Homeowners must realize they are contractually giving up certain property rights when they move into a subdivision with deed restrictions. Knowing where population growth is coming from can be useful in predicting real estate markets. Advantageous home office deduction rules became effective in 1999, and the gain exclusion for sales of principal residences was expanded in 1997. Yet, it was 2000 before experts began to appreciate how the two combine to create further tax benefits. A Texas Association of Realtors membership survey shows the Internet is a valuable advertising tool for Realtors, with benefits far outweighing costs.
Nonpermanent residents are subject to stricter requirements when applying for a mortgage loan.
El Paso's major employers, once clothing manufacturers, are now primarily electronics and distribution firms and call centers. They represent the new El Paso economy. This article examines recent research for clues to where the profession is headed. Texans love their sports, and developers are counting on fans spending big in retail and other commercial developments surrounding sports venues. No. 1424, free.