Leave a comment » 1031 Property Exchanges: Luxury La Jolla Homes
If you have luxury La Jolla Homes that were purchased for investment, and you'd like to sell, take a look at the 1031 exchange rules before doing so. These rules allow you to sell one property and purchase another of like kind, deferring any gains. Like kind means the property must be used for investment purposes, which could include apartment buildings, office buildings, industrial buildings, commercial buildings, rental housing units, raw land, farms, and ranches. You do not have to sell and buy the exact same type of luxury La Jolla homes. Thus, you could sell undeveloped land and purchase a commercial building, deferring the gain. Or you could sell the building used in your rental home and purchase an apartment complex, again deferring the gain. http://www.lajollacommunities.com/0065C4 Posted on April 10, 2008 13:58:08 by Marti Gellens
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Leave a comment » What Is A 1031 Exchange?: Luxury la Jolla Real EstateMany people who are interested in buying luxury La Jolla Real Estate have asked me http://www.lajollacommunities.com/0065C3 Posted on February 12, 2008 13:32:57 by Marti Gellens
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Leave a comment » How To Buy Homes In La Jolla10-Steps To Buying La Jolla Real EstatePerhaps you've been thinking about buying one of the many La Jolla communities homes on the market, but have many questions about how such an acquisition will fit your family budget. Any one of La Jollas homes will put a roof over your head, shelter your income from taxes and provide you with equity income. Right now, there are some terrific deals in La Jolla Farms and La Jolla Shores. For the money, you'll get a sense of both personal and financial well-being. But can you afford the up front costs? Is there a neighborhood for you? Do you have time to care for a home? Are you ready for that nagging buyer's remorse syndrome? http://www.lajollacommunities.com/00192D Posted on January 22, 2008 05:16:00 by Marti Gellens
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Leave a comment » What Does it Mean to Lock a Loan?: La JollaWhen it comes to locking the interest rate on a mortgage loan for your La Jolla communities homes, everybody wants to time it to get the best deal. There's nothing wrong with that sentiment. It's normal. Some of the time you'll get lucky and some of the time you won't. In other words, it's a roll of the dice. With a locked interest rate, however, you are guaranteed that if interest rates go up by the time you are ready to close, you will pay the lower interest rate. Now is the best time to invest in La Jolla Real Estate due to the combination of motivated sellers and lower interest rates. http://www.lajollacommunities.com/001927 Posted on January 20, 2008 04:56:23 by Marti Gellens
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Leave a comment » Buying Real Estate Tips and FAQs: La JollaFrequently Asked Question FAQs When Buying La Jolla Real Estate
Unasked questions, of course, are unanswered questions and that's just about the worst kind of question a buyer can have in the midst of what's likely the most important, extensive transaction he or she will ever complete. La Jolla farms and La Jolla Shores have some very nice homes for sale on the La Jolla Real Estate market right now. As your Realtors, it is our pleasure to answer all of your important real estate questions regarding La Jolla Real Estate investments. http://www.lajollacommunities.com/001922 Posted on January 18, 2008 04:40:30 by Marti Gellens
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