Is your HOUSE making you sick?! The Top 16 Items in your home that could be affecting you today!
Taxes are due April 15, which means it’s time to start gathering your W2s, 1099s, child care receipts and bank statements. But before you sit down with your accountant, it’s important for you to know that merely owning a home could mean you qualify for tax breaks. In most cases, you need to itemize your taxes in order to take advantage of these deductions. Yes, it makes the tax-filing process seem impenetrable, but the benefits may outweigh the complications.
Here are a few of the tax breaks you’ll want to investigate:
Thinking of remodeling something in your home? Needs ideas, suggestions or guidance?
Then create an IdeaBook for your next Project!
The biggest name in search has teamed up with the Internet’s most popular real estate portal.
App detects when users are looking for real estate.
Seems like the venerable fireplace has had its up and downs, almost extinct during the advent of centralized heating. Now finally garnering some design focus, check out some modern interpretations of the cave-dwellers first dwelling upgrade.
Short video that address the age old question of whether to Buy or Rent.
Luxury closets with multimedia, appliances and escalators? Who needs a house? Read more here.
A low appraisal can torpedo a sale or mortgage application. With a strategy and a little effort, make the appraisal work for you. Here’s how.
Rain or Shine (but probably snow), this is where I’ll be this Sunday between 1 – 4 p.m. Come visit me at 28 Fox Chase Lane in Skillman. To see more, click here.
If you’re house hunting in earnest, you know how easy it is to get houses confused, over time or just when seeing several in a day. Even with notes, which house is which, and what did it look like?
Well, there’s an app to help for both the iPhone and iPad. It’s called House Hunter and you can find it in the App Store on iTunes. House Hunter will organize, track and score against each other the various houses you’re viewing and help you keep on top of your house hunting process.
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