Friday, June 22, 2012
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Equestrian property for sale in Palm City, Florida. See it in Localhorse
Check out this website I found at localhorse.com
This is a beautiful turn key property. Upscale, immaculate and beautiful
Just listed: 7004 SW Busch Street, Palm City, FL 34990 for $2,950,000 via @realbird http://ping.fm/qf4Nm
Friday, June 15, 2012
South Florida Equestrian Estate for Sale, Palm City, Florida
via horseclicks.com
This is a beautiful equestrian farm in Palm City Farms, Palm City, Florida. Palm City is located abaout 35 minutes from the Polo Grounds in Wellington. The estate has an eight stall barn, two broodmare stalls, three bedroom quest quarters, shop, beautiful cypress white cross fencing throughout the fifteen acres, round pen, and a stately 6700 plus sq ft Key West Style home. The home in upscale in all new amenities. Twelve foot ceilings, two laundry rooms, two kitchens, media/family room, and an outstanding gourmet kitchen. This farm is priced to sale. Gorgeous property. Appointment. Sunflower Homes and Equestrian.
Horse Property for Sale in South Florida for sale in Martin, Florida :: HorseClicks http://ping.fm/gyims
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Horse Property for Sale in South Florida for sale in Martin, Florida :: HorseClicks http://ping.fm/mesrY
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Equestrian Facility,12425 Indrio Rd, Ft Pierce Florida for sale in Florida :: HorseClicks http://ping.fm/gaaKE
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Write-offs to Remember!!
Write-offs to Remember Deductions in the Loan Process Write-offs are the government's way of rewarding taxpayers when they've done something the government likes. And to judge by the write-offs, the government likes it when people borrow money to buy a house. There are write-offs aplenty, many of which people often forget. Make sure your clients take advantage of every break the IRS will give. Here are a few they tend to forget: Points: According to the IRS, origination fees charged as points must be paid for the use of money, (for example, to obtain a lower interest rate) in order to be tax deductible. Origination fees that constitute a "service fee" are not tax deductible. The question must be asked, "Does the fee apply to the use of money, or is it a service charge?" Pre-payment penalties: Unforeseen circumstances often cause borrowers to pull out of their mortgages sooner than expected. Fortunately, pre-payment penalties are tax deductible, which helps ease the pain. Pro-rated real estate taxes: Even if the seller sent the tax collector the check, chances are the buyer paid a pro-rated portion of the taxes for the year at closing. Be sure they know to deduct their fair share. Pro-rated mortgage interest: Depending on when in the month the home sale closes, buyers pay either a hefty or a tiny amount of pro-rated mortgage interest for that month. Big or small, they can write that off. The Final Closing/Settlement Statement will show just how much they've paid. Home construction loan interest: As long as the construction period doesn't last more than two years before they make the new place their "principal residence," they can write off the interest for that construction loan. It pays to pay attention – all these write-offs can add up to some serious savings when tax time comes around.
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