It is a problem in neighborhoods across the country. It could happen in your Northern Virginia neighborhood. “It” is the upsetting sight of a property that isn’t being maintained to the same standards as the rest of the surrounding homes. What is the best way to handle the issue, maintain relationships and retain the value of your home and neighborhood?
When it comes to the American Dream of owning a home, nothing much has changed. People still want a place to call their own, to raise a family and feel secure. Homeownership also provides emotional and financial benefits. The American Dream in is still alive in the Northern Virginia real estate market and across the country!
With all of the opportunities to purchase great homes for sale in Northern Virginia, you may have been thinking about purchasing another property, maybe even one for your retirement. Even if you are not ready to move into it yet, purchasing a home to retire to now will give you the benefit of the current low interest rates, reduced prices and lower competition.
Do you own Northern Virginia real estate as a principal residence, and also own a second home at the beach or in the mountains that you use for vacations?
It’s important to know that although principal and second homes have some very similar tax benefits, there are also some differences that you should consider.
In the future, it may be clear that this was the best buyer’s market ever. The prices are down nationwide 35-40% from four years ago, mortgage rates have never been this low and rents are rising. Few homes have been built in recent years to keep up with a growing population. Now may be the best time to buy real estate.
I am always on the lookout to help owners of northern Virginia real estate benefit as much as possible from their home investment. Did you know that you can rent out part or your entire home and not have to declare that rental income? You as a homeowner can benefit from a little known provision […]
Owners of northern Virginia real estate, please be aware: The IRS currently has a $1.1 million limit on mortgage interest deduction. A recent U.S. Tax Court ruling upholds the IRS’ position that this deduction applies per residence and not per taxpayer.
Wow!, we can’t even sell a home in Northern Virginia Real Estate in under 3 hours. And here they have built an entire house in the time it takes to watch a movie. Watch the video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5661470904690661035#
