Posts Tagged ‘vacation property’

Investing In Foreclosures On The Beach

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Many investors know that when they are buying a home, one of the best ways to get a fair price is to find foreclosures, and this includes homes on the beach. They will be able to buy the property at a good value, and they can then use the home in several different ways. Some [...]

Living On The Beach Just Got Easier

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

How many times have you thought about packing up and leaving the cold, wintery states to find a place that is warm throughout the year, a place where you won’t have to bundle up just to start the car in the morning? If you are like most people in the northern states, you consider doing [...]

Tax Time . . . Panic Time?

Tuesday, March 9th, 2010

Do you panic every year when your taxes come due? Does it always seem like you owe the taxman at the end of the year? It doesn’t have to be that way. A few small changes to how you handle your taxes can make this time of year a little less bleak, even with the [...]

Sell Your Timeshare Fast – How To Sell A Timeshare Is Not Rocket Science Or Voodoo Magic

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

I am assuming that you are reading this because you are tired of wasting money on something that you are not using, correct? Perhaps you took a great vacation a few years ago and you were convinced to invest in a timeshare with promises of never ending vacations and other wonderful times spent with family [...]

Stimulus Package For First Time Homebuyers

Saturday, September 19th, 2009

If you are a qualifying homeowner, here’s what you need to know about what the Stimulus Package can do for you: You may be eligible for receiving a tax credit only if you or your spouse are first-time homebuyers and have not owned a residence up to three years prior to the time of your [...]

What you Need to Know Before Applying for a Mortgage Modification

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

Most banks and/or financial institutions have their own set of guidelines for mortgage modifications. There are, however, only a few regulations controlled by the government that every lender must follow. Primary Property: You may only modify the mortgage that is on your primary residence, meaning the mortgage for the home you are living in. The [...]