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Navigating movement in the mortgage industry series: Post-closing matters are important too

Housing Wire

Below are some of the items that wont necessarily be on your radar when you initially explore an acquisition or sale, but may need to be dealt with on a post-closing basis. To backstop some of those indemnification obligations, there will likely be an indemnification escrow agreement.

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What is a real estate broker vs. an agent? We explain the key differences

Housing Wire

Though most commonly thought of for residential deals, real estate agents can also help people buy, sell or rent commercial properties, land and more. The simple answer is that real estate agents are paid on commission, typically a percentage of the property’s sale price. How do real estate agents get paid?

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How to Invest in Real Estate: A 7-Step Beginner’s Guide

The Close

Have a clear investment strategy and long-term goals before purchasing. Next, draft an operating agreement that outlines your company’s purpose, structure, and governance. Tax liens and auctions: Search for tax lien sales and foreclosure auctions. Stay updated on local and national real estate trends and regulations.

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How to Explain 1031 Exchange Rules to Your Clients (in Plain English)

The Close

The benefit of a 1031 exchange is that it defers the taxes that would normally be paid on the capital gains from the sale of a property. A 1031 exchange is the process where a person sells one investment property and purchases another “like-kind” property (or multiple properties) of equal or greater value than the property sold.

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Agent, Realtor, Broker: What Do You Call a Person Who Sells Houses?

HomeLight

In this article, we explain the roles agents play in your home sale or purchase, their required level of experience, and the services they provide in your home sale or purchase. The buyer’s agent helps a buyer locate and purchase a home, negotiating the best deal for their client. Don’t break the law.

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The CCIM Designation: Is It Worth It for Residential Agents in 2020?

The Close

So whether you’re thinking about adding a CCIM to work more commercial deals, or want to make the leap to full-time commercial agent, this guide should answer all your questions and give you enough information to make a decision one way or the other. CCIM stands for Certified Commercial Investment Member.

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Ask RK: 3 strategies to create a tax-deductible mortgage in Canada

Zolo

Q: A reader wants to know if there is any way to convert a principal residence mortgage into tax-deductible debt. . Property A is our principal residence; property B is an investment property. The plan is to take out a mortgage on property C and move into this property as our new principal residence.