Ashley Ivey's Team

Now this is remodeling a bathroom!

I'll be there to fix the hole in the roof before the buyers inspector arrives!

Open closet. Yes or no?

Since you have probably aged your floor 10 additional years pacing back in forth in your living room in 2020.

This is definitely our buyers home so meant to be! after searching high and low, we found it!

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A few quick tweaks can make a huge difference on your interest rate!

When it's time to buy a bigger house:

Drafty old windows? Here's how to seal them:

The upgrades were worth $735K in profit!

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Time to get fixing!

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Are you aware of these different home loan types?

I absolutely love floor to ceiling windows on the back of homes!

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2015: I love this open floorplan! 2020: Shut up! I'm in a Zoom meeting!

I don't recommend it!

They partially closed the open floorplan but it still looks amazing

Wouldn't want you to burn down that house you just bought!

this book doorway!

There are certain kinds of homes all first-time buyers should avoid.

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Love this spiral staircase!

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Would you live in a houseboat?

A welcoming entryway is a nice feature!

What an amazing space with a view!

What a great addition for a kitchen with a high ceiling!

Outdoor living is always in demand!

If your property tax bill does not show you have claimed the homeowner's exemption, go to the county website, download the form, fill it out and mail it in to save yourself some money. It's free to homeowners.

Finding it important to list property in a revocable living trust. Wouldnt you agree in order to avoid probate?

So grateful for a manuscript about Trusts written by an Attorney colleague. Thank you for keeping it simple. Taking Full Advantage of the Maximum Step Up in Tax Basis Saul Klein The following is from the Manuscript I wrote for my real estate and financial planning clients:... 1. What is a Trust? A Trust is a separate legal entity (like a corporation or a partnership) that holds, administers and distributes one's property. The administrator is called the "trustee". The person(s) receiving the benefits of the Trust are called "beneficiaries". The person who establishes the Trust is called the "trustor", "grantor", "settlor", "donor" or "creator". The trust is created by a written agreement between the creator and the administrator. 2. What is a "Living" Trust? A trust created while one is alive. It begins its activities immediately after its creation. 3. What is a 'Testamentary" Trust? A trust created by one's Will. Operational at the end of probate. It requires the administration of all of one's assets. 4.What is the difference between a "Revocable" and Irrevocable" Trust? Both are created while you are living. The "Revocable" trust can be changed at any time until a designated event occurs (usually one's death). An "Irrevocable" trust cannot be changed once it has been created or made irrevocable. 5. Why should I create a Living Trust? A Living Trust provides the following benefits: A. Opportunity to save estate taxes. B. Avoidance of probate proceedings. C. Opportunity to delay the transfer of assets until specified ages have been attained by the beneficiaries. D. Provide independently for grandchildren with delayed transfer of assets until they attain specified ages. E. Provide full management of one's assets while one is living. F. Privacy of one's personal affairs. G. Ability to provide immediate distribution of income to the beneficiaries after one's death and to continue the operations of the trust without undesirable delays. See more

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