loon area properties: 1031 exchange, 45 days , 180 days, it's a numbers game (part III) - 06/28/08 08:52 AM
Aside from deciding to sell your current income ,business or property held for the use in your trade, the biggest challenge you will face in contemplating is the use of a 1031 exchange. You will have 45 days from the time of the sale of your old or relinquished property. This does not … (2 comments)
loon area properties: Land for partners, great view sites, both with septic approvals N.H. - 06/21/08 01:27 PM
Two separate building sites sharing a common boundary line, both have a 3 bedroom State approved septic system drawn and permitted. They both have access to town water and they both have this view of Franconia Notch State Park, as well as several of the area s 4,000 plus foot peaks … (0 comments)
loon area properties: Affordable Ski - Vacation home White Mountains of NH $189,900 - 06/21/08 12:31 PM
MLS # 2726095 / Woodstock New Hampshire.
Three level townhouse with a concrete fire-wall between condominiums, great space low fees abutting National Forest Lands, but walking distance to The Pemigewasset River, restaurants and area shopping. This location has all that a growing family could want in a second home or … (0 comments)
loon area properties: Adirondack Style Homes, South Peak Resort Lincoln NH - 06/18/08 10:15 AM
Shingle and Stone Makes the home.
I was viewing some of our latest homes under construction, and ran into one of our finished carpenters he was talking about all the cedar, redwood, and other mixed woods that go into a multi-textured design. It seams like the winning formula includes exposed beam … (4 comments)
Final Landscaping under way, South Peak Road, Lincoln NH
Yellow Birch Circle, slope side at Loon Mt. Ski Resort
Alpine Lakes Realty and our Parent Company Cargill Construction, have several more land and home project underway at The New Slope side Resort at South Peak … (8 comments)
loon area properties: Pollard Rd. Lincoln NH (Loon Mt. Area) New Hampshire. - 05/31/08 11:52 AM
162 Pollard Road Lincoln New Hampshire
Small starter house near Loon mountain Ski area, offer room for improvement but starts with good bones. This quiet side street is close to all the resort area has to offer, recreation, employment, conveniences, White Mountain National Forest land, hiking, Skiing, Golf and the Pemigewasset … (4 comments)
loon area properties: If You're not living on the edge you're taking up way too much room! - 05/20/08 04:28 PM
National Forest & River Frontage
We took a narrow parcel of land outside of town and abutting the White Mountain National Forest, and said how cool is this. Then we said can we find a way to build homes on this narrow piece of land. We started with 14 … (9 comments)
loon area properties: When is enough money - enough to list for? - 05/14/08 08:29 AM
How often do you hear this from a seller : " I need $XXX,XXX if I'm going to sell" or "We could have sold for $XXX,XXX three years ago" our friends sold in 2005 for $XXX,XXX so that's what we want.
We have all heard it and we have all … (10 comments)
loon area properties: Multiple offers on the same Condo, have we turned the corner? - 05/13/08 12:59 PM
Deer Park Resort, New Hampshire
This great location wasn't under priced (listed $8,000 higher than the last sale), had turned down other offers (we dismissed offers that were 20% below the asking price without so much as a counter) and had been on the market less than 2 months (while others … (5 comments)
loon area properties: Listing Vacation Property in the White Mountains of NH - 03/12/08 01:49 PM
This transaction may require you to place even more trust in the listing broker than you typically think of in selling your primary home. When your permanent address is on the market, the day to day interaction between broker and client can be a live stream of information. Let's face it- … (0 comments)
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