All Kinds of Loans – Part II
Last week, I began describing the many types of real estate loans available for residential, commercial, industrial, or agricultural property. Thinking about buying property? There’s…
Author: Richard Selzer
Opportunity Zones – Not the Panacea We Hoped For
In June, I wrote about Opportunity Zones, a new program that looked to be the best investment opportunity since Google. It turns out, things are…
Let’s Skip the Capital Gains Tax, Shall We?
I attended a party recently where the topic of real estate exchanges came up. Before I say more, I must remind you that when I…
Making Sure What You Say is What They Hear
As exciting as it can be to buy or sell a property, it can also be a little stressful, even when things are going just…
Right Problem, Wrong Solution–Rent Control
In 1995, the California State Legislature enacted the Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act, preventing local governments from enacting rent controls on single-family homes and on housing…
All Kinds of Loans – Part I
Since most of us don’t have hundreds of thousands of dollars lying around to purchase real estate, we need a loan. The good news is…
Reverse Deferred Exchanges – Not for the Faint of Heart
Last week, I wrote about 1031 exchanges, which help real estate investors defer paying capital gains tax when buying and selling properties. Now I’m going…
Six Mortgage Myths Debunked
When it comes to making a decision as important as purchasing a home, be sure to base your decision on facts—not myths. Here are a…
Be a Good Neighbor While Your Renovate
Having a good relationship with your neighbors can make life far more peaceful and enjoyable, so whenever you contemplate outdoor home projects—whether you’re installing a…
Maintain Your Property
As I was driving into town to come to work this morning, I noticed the weeds growing up in the median strip on Perkins Street…