Will the property be reaccess higher?
966982
Real estate taxes are reassessed when a transaction for consideratio occurs. In this case, is money changing hands? If no, then the transfer is "without consideration" and taxes remain the same.
740874
Yes, but only if it's an unsecured loan. \nIf secured by an asset, then it's a bit high and I would start asking questions.
306776
Yes, it very well could.  You need to come to some agreement, like them paying you that that section of property.
106386
you can use an amorization chart to recalculate or check out any refinancing website and use their mortgage calculator...remember your tax shelter will be affected,too
615701
it all depends on the landlord/management company.  Some are more forgiving, others are very strict requiring certain credit scores(or an additinal deposit).  But if you're selling your house, you should be able to use the money to take care of your financial issues.
126909
dont be afraid.  Give him or her an envelope with 300 dollars.  Trust me it works.  I'm in the real estate business.  LEt the appraiser know why you need the high appraisal.
874327
I think a couple of people may have missed the fact that you said this is an INVESTMENT property.  If this is your personal residence the answer is, indeed, no. (and since you referred to the 2 out of 5 rule you may have just misspoken when you said investment because that rule ONLY refers to primary residences). However if this was an investment and you lived somewhere else than you can take a capital loss. (If there was personal use AT ALL of the property it is NOT an investment). All of your improvements will be added to basis to possibly increase your loss.  Please keep in mind that your capital losses can offset your capital gains and then go to a maximum $3000 ($1500 if MFS).  Any excess loss will be a carryover loss to be used in future years.
331516
probably not. though ask the realtor first.
156829
It depends on the equity later on down the road. Does the \n\nproperty hold value? Is this the only place you have \n\nlooked? It is your investment which you would need to think \n\nabout- it not just a yes or no answer.
119769
If the money values are the same there is no problem. \n\n If the money values changed then you will need to file an admendment.
614604
Not unless it's been damaged. If it were, the previous tenant would pay for it with the security deposit.
468273
Assuming that you have decent credit and your bebt/income ratio is good, you shouldn't have a problem getting up to 100% of the value of your home, which is about $20k.  Some lenders will go as high as 125%.  \n\nEven more important is what you mean by "remodel."  You can do a lot for $20k, and that could certainly raise the value of your home.  If all you're doing is replacing a leaking roof, painting the house, etc. you won't really increase the value of your home.  But if you're putting in a high-end kitchen, making a spa-like bathroom, turning extra space into an extra bedroom, adding a bathroom, etc. then you should go over that with your lender.  You may even increase the value of your home more than the loan you're looking to take out.\n\nI'm doing work in my condo for that very reason.  I'm putting up a wall to add another bedroom, putting in high-end closets, and putting in some high-end bathroom upgrades.  The increase in appraisal value is about 3 times what my cost will be.  No lender will have a problem with that.
799102
I work for a real estate agent. Situation like this doesn't happen very offen. I'm surprised that happened to you. I doubt it will happen agin!
246716
yes they would.  the value of your new home would be taxed accordingly.  a rebuild is taxed higher, leave a wall up and its only a remodel, taxed lower.  But to be safe, check with the city.
760236
There's nothing in the proposition that refers to houses being valued 10x more than others... the county assessor's offices are responsible for assessing the value of each property and this only happens at particular times, such as when selling the home or making major changes to it, so homes that could sell for the same amount may be assessed differently.
1020904
That is a possibility.  One thing that I can be pretty certain of, is that the increase will narrow the gap between rents and housing prices.  How this plays out will probably depend on the market.  In severely overheated markets like South Florida Condos, I think a bubble burst is pretty likely.  In areas that have seen below average appreciation, the change will be less dramatic.  \n\nThe toughest prediction to make is what will happen in desirable markets that have seen big increases.  Incomes will probably support some degree of increasing rents.  Will housing prices drop or flat-line is the question in these markets.
404779
Real estate markets vary state to state as taxes .Real estate usually raises and I really don't see the past history doing other wise.Banks are now raising rates .We had a nice rate on real estate loans for awhile.Now people are slowing down buying and rates are going up again.