Sellers of real property will have certain information regarding the sale reported to the Internal Revenue Service. This required reporting is a consequence of the Tax Reform Act of 1986; it is intended to encourage taxpayer compliance and aid in audit and enforcement efforts by the I.R.S. To help y

Well, with March just around the corner if you purchased a home or condo in 2021 and have not yet filed for homestead tax exemption you need to do so today. So, what is homestead exemption and what does it mean to you as a homeowner? Every piece of real property has a just value, an assessed value,

There’s a lot to consider when selling your home, from the market and appraisals to where you’ll go next. Don’t forget, however, that design is also a key factor. It’s often one of the first things buyers notice when they walk into a home, and it’s also a detail that you, as a seller, can easily con

If you’re in the process of buying, selling, or insuring a home, you may have heard about elevation certificates. These documents play a crucial role in determining flood insurance rates and ensuring compliance with FEMA regulations. But who actually needs an elevation certificate, and why is it so