real estate help: One last hit from the NJ Government when leaving......
- 04/09/10 01:04 AM
Every were we turn we are loosing more and more of our hard earned income to wasteful government spending and entitlements. Nothing new, right? Did you know that over 60% of your money goes to some sort of tax? New Jersey has an EXIT tax for every homeowner leaving the state for a better tomorrow. If you leave New Jersey after you sell your home, you are hit with a 2% sales tax. On a $300,000 sale you pay an extra $6,000.00 to NJ. I run my entire company on less then that in fees. What a "one last screw job" from … (2 comments)
real estate help: Good Education is key, espeacially good repeat education.
- 03/21/10 01:05 PM
This past week I had just finished EXiT's "Personality Profiles" training........for the ninth time. That's right for the ninth time. After all we are in the people business. I had asked several associates to attend and hear o'so often; "I've been through that training before" and I am blown away that they would past on such training, regardless of how many times they went through it. And all of them, not going, are closing less then the ones who attend over and over. I am not advocating to go to training for the sake of saying you went to training. What … (0 comments)
real estate help: Philadelphia / Cherry Hill Vacant - Bank Owned Properties
- 03/04/10 02:50 AM
Vacant properties are on the raise in the Philadelphia / Cherry Hill area. That does mean good values for home buyers, however it also means a good time for homeowners to make a move up. Think, you are a homeowner. You are still OK in this buyer's market with regard to job, income, equity in current home. You want to buy up. You actually need a larger home. It's a buyer's market but, like so many, you feel can't sell your current home for what it was worth in 2006. Now what? Do you stay or do you move up? I have helped … (0 comments)
real estate help: No Cost to Homeowner; How HAFA Can Help Financially Challenged Homeowners
- 01/29/10 11:21 AM
How HAFA Can Help Financially Challenged Homeowners with no Cost to Homeowner This past November, the Treasury Department set guidelines, with no cost to Homeowner, for its new Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives Program (HAFA), these guidelines are set to help homeowners who are unable to afford their home under the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). Under HAFA, homeowners may be able to avoid foreclosure by completing a short sale or a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure (DIL). If you or someone you know is having trouble making mortgage payments, understanding this new government program is essential. Having consulted and helped many clients faced with a distressed property situation. The good news … (0 comments)
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Chris Spada
Realtor - I Buy House. Pretty houses to ones in NJ...
Every were we turn we are loosing more and more of our hard earned income to wasteful government spending and entitlements. Nothing new, right? Did you know that over 60% of your money goes to some sort of tax? New Jersey has an EXIT tax for every homeowner leaving the state for a better tomorrow. If you leave New Jersey after you sell your home, you are hit with a 2% sales tax. On a $300,000 sale you pay an extra $6,000.00 to NJ. I run my entire company on less then that in fees. What a "one last screw job" from … (2 comments)
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