Yearly Archives: 2013
Nevada properties synchronized with GLVAR listings database with IDX Broker software
EUGENE, OR - January 25, 2013 - (RealEstateRama) -- Las Vegas, Nevada real estate agent Jerry Masini has teamed up with IDX, Inc. to enable his website with the revolutionary IDX Broker software. Masini, a member of the Great Las Vegas MLS (GLVAR), has had the ability to access thousands of area listings as a benefit of being a subscriber to the GLVAR board. Now, his clients can experience the same levels of unprecedented access to detailed GLVAR listings on the IDX enabled website Masini hosts. IDX Broker software extracts raw listing data directly from the GLVAR database and seamlessly integrates it onto the website of Masini, creating a thorough, comprehensive and concise online real estate search page for Las Vegas buyers.
NVAR’s “Face of Foreclosure” report debunks threat of “shadow inventory,” suggests ways lawmakers can...
WASHINGTON, D.C. - January 24, 2013 - (RealEstateRama) -- After studying the foreclosure issue for nearly four years, the Nevada Association of REALTORS® (NVAR) released its latest “Face of Foreclosure” report today, offering recommendations for state lawmakers and discounting fears about a so-called “shadow inventory” of foreclosed homes
The Ballen Group of Keller Williams, Las Vegas Real Estate Agent Team, has promoted...
Las Vegas, NV - January 14, 2012 - (RealEstateRama) -- The Ballen Group, a top team of Las Vegas Short Sale Specialists under the brokerage Keller Williams Realty Las Vegas who recently received multiple awards for their real estate production on short sales, continues to build an expert team of real estate agents, short sale agents and processors. The Ballen Group has been recognized for top achievements in Listings, Production, and marketing
Short Sale in 2013 To Avoid a Large Tax Bill
Las Vegas, NV - January 14, 2012 - (RealEstateRama) -- As part of the fiscal cliff deal, the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act of 2007 has been extended for one more year and will now expire on December 31, 2013. The relief act's extension was seen as vital to the recovering housing market. Under normal circumstances, debt forgiven as a result of a short sale or mortgage modification would count as income for tax purposes. For instance, if somebody owes $250,000 on their mortgage and their lender agrees to a $200,000 short sale, $50,000 in debt is forgiven. This would have been taxable without an extension of the law.
