Archive for 'Investment Info'
Buy Steamboat Real Estate Through Your IRA
If your IRA statements are looking a little lean and you want to purchase Steamboat real estate, you might consider combining the two. You can purchase Steamboat real estate—a house, condo, or land—and hold it in your IRA. Right now you can get premium real estate at low prices. (In ski resort terms, “premium” real [...]
Posted: August 26th, 2010 under Investment Info.
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How to Get Cash From Your Steamboat Vacation Home Without Selling
Steamboat Springs second homeowners used to fall into one of two categories: those that use their Steamboat vacation homes strictly for personal use, and those that see their vacation property as an income-producing investment. The current economic downturn has blurred the line as more people look to generate extra cash from their second home. With [...]
Posted: June 12th, 2009 under Investment Info, Photos.
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Investment News says “Now May Be the Time To Buy That Vacation Home”
InvestmentNews.com had an interesting article entitled, “Now May Be the Time To Buy that Vacation Home.” While the numbers may be a bit low for the Steamboat real estate market, the concept is the same. Anyone with cash sitting in a low-yield account who visits Steamboat Springs often will appreciate this article. Also, the author [...]
Posted: May 20th, 2009 under Investment Info.
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Big News for Steamboat Investors–FNMAE Increases Property Limit
If you are a Steamboat real estate investor with 4 properties who was sitting on the sidelines drooling at the opportunities now available in the Steamboat market, your golden opportunity is here. FNMAE just announced a change to the policy that will allow investors to own ten properties up from four properties. First, a little [...]
Posted: February 9th, 2009 under Investment Info.
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Tax Laws for Steamboat Investment Properties Changing
If you own a Steamboat vacation home or rental property in Steamboat Springs and plan to live in it full time to take the $500,000/$250,000 tax exclusion, the tax rules have changed. Owners of Steamboat investment property will lose some of the tax benefits when they convert their second home into a primary residence, then [...]
Posted: January 7th, 2009 under Investment Info.
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Steamboat Ski-in, Ski-out Properties Are Solid Investment
If you’ve been holding off purchasing real estate in one of the new projects going up on the slopes of the Steamboat Ski Area, look to Vail for investment reassurance. Right now, Steamboat has two pre-construction ski-in, ski-out properties—Edgemont and One Steamboat Place. There will be others, but with financing sketchy and the notoriously finicky [...]
Posted: November 4th, 2008 under Investment Info, New Developments.
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Interested in Investing or Trading Up Steamboat Real Estate? Read Warren.
This article is from the October 17, 2008 Op Ed section of the New York Times. My friend Holly Rogers from Capital Mortgage Advisors passed it along. For real estate investors or those looking to get into/trade up in the Steamboat real estate market, substitute “Steamboat real estate” for “stock market.” It’s the same principle. [...]
Posted: October 17th, 2008 under Investment Info.
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Invest Like the Pros in Steamboat Real Estate
As billionaire oilman J. Paul Getty once said: “Buy when everyone else is selling and hold until everyone else is buying.” J. Paul Getty would be buying Steamboat real estate like crazy right now. If you are thinking of buying, these are time-tested ways to come out ahead at the end of this real estate [...]
Posted: October 15th, 2008 under Investment Info.
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Have Cash? Buy Steamboat Real Estate
Below is an excerpt from an article Tom Ross wrote for the Sunday, October 5, 2008, Steamboat Pilot and Today. It highlights the fact that cash buyers have room to negotiate in this era of tight credit. Money talks, cash shouts Buyers who can pay up front are noticed By Tom Ross Steamboat Springs — [...]
Posted: October 7th, 2008 under Investment Info.
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Capital Gains Tax vs. 1031 Exchange for Steamboat Real Estate
(The following article, “Capital Gain Tax Rates: The Known, The Unknown, and Why Exchange Now” was written by Asset Preservation Incorporated, A National IRC §1031 “Qualified Intermediary”) Throughout much of the 20th century and into the new millennium, capital gains have been taxed at a lower rate than other income or were only partially exposed [...]
Posted: July 27th, 2008 under Investment Info, Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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