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Tax Appeal Class

11-20-08
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Real Estate Tax Appeal Class $39.00

Why is this man smiling?

He just learned how to appeal his taxes!

If you own a home in New Jersey you are paying way too much Real Estate Tax.

One of the bright sides of the current down market is that you may be able to appeal your taxes and get them lowered.

Join us in a class on how to appeal your

Real Estate Taxes!

$39.00

Cash or Check at the door

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Wednesday

12/10/2008

7:00pm-9:00pm

at our Old Bridge Location

732 266-3366

for reservations

Best School of Real Estate

8998 Rt 18 North

Old Bridge NJ

732 266-3366

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Brokers Class

11-20-08
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The Best School of Real Estate November 2008
Brokers Class Starting Now

Best School

of Real Estate

  • Old Bridge
  • South Plainfield
  • Edison
  • Randolph

Dear {First_Name},

Has the real estate market been beating you up? Is it time to move your career to the next level? Now may be the perfect time to advance your career status. The Best School of Real Estatehas a Broker's Class starting now in two locations. We have a class starting in South Plainfield and in Old Bridge. Call 732 266-3366 for details.

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Take the time to Learn More to Earn More!

We are a NJ REC approved school. Our class offers:

  • A flex schedule
  • A payment plan
  • A field trip to the Sheriff's Sale
  • A field trip to a tax lien sale
  • 90 Hour Broker course
  • 30 Hour Agency and Ethics
  • 30 Hour Business Management

Don't just sit there.....

Do something!

Take control of the market and your life! more...

Be ready for the next market change
  • Please join us. Our class is fun and informative.
  • We make Internet service available so you can take care of emergencies.
  • Our flex schedule allows you to work towards the 150 hours without stopping your business.
  • This is your chance to grow.

Special Offer

We know that every dollar is important and times are hard so we offer a flex pay plan.

Call 732 266-3366 for details.

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In the future no one will be able to move up to a larger home!

11-12-08
Lee Parker

Now that we have so much money to pay back for the bailouts we better watch out! I heard that one of the best gifts the IRS gave us is under attack. That gift is the $250,000 single person and $500,000 married couple capital gains exemption. Now the test is living in the house for two of the previous 5 years. Remember when it was once in a lifetime, 55 and older, and you had to buy an equal or more expensive home.

Well the rule in effect now is under attack. In my case my husband and I have a home which we purchased in 1998 for $290,000. Today even in this bad market the home is worth $700,000. If we were to move up (and I am not 55 yet thank you) we would not have to pay capital gains. We could use the gain to buy our new home.

If they remove this exemption we would have to pay around $60,000 in capital gains. Do you think my husband would move if he had to write a check to the IRS for $60,000? If the new president removes this exemption and raises the long term capital gains rate to 25% (he has mentioned that figure), then we would have to write a check for $100,000 to the IRS.

No one would ever move up! Beware!

Why not be brave?

11-12-08
Lee Parker

It looks like affordability is at a optimum point now. Buyers should be bold and move ahead with purchases. It looks like interest rates will have to start up soon. Anyone wonder why the banks are still not lending? Did TARP waste our money? Now the auto companies are standing in line. when is my turn? I am not happy with our government.

Sellers Beware!

11-12-08
Lee Parker

These tough times sometimes bring out the worst in people. Did you ever notice that when you point the finger at someone, 4 are pointing back at you! If I were a seller I would beware of the agent who changes office and affiliation as often as they change their socks. when interviewing a potential listing agent I would ask:

  1. Are you also working another job?
  2. How many Real Estate companies have you been with in the last 5 years?
  3. How many different offices have you been with in the last five years?
  4. When did you start with your current company?