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Testimonials ...
What can I say but a million thanks.
Dear Bob,
What can I say but a million thanks. You and Nicole had a huge challenge working with me, an out-of-state trustee, and a slight downturn in the real estate market.
I truly appreciate all the extra footwork you did to expedite the sale of the property at 6300 W. 79th Place. You and Nicole always kept me informed of what was happening with phone calls, letters and faxes. The two of you took care of things of which I had absolutely no knowledge. You kept your cool and were extremely professional in all correspondences with me.
I consider myself lucky to have been so far away from home and to have found people like you who did such an excellent job.
Thanks and good health, wealth and happiness in the coming years.
Sincerely, Susan L. Williamson
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Closing or Settlement >Moving Day
Here are some tips for coordinating a move that depends on careful timing. Say the closing on the sale of your home is Friday morning at 11:00, and that afternoon at 3:00 you are to complete the transaction on the house you are buying. Your sellers are completing the purchase of their new house on Monday. As sellers, each of you is obligated to leave your house vacant and clean at the time of the closing. You will each take possession of the home you are buying after the closing.
If you are faced with a game of musical moving vans, you may want to negotiate with your buyers or sellers to remain in your old house for a few extra days or move your belongings into the new home a little early. You should draw up a written agreement which details your arrangement, such as the amount of rent, the move-in or move-out date, and any agreements regarding utilities, insurance, or a damage escrow. If you need to make special arrangements for your move, let your real estate agent know and work out the details as early as possible in advance of the closing.
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What is the maximum interest you can deduct on your federal tax return to purchase or improve a first or second home?
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One of the greatest benefits of home ownership is the federal tax deduction for interest up to, but not exceeding, $1million. |
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