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Veteran Plots Rally Point to Help Soldiers Transition into Civilian Life
As old as warfare is in the course of human history so has been man’s need for shelter. And if Marine veteran Andy Williams has anything to do with it, those who excel in the first shall solve man’s problem with the latter. Two years ago, Think Realty profiled Andy ...
Are You Ready For The Georgia Super Tuesday Auction?
This content is sponsored by Auction.com. Learn more about Auction.com here. So you’ve been watching all the real estate shows on television and you’re ready to head to the auction to buy your first property. While I must admit that Georgia live auctions are extremely exciting, you need to be prepared ...
Going Once, Going Twice, Sold: How To Win An Online Real Estate Auction
*Sponsored Content Online real estate auctions are growing in popularity, and not just among investors looking for distressed properties. As the flood of post-housing-crisis foreclosures slows to a trickle, online real estate auctions are gaining more traction among homebuyers looking to purchase a primary residence, too. That may mean more competition, ...
Pay No Taxes on Investment & Owner Occupied Properties
*Sponsored Content Taxpayers are earning record gains on both their investment real estate and personal residence, which means potential record taxes. But did you know you can avoid all taxes on a sale through creatively combining Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Sections 1031 and 121? When you both live in and ...
Certificated and Uncertificated LLC Security – Know the Difference
You want the best protection possible for your assets. You want to use the strongest entity available. But if you live in a weak asset protection state (like California) and set up your LLCs in a strong state (such as Wyoming), which state law applies? Unfortunately, the old standard lawyer ...
