Taxes by Clint Coons | March 25, 2011 
It would appear the IRS has read Sun Tzu’s “The Art of War” and is applying his strategy of “avoiding what is strong to strike at what is weak.” Albeit compared to four years ago the real estate market is weak even if it is beginning to show signs of stability. So who better than [...]
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As we approach April 15, 2011, our call volume dramatically increases. Individuals desperately seeking to reduce their 2010 tax liability inundate my firm with deduction related questions. Ironically, like asset protection planning that begins upon notice of a lawsuit, tax planning for 2010 should have begun over a year ago; but alas, such is the [...]
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Joshua Dorkin
When Lenders Mess Up, Everyone Suffers!
by Jim Watkins | October 5, 2007The days of the “Fogamir” mortgages are gone. Surely you remember the Fogamir? “Yes Sir! We can give you a mortgage. If you would just take this application and rather than fill it out, could you breathe heavy onto that reflective square at the bottom?” If it fogged up, you got the mortgage. It was [...]