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Tag Archives: Taxes
Stockton Real Estate area sales drop 35% in July
July has come and gone and its time to take a look at the effect to the Stockton Real Estate Market with the expiration of the home buyers tax credit. July sales by area 2010 vs. 2009 AREA … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News, Tax Info
Tagged Real estate demand, Stockton Real Estate Market, Tax credit, Taxes
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Is the Origination Fee “points” deductible? “YES”, The IRS says.
Points! Those pesky fees charged by banks and loan brokers are annoying and can sometimes be incredibly large. The good news is that that fee can be deducted on your taxes. The IRS says so! Surprisingly the IRS site on … Continue reading
Top 10 Overlooked Tax Tips
I recently got an email from TreXglobal, an online propery management software company, regarding the top 10 overlooked Tax tips. I found many of them to be useful so I reprinted them here. Please note I am not an accountant … Continue reading
Posted in Cash Flow Investments, Tax Info
Tagged real estate, Rental income, Stockton Real Estate Investing, Taxes
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Improve Your Home and Have Uncle Sam Pay for It!!
Uncle Sam will credit you 30% of the cost up to $1,500 in 2009 for improvements to existing home that make your home more energy efficient. Improve Your Home and Have Uncle Sam Pay for It

