Should my mom be put on the deed or be a benficiary?
Adding your mom to the deed is a potentially gift taxable event. Certainly a reportable event. If added to the deed, you mom will not receive a...
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Adding your mom to the deed is a potentially gift taxable event. Certainly a reportable event. If added to the deed, you mom will not receive a...
Independent contractors are people in business for themselves. The answer is generally yes. The key question is to ask whether or not you really...
If there is a tax lien, the buyer will not be able to get a bank loan on the property. If there is a lien and the buyer is paying cash, then the...
You can sell shares for fair market value, you can provide stock options. You can’t just give them shares as that will be taxable as w-2 income. ...
You can make the triggering event self executing so that if an event occurs, the buy-out can occur, even without the shareholder’s cooperation.
Unrestricted as to 25%, 50% and so on each year. If given for no consideration, one, they may not ve validly issued since issuance requires...
Although you have a difficult case and a statute of frauds issue since real estate contracts must be in writing, you may be able to bring a quiet...
No. The licensing requirement is for protection of the public and whether your charge or not the public needs the protection.
Generally, unless there is a hillside ordinance or cc&r’s covering views, you do not have a legal right to a continued view.
Basically, with no par stock, the board is charged with issuing shares for the best deal it can. The actual share value is not relevant and can be...