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Rolly asked: I need to sell a home in Olrando and I am not sure how to find a good real estate person. I just don’t want to call anyone. They say a good realtor is key especially in the market we are in now. I already lost 7 months with my curreny realtor (who is also a friend) and I feel she...

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Property tax and Mortgage interest deduction on marital property when divorced?

Posted by RealEstateSEO | Posted in Real Estate SEO | Posted on 28-03-2010

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Evan asked:


I am divorced and am paying the full mortage payment and property tax for a home purchased during the marriage. My ex does not work and does not contribute to any of these payments. Can I take the full property tax and interest deduction for tax purposes?

Can property tax be lowered if house value drops?

Posted by RealEstateSEO | Posted in Real Estate SEO | Posted on 24-12-2009

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heavyd asked:


My house value has dropped considerably and I wonder if I can ask my county Tax Accessor office to lower my property tax. Is this possible? If so, what’s the procedure? Thanks.

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When realtor buy an investment property and put their realtor rebate back to the settlement, is it taxable?

Posted by RealEstateSEO | Posted in Real Estate SEO | Posted on 22-01-2007

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Angel asked:


I have two answer.

1) If put back to settlement, it is not taxable. It only reduce your purchase price, when you sell your investment property, you have to pay tax. You only need to pay tax if you get check directly from the builder.

2) Another group think 1) only apply to second home. For realtor buy investment property, even realtor put rebate back into settlement, they still have to claim it as income and pay tax on it.

Which one is true, any website as support document? Thanks.

If the law will be different from state to state? I am in Maryland.

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