fayetteville, NC Davidson, NC, and Kannapolis, NC and many other North Carolina towns, so there is no reason why your realtor should reject such a minimal request for your business, after all, your realtor will be getting thousands of dollars in commission, or your property manager will have you locked into a lease for at least 12 months, and with the many choices of properties for sale and rent these days, many realtors and property management companies will honor a minimal request such as a free home cleaning.</em></p>
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<p><em>If you are planning to relocate to NC, or purchase a home in NC and unsure of a good place to start to look for a great home cleaning service, you should visit the QualiCare Maids website at: </em><a href="http://qualicaremaids/"><em><a target="_blank" href="http://qualicaremaids">http://qualicaremaids</a></em></a><em>.webs.com, for more information, and I&rsquo;m sure they will be able to help you negotiate something with your realtor or property manager.</em></p>
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Question: 1098,1099, and Foreclosures?

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My primary residence in california was foreclosed last year. It had 2 loans. The purchased price was $326,000
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<p>Hi,<br />
My primary residence in california was foreclosed last year. It had 2 loans. The purchased price was $326,000<br />
The primary lender sent me a 1099 A:<br />
box 1= 12/27/2007<br />
box 2= 260,000<br />
box 3 = 261,000</p>
<p>I was expecting a 1099 C from the 2nd lender, but they told me they will not issue the 1099 C for 2007 since they did process the foreclosure until beginning 1/2008. They said the1099 C will be for 2008.</p>
<p>My question is: </p>
<p>Do I report the 1099 A for 2007 tax year and then report the 1099 C on the 2008 tax year?</p>
<p>Do I need to report the 1099-A since there was no gain and I cannot write off the loss?  If yes, do I treat this 1099 A as a sale of my property (scheduled D)?</p>
<p>Also, I paid 5 months of mortgage in 2007, can I still claim the interest?  I did receive a 1098 from both lenders.</p>
<p>Thanks.  I appreciate your advice.
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<p><b>Answer:</b> You paid the interest, yes you can deduct it.</p>
<p>You *must* report the "sale" of the property on schedule D.  The loss is not deductible, but if you don't list it, the IRS will put a basis of zero down and give you a HUGE gain.</p>
<p>The $260K 1099-A will not cause cancellation of debt because they did get paid off.  You sold them the house for $260K.</p>
<p>The other loan is the problem.  You "sold" their share of the house back to them for their loan.  So if their debt is $40K, you sold it for $300K and have $40K of future cancellation of debt income.</p>
<p>In 2008, you will either put the cancelled debt on line 21 of the 1040 (and pay income tax) or use form 982 to try and exclude it.  The form 982 has been updated to reflect the cushy foreclosure deal if this is your main home for at least 2 years.</p>
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<p><a href="http://www.ruthmillsteam.com/real_estate_statistics.html">Home Prices in San Diego County</a> for the month of October were higher than the same month in the previous year for the first time in more than three years. The increase was very minimal, and may be only temporary, but experts say that its indicative of a stabilizing market. The median sales price of $325k was unchanged from the previous two months, but was $1,500 higher than in October 2008. It was the first year-over-year increase since June of 2006.</p>
<p>The increase comes on the tail end of a dramatic freefall in home prices, from May 2008 to May of this year, when year over year declines in home prices were more than 20 percent. January saw the biggest decline at almost 35 percent. Economists generally look at year over year numbers instead of monthly trends because they aren&rsquo;t affexted by seasonal factors. The median sales price over that 13 month period, in all, fell from $380k to $280k before starting to go back up.&nbsp; </p>
<p>Experts say that various programs from the federal government have been a huge help in stabilizing the market. With interest rates at or near record lows, affordability is higher than it&rsquo;s been for quite some time. When scores of lending agencies were failing because of subprime mortgage defaults, the government stepped in, insuring loans and raising limits to spur home buying. Also, mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were taken over by the government. Congress passed and recently both extended and expanded a tax credit for tax payers who buy a home in order to encourage on-the-fence people to buy.</p>
<p>Analysts say that the new-found stability for home prices id precarious at this point. A new wave of foreclosures or a spike in interest rates could cause prices to plummet again. Plus, it is uncertain how the market will react when the federal programs are closed next year. Sales, say analysts, are a more telling factor in the health of the market than prices. October saw 3,670 home sales in San Diego County, up more than 6 percent from September and 2 percent from last October. October typically brings a drop in sales from September. </p>
<p>Large numbers of distressed properties have been a factor in increased sales, as first time buyers and investors try to outbid each other on discounted properties. Almost 35 percent of homes sold in October had been foreclosed in the previous 12 months.</p>
<p>Analysts are hoping that the new expansion of the federal homebuyers tax credit will boost sales of higher priced homes, a real key to a sustained housing recovery. Sales in this area of the market have remained low because it&rsquo;s difficult to get financing and sellers have not dropped asking prices, preferring to hold on to their properties until a recovery is at hand.</p>
<p>The number of distressed properties on the market does seem to be tapering off. But as unemployment continues to rise, it is unknown whether a new wave of foreclosures will hit as jobless homeowners struggle to get their mortgages modified and save their homes. According to the San Diego Association of Realtors, there are currently just under 8,300 active listings and 6,350 listings in pending mode.</p>
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