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Carbon Monoxide Detectors Required in NC Rental Properties |
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Among others set to go into effect at the beginning of 2010, a new law in North Carolina requires landlords to install carbon monoxide detectors in certain rental properties. All rental properties that have an attached garage or use fossil fuels in the heating system or appliances must have a working detector on each level of the building.
Read the NC State Statute
PDF: City of Greensboro Memo |
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National REIA Winter Cruise |
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The National REIA annual cruise has connected 5,000+ investors from more than 70 cities over the past twelve years. Each year brings something new. Don't miss this unique and fun opportunity to build your wealth.
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Please feel free to register for an account. Members will be able to submit articles for review that will display in the News Section of this site. Even if it is a short reference to an article or knowledge you'd like to share on a particular topic, we invite you to contribute. You may also contact Lauren Dillon if there is anything you'd like to submit for posting rather than doing it yourself. Look to the calendar for upcoming events and post your available properties in the listing section! |
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Extended homebuyer tax credit rules |
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Information courtesy Craven Shelton Gann, PA as of 11/12/2009
H.R. 3548, the ''Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009,'' signed into law on Nov. 6 as P.L. 111-92 , extends and generally liberalizes the Code Sec. 36 first-time homebuyer tax credit, making it a much more flexible tax-saving tool. It also includes some crackdowns designed to prevent abuse of the credit. See ¶ 1 for details. Practitioners can use the following client letter to explain the revised homebuyer credit rules to their clients. It also can be modified and sent to business clients in the residential real estate business.
On November 6, the President signed into law H.R. 3548, the ''Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009.'' The new law extends and generally liberalizes the tax credit for first-time homebuyers, making it a much more flexible tax-saving tool. It also includes some crackdowns designed to prevent abuse of the credit. These important changes could it make it easier for you or someone in your family to buy a home. And because the changes generally aid buyers and aim to improve residential real estate markets nationwide, they also could make it easier for you or someone in your family to sell a home. This Client Letter fills you in on the details you need to know about the first-time homebuyer credit.
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