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Understanding Taxes on Real Estate Gains
Selling real estate? You may owe up to 25% in taxes, plus 3.8% NIIT. Rules are complex—contact us with questions and we'll guide you!
Oct 14, 2024

Can Homeowners Deduct Seller-Paid Points as the Real Estate Market Improves?
Lower mortgage rates are exciting, and if you've recently bought a home, you might be able to deduct seller-paid mortgage points!
Oct 3, 2024

Planning your Estate? Consider these Strategies to Save in Future Taxes
With the high federal estate tax exemption for 2024, many people aren't worried about estate taxes. However, you might want to reconsider.
Aug 12, 2024

House Rich but Cash Poor? Consider a Reverse Mortgage Strategy
Are you a homeowner in need additional or supplemental income, a reverse mortgage may be your answer. Learn how it works.
Jul 26, 2024

Save on Taxes Accrued from Selling Appreciated Land in 3 Steps
Thinking of selling a piece of land that has appreciated over the years? Expect a tax bill that could amount to 24% of your sale, or lower.
Jul 11, 2024

Selling an Appreciated Vacation Home - Tax Scenarios
Owning a home that has increased in value is typically beneficial. However, the federal income taxes owed from the sale can be complex.
Jul 2, 2024


Considering Turning Your Home into a Rental Property?
If you're in the market for a new home, you might have contemplated the idea of holding onto your current property and renting it out....
May 8, 2024


Tax Rules for Vacation Rental Properties
Are you purchasing a vacation rental house or already own one? You might be curious about the tax implications of renting it out.
Apr 8, 2024

The Tax Implications to Retiring in a Different State
Approaching retirement? You may think about moving to another state, but here's what you need to know before making that move.
Feb 7, 2024


Defer a Current Tax Bill with a Like-Kind Exchange
Considering a like-kind exchange to defer a tax bill, read more to learn how to do it.
Feb 5, 2024

The Tax Implications of Renting Out a Vacation Home
If you rent your vacation home, any rent you receive isn’t included in your income for tax purposes. Here are the rules.
Nov 2, 2023
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