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For most entities, Pennsylvania has a simple, $125.00 filing fee to form an entity, and no annual fee thereafter for its operation. Many other states charge annual fees from $50.00 to over $100.00 to continue the registration of entities in the state. The fact that...
When you're buying a home, nothing is more exciting than your closing day. This is the day when they get to pay the closing costs and sign the documents in exchange for being able to take possession of the home. While most closings go through without issues, there are...
You agree with the seller on a date to close on your new property. You fit it into your busy schedule and you’re excited to officially close and take ownership. Suddenly, however, the seller says they need to change that date. How often does this happen? Can the...
If you’re looking for a piece of commercial property – whether to start a business, expand your existing business or lease to someone else -- it’s essential to understand the local commercial zoning laws. Local governments take their zoning laws very seriously, as...
Investing in real estate can be a wise decision. You might purchase properties and then start renting them out to others for a constant stream of income. That profit combines with increasing levels of equity in your properties to improve your financial situation. You...
Mortgage interest rates are currently close to the lowest they've ever been in the U.S. Even though this has motivated many homeowners and real estate investors to try and refinance their mortgages; this isn't the ideal option for everyone. You need to consider...
An installment sale is a type of sale where a property owner can sell a piece of property or asset while the buyer spreads out the payment for that asset over time. In a traditional sale, the owner of the property would expect to be paid outright, but an installment...
You’ve been looking to increase your portfolio of properties, and now may be as good a time as ever. The economy took a downturn in the last few months, which means that there is a major opportunity to make money if you can buy homes at low prices and sell them later...
In some areas, real estate prices are so low that they’re too good to pass up. What if you see a home you want to buy, either as a residence or an investment property to rent out, but you’re hundreds or even thousands of miles away and are afraid that someone else...
As an investor, you’re always looking for good deals in the residential real estate market. That often means targeting people who have incentives to sell quickly -- such as someone who just got a job in another state and needs to move or someone who bought another...