- About UsWho We Are
- Our Agents
- CareersReady for a change? Have a license or always wanted one? Ready for a self paced lifestyle where you make the hours? Ready to make ,000 + a year? Want to work somewhere, where YOU are the focus and YOU are the star? Tired of all the dings and charges the BIG national firms charge? Want to further your current real estate career, into commercial, development, or even property management? Ready for a family run business where you can be a part of its success and not just receive a silly plaque, but share in its profits? No Desk Fee – (-00 in most offices) 3% Company fee (1% to office, 2% agents savings * ask us today!) NOT 6% or 8% No laundry list of dings to drag down your commissions No phone charges State of the art website, podcast, and blogging to help your business Extensive marketing and networking through the best social networking sites of the day! State of the Art Phones including your own Phone number Retrieve faxes and e-mail from the our internet site or your home fax Relaxed and comfortable, family like atmosphere to help you grow and succeed Entry level and ongoing training on a continued basis Interested in joining our team or want to set up a time to meet with us to help you decide? Fill out the form below and an advocate will contact you soon.
- Our ServicesWhat We Do
- Property ListingsView & Search
- Podcast/BlogOur Updates
- Contact UsSend an Email
Real Estate In General
14 Apr 2010
Not all bad news, some rosy, sometimes….Tax Debt Forgiveness
Let me explain in simple terms what happened. If your friend gives you $200.00 and you spent the money, but later you cannot pay him/her back, and they are nice enough to get what they can from you and forgive the rest, say like taking only $125.00 instead of $200.00, then the Tax Gods deem that you have been enriched by $75.00 and that is considered income and must be included in all your gross wages as well. The TAX MAN NEVER goes away! The Bank loan on your house is the same way, if you owed $350,000.00 on the first and $50,000.00 on the second and you could not get a loan mod (or wish not to take one) and the home was put up for sale (by a FINE Firm such as The Carrigan Group….I’m just saying), and the bottom line proceeds came only to $135,000.00 to the first and $5,000.00 to the second loan, the IRS and the state tax Board sees you being “enriched” by $260,000.00, and you are taxed on that as income ADDED to your regular income. Scary, very scary, isn’t it?
...read more