Blog2Deferred Sales Tax Strategy
Calendar Posted Fri Jun 11 10:38AM

This may be an option for sellers who do not want to purchase another property through a 1031, but still want to defer taxes and receive a stream of income, depending on their equity and own personal situation.

 You've heard of 1031s, and this is called a Deferred Sales Trust, and basically it is an IRS compliant strategy which allows property and business owners to defer their capital gains tax and potentially increase their retirement income. This is done through a trust, and the 1031 company handles the funds, which are highly stable, strong funds, receiving strong returns, and you receive an income stream based on your personal strategy. Depending on your situation, this sounds like a great investment strategy. Let me know if you'd like more information.


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Blog2Charlie Wedemeyer; an Amazing Man
Calendar Posted Wed Jun 09 09:27AM

Inspirational coach Charlie Wedemeyer lost his 32 year battle with
Lou Gehrig's disease. I met Lucy several years ago where she
spoke at The Women's Council of Realtors, and she is an
amazing lady. My condolences to her and her family.

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Blog2Another Gorgeous Day Here in Almaden Valley
Calendar Posted Sat Jun 05 06:00PM

That's Mt. Umunhum in the background there.


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I once used Mt. Umunhum to navigate our way towards your house when we were lost!
We have Mt. St. Helena up north to gaze upon- an extinct volcano.

Have a great day,

Keith


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Blog2Great Time at This San Jose Historical Site
Calendar Posted Tue Jun 01 02:44PM

Can you guess where this historical location is? (Hint; it was built at the turn of the century-the other one!, many dignataries visited this loation, and we spent the night...)


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Blog2Tree Trimming on Stevens Creek Trail, Not TJ Martin/Jeffrey Fontana?
Calendar Posted Wed May 26 08:56PM

Interesting. It seems to be there's safety in numbers. PG&E is seeking a permit to trim back
trees on the Stevens Creek Trail, where there are power lines, but will be chopping them
down in Almaden's TJ Martin/Jeffrey Fontana Parks. What gives?

A little background from my previous blogs:

http://www.bayareahomesforyou.com/citizen/blog/show/1810

http://www.bayareahomesforyou.com/citizen/blog/show/1777

 


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PG&E has cut many healthy trees on private and public property under or near their power lines throughout the state of California. We here in San Jose are not alone. Unfortunately, the city of San Jose has not even required a permit from PG&E to remove the 140 trees in the T.J. Martin/Fontana Parks over the next two years. Reasonable action would be to trim rather than destroy trees. I believe this is not a viable solution for PG&E because ongoing trimming will cost more than removing them. The irony is that PG&E has spent 35 million dollars to pass Proposition 16 which will make them a monopoly but yet they offered a meager $75 to replace each cut tree in our two parks. I think PG&E is a hypocrite to promote Earth Day and the "Green" movement but yet are unnecessarily destroying healthy trees.

Jean (San Jose)


Posted Thu May 27 04:27PM by Jean LaMarca

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